@CheapSeats411 The question is, what were you willing to give up? The asking price for the top starters was pretty steep. Mize, Holmes and Soriano were all worth #2 rated prospects. that’s why a lot of the starters mentioned - Wacha, Lugo and Detmers didn’t move…
@courtney883 The question is, what were you willing to give up? The asking price for the top starters was pretty steep. Mize, Holmes and Soriano were all worth #2 rated prospects. that’s why a lot of the starters mentioned - Wacha, Lugo and Detmers didn’t move…
@DieHard_Chicago 1. George Halas
2. Walter Payton
3. Michael Jordan
4. Ernie Banks
5. Dick Butkus
6. Frank Thomas
7. Ryne Sandberg
8. Gale Sayers
9. Bobby Hull
10. Patrick Kane / Jonathan Toews
@JCowleyHoops Yet, you’re the one resentful enough to air the dirty laundry by tweeting and retweeting. Not a good look for you, and very unprofessional.
@JCowleyHoops I’m glad you sleep well at night my guy. Everyone should be so blessed in life. But there sure does seem to be some deep seeded and underlying envy / jealousy there😉
@eswillow72@JCowleyHoops But Cowley criticizing Haugh for never having a fastball, is like a middle of the road junk ball pitcher criticizing Greg Maddux for never having a fastball. That’s the difference between Cowley’s career path and Haugh’s.
@Brett_A_Taylor I didn’t ask about the Cubs. I said to put them side-by-side with the Cubs, and to include the payroll, which you did not, which amplifies your point. It speaks to the Brewer’s efficiency, while it should be embarrassing to the Cubs. Not sure why that bothered you? Surprising…
@thekapman Do you still think their World Series bound with the way the playoffs appear to be shaping up for them? Phillies, Brewers, and probably the Dodgers or Braves...
@thekapman A week ago you had the Cubs going to the World Series. As of today, they'd would have to go through the Phillies, Brewers and likely the Dodgers. Are you still taking those bets?