There are some members of the Top 79 Cub Killers of My Time who were still relatively successful players against MLB teams that WEREN'T the Cubs. The 37th biggest Cub Killer, Mike Fitzgerald, is not one of those guys. No, Fitzgerald was only a .235/.321/.346 hitter throughout the course of his ten-year career, which he spent mostly with ... Read More
The Top 79 Cub Killers of My Time #37: “Gerald Fits Mike and” Mike Fitzgerald
Posted On 26 Jul 2011 By Bad Kermit. Under: The Top 79.
There are some members of the Top 79 Cub Killers of My Time who were still relatively successful players against MLB teams that WEREN'T the Cubs. The 37th biggest Cub Killer, Mike Fitzgerald, is not one of those guys. No, Fitzgerald was only a .235/.321/.346 hitter throughout the course of his ten-year career, which he spent mostly with ... Read More
Popeye on the Internet: The “Opening Day” Edition
Posted On 01 Apr 2011 By Popeye. Under: Ex-Cubs, Popeye on the Internet.
EDITOR'S NOTE: In light of a new season starting today, in keeping with the theme of HJE, and because Uncle Mike is about as vanilla as Neapolitan ice cream without the chocolate and strawberry, we have a new Friday host! Be nice to him. He's old.
Hello, Cubs fans. Popeye here. I guess I'm supposed to ... Read More
You’re Out of It, Cubs. Don’t Be Stupid.
Posted On 19 Aug 2009 By Bad Kermit. Under: Cubs, NL Central, Transactions.
Okay, it's reality-check time. Even if the Cardinals go one game under .500 for the rest of the way, they'll finish 88-74. For the Cubs to reach 88 wins, they'll have to go 28-17, a .622 winning percentage. Unlikely, since they're playing .513 baseball this year and are in danger of getting swept by a terrible 51-70 ... Read More
