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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: StrikeZone
Date: December 9, 2011, 1:02 pm
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[quote=MLB Network via the Twitter]With the election of Ron
Santo to the Hall of Fame, we will air ‘This Old Cub’ at 2pm ET.
Click here to buy the DVD:
HTML http://bit.ly/usAOfa
HTML http://t.co/cix93jYS[/quote]
I'm a little late, so it's on now.
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: StrikeZone
Date: December 10, 2011, 11:56 pm
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Oh, BTW, the Brewers Ryan Braun got caught cheating and is gonna
be suspended for the first 50 games of next season.
He's claiming he's not a cheater but he is.
He's a cheating cheater that cheated and won the MVP last
season.
They should strip him of his award once his appeal is denied and
he's a convicted cheater.
He tested positive for synthetic testosterone.
That's cheating and there's no explaining it.
Cheater.
Theo needs to take advantage of the Cardinals losing Pujols and
now the Brewers losing not only cheater Braun but also Prince
Fielder by signing Fielder.
So, to sum up, Ryan Braun is a dirty d0uchebag cheater who
cheats and went the Miami, which sucks.
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: Cubette Tx
Date: December 11, 2011, 8:05 am
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Don't hold back, Zoner....tell us how you really feel!
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: DWing17
Date: December 11, 2011, 10:30 am
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I heard a rumor that Ryan Braun cheated. Any confirmation on
that? ;D
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: StrikeZone
Date: December 12, 2011, 10:00 pm
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Hey, did you hear that Ryan Braun is a cheating cheater that
cheated?
It's true.
Also, Koyie Hill sucks balls.
And he is no longer Cubs fans' problem.
--- Quote ---
> Cubs non-tender catcher Koyie Hill
--- End Quote ---
HTML http://tinyurl.com/84cv5e6
HTML http://tinyurl.com/84cv5e6
*tearing up*
I'm so happy.
I... I... I... I...
*sobbing*
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: DWing17
Date: December 13, 2011, 8:19 am
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I'll miss Hill. I think Ryan Braun's cheating directly
attributed to his release. :o ;D
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: StrikeZone
Date: December 13, 2011, 10:53 am
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Too bad Koyie Hill wasn't a cheater, like that lying cheating
cheater who cheated, Ryan Braun.
He would either be better at baseball or would have been
suspended and the Cubs could have gotten rid of his worthless
carcass earlier.
Either way, win-win.
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: Kaylynna23
Date: December 13, 2011, 2:39 pm
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General Info:
Aramis Ramirez set to join Milwaukee Brewers
Plenty to sort out as baseball's offseason rumbles on
Dec 12, 2011
Albert Pujols' wife says Cardinals fans 'deceived'
By Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY
Updated 4h 52m ago
CAPTION
By Alex Gallardo, AP
Albert Pujols' wife, Deidre, says that St. Louis Cardinals fans
"have been deceived" by published reports detailing the
financial commitment the ballclub was willing to make to its
franchise player.
Pujols eventually signed a 10-year, $254 million contract with
the Los Angeles Angels, some $44 million above what the
Cardinals were willing to offer.
Deidre Pujols says it was more significant than that, and that
her husband was stung by the fact they, at least initially, were
only willing to guarantee five years of a contract.
As she put it to the "Greg and Sandi Show" on 99.1 FM in St.
Louis:
"The offers that people have seen on television, I'm going
to tell you what .... had that offer been the one that was given
to us, with guarantee, we would have a bird on the bat. ... What
I'm saying is it wasn't a guaranteed situation. When you have
somebody say, 'We want you to be a Cardinal for life' and only
offer you a five-year deal ... it kind of confused us. ... Well,
we got over that insult and felt like Albert had given so much
of himself to baseball and into the community that he at least
deserved the opportunity to have real life-long -- you know, I
tell you what -- we didn't want to go through this again. Free
agency, it's stressful."
After Pujols became a free agent, the Cardinals' initial offer
was five years guaranteed for $130 million, far less than the
roughly $198 million they offered Pujols in spring training.
Their ultimate 10-year, $210 million offer deferred a
significant portion of salary without interest.
It's clear what could have been an amicable parting will, at
least initially, turn ugly. Pujols, some have noted, seemed
subdued at his welcome news conference/pep rally in Anaheim.
Raising the notion that he was wanted in Anaheim, and that God
wanted him in Anaheim, was enough to earn the ire of St. Louis
columnist Bernie Miklasz, who had defended Pujols' position
earlier.
Not so much anymore.
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: Kaylynna23
Date: December 13, 2011, 2:40 pm
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Aramis Ramirez set to join Milwaukee Brewers
By Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY
Updated 20h 36m ago
CAPTION
By Jerry Lai, AP
Aramis Ramirez is on the verge of signing a three-year contract
for the Milwaukee Brewers, a move that will shore up a position
of weakness and also fortify a lineup that could be without
Prince Fielder and, for 50 games, Ryan Braun.
The Chicago-Sun Times and ESPN Chicago both reported Ramirez,
who played the last nine seasons with the Chicago Cubs, has
agreed to terms on a three-year deal, to be worth $36 million.
The Brewers are expected to lose Fielder, who is a free agent.
Braun has tested positive for a banned substance and may face a
50-game ban if his appeal to Major League Baseball is denied.
Last year, Brewers third basemen -- mainly Casey McGehee --
combined to hit ..215 with 11 homers and a .598 on-base plus
slugging. Ramirez enjoyed a career resurgence in his final year
as a Cub, batting .305 with 26 home runs and an .871 OPS.
However, Ramirez will turn 34 in June, which might have cooled
the market for his services. His agent, Paul Kinzer, was aiming
for a three- or four-year deal.
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Re: CUBS IN 2012
DIR By: Cubette Tx
Date: December 14, 2011, 1:28 pm
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