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We interrupt your day to bring you the following breaking news: Source: Lance Lynn’s one-year contract with #Twins will be worth more than $10 million. @MLB @MLBNetwork — Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) March 10, 2018 Lance Lynn’s one-year, $12 million contract could increase to a total of $14 million if he Continue reading The Art of the (One-Year) Deal
I get it. This is a Cubs’ blog. And I am a Cubs’ fan. So anything critical of the Cardinals comes off as “jealousy”, a “hot take”, or any series of things that the Best Fans twitter account could have a world of fun with. But here’s the God’s honest Continue reading 2017 Division Preview: 2nd Place St. Louis Cardinals
Hey, the Cubs won! So let’s check out some highlights…whenever they decide to put them up for this practice game. Before we get into game film, did you know that David Ross is going on Dancing With the Stars? Your browser does not support iframes. Grandpa will be competing against, Continue reading Cubs Practice: Deuces Wild
Before we dive into new Cubs reliever, Wade Davis, let’s talk about new (again) Yankees closer, Aroldis Chapman and what he meant to the Cubs bullpen. Chapman came to the Cubs as a rigid one inning closer who preferred to start an inning with no inherited runners and shut it Continue reading Wade Davis Bolsters Flexibility of Bullpen
Although the Cubs enter the off-season with much more stability in the field than they do on the mound, they do enter the off-season with some questions that need answering. Those questions, though, were mitigated by the 2015 performance of a handful of rookies and the emergence of Anthony Rizzo Continue reading Center Field and Depth Figure to Dominate Cubs Positional Off-Season
I would be lying if I said I didn’t have a bias in this year’s World Series, especially after the Cubs’ season ended. I’m still happy with the season overall, but I’m a tad annoyed with the way it ended, y’know? So I was particularly satisfied with the result of Continue reading That Was Satisfying
It’s been an insane school year so far, with budget cuts and the science department shrinking from five teachers to just three to cover our four grade levels. That meant that I had to take care of four different science electives, which, much to the chagrin of my entire family, Continue reading Baseball into November, Cubs Still Working
Ivy will do the recap for the Eastern road trip soon enough, but since this was a shortened series, I’ll take care of it for now since I have the time. Before we round up the series, though, two cool stories that I thought every fan would appreciate: 1. Bartolo Continue reading Ivy’s Roundup: Can’t Keep a Good Cub Down
Well, I haven’t done one of these in what seems like forever! I’ve been so busy with life and school that I was unable to do the recaps, which tends to happen when you work full time and go to school part time. I just want to thank Rice for Continue reading Ivy’s Roundup: Those Annoying Buzzing Nats
The book on Jon Lester has been written. He hates throwing to first base. Because of that, teams are more aggressive in their leads and they are much more willing to attempt steals against him. Already this season Lester has allowed 13 stolen bases, after today’s game. That is well Continue reading Answer to Lester’s Pick Off Problems Could Be Welington Castillo