Growing up as a pure left-handed baseball player, my options on the field were limited. I was primarily a first baseman, though I did have my fair share of opportunities in the outfield and one ill-advised stint behind home plate (Why do they even SELL left-handed catcher's mitts?). I've come to accept the fact that there are really only five positions on a baseball diamond for left-handers. The latest Muskbox has not yet accepted the same fact. Even more amazingly, someone finally asks a good question, and it's followed up with NO ANSWER. Muskbox, away!
The Muskbox Is an Equal-Hand Opportunity Employer
Posted On 14 May 2012 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Cubs, Muskbox.
Growing up as a pure left-handed baseball player, my options on the field were limited. I was primarily a first baseman, though I did have my fair share of opportunities in the outfield and one ill-advised stint behind home plate (Why do they even SELL left-handed catcher's mitts?). I've come to accept the fact that there are really only five positions on a baseball diamond for left-handers. The latest Muskbox has not yet accepted the same fact. Even more amazingly, someone finally asks a good question, and it's followed up with NO ANSWER. Muskbox, away!
The Muskbox is Not Quite Dead Yet
Posted On 03 May 2012 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Cubs, Muskbox.
Despite appearances, I'm not letting HJE die a slow death. In fact, I'm working on another facelift for the old girl, which will probably take longer than the T79. Also, there may be a return of a beloved feature on the horizon. No, not the Shoutbox. I haven't gotten around to that yet. In this latest episode of Muskbox, the fans lament Bryan LaHair's lack of at-bats (DAFUQ?) and wonder what might have been for the Peoria Chiefs if Albert Pujols were still playing there. Yup.
The Muskbox is Splitting Hairs and Contracts
Posted On 04 Jan 2012 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Muskbox.
The first Muskbox of the new year picks up right where the last Muskbox of the old year left off. In a world of confusion, unanswered questions, and broken promises. However, to avoid you a horrible heart attack this early into the new year, I must warn you. Hidden deep in the recesses of the Muskbox lies an honest-to-goodness solid question AND answer. 2012 TRULY IS THE END OF DAYS!!!
The Muskbox Was on Hiatus, But Now It’s Back; And That’s the Most Interesting Fact in It
Posted On 19 Apr 2011 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Cubs, Muskbox.
At the beginning of this week's Muskbox, Carrie points out that the 'Box has been on hiatus for a while. Now, I'm a man whose website, at this point, basically exists solely to mock the Muskbox, and this hiatus was news to me. Also news to me is that Angel Guzman's mortality status is currently: STILL ALIVE. ... Read More
Uncle Mike’s Friday BROWSing: The “I Forgot to Name This Edition” Edition
Posted On 25 Mar 2011 By Uncle Mike. Under: Cubs, Mike's Friday BROWSing.
Ponder this. It's the last BROWSing of the offseason. Whoa. It seems like only yesterday we were fighting over who would be starting at second base when the season starts and now- Well, I guess we're still sort of arguing about that. But that's neither here nor there. Speaking of which, tips go here, ... Read More
The Muskbox Demands that Jaramillo LOOK IN A MIRROR!
Posted On 09 Feb 2011 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Cubs, Muskbox.
Let it never again be said that the Muskbox doesn't hold the Cubs accountable. That it's just a bunch of corporate answers to silly questions from simpletons who will purchase tickets no matter how stupid the package, and no matter how bad the team. Why, just this week in the Muskbox, Rudolpho Jaramillo is taken to task by ... Read More
The Muskbox Makes the Most Ridiculous DeRosa Statement in a LONG History of Such Statements
Posted On 14 Dec 2010 By Bad Kermit. Under: Broadcasters & Journalists, Cubs, Muskbox.
Just last night, I was discussing the absurdity of the Mark DeRosa love that even the San Francisco Giants had for the scruffy utility dope. I was amazed at how the Giants pretended he was instrumental to their World Series Championship despite the fact that he played only 26 games and had only 93 at-bats with them in 2010. ... Read More
Rejected Cubs Giveaways
Posted On 17 Jun 2010 By Bad Kermit. Under: Cubs.
I thought the Cubs had officially given up on non-ridiculous promotional giveaways when they gave out Mia Hamm jerseys or bobbleheads or ovaries, or whatever they gave out when Nomar Garciaparra was a Cub. But if you have the pleasure of going to today's game against the Oakland A's, you might be the recipient of this brilliant bobblehead doll ... Read More
Sweet Uncle Lou’s Friday Roundup: The “Can BOTH of These Teams Get Swept?” Edition
Posted On 11 Jun 2010 By Sweet Uncle Lou. Under: Around the MLB, Cubs, Lou's Friday Roundup.
Oh, happy day! It's Crosstown Classic weekend! The weekend where two teams headed nowhere square off against one another and try to prove who cares less about playing one another. The answer? You fans. Also, me. I've been dealing with just the tips for the past two weeks, so we have some catching up ... Read More
Is Anyone Still Watching?
Posted On 09 Jun 2010 By Bad Kermit. Under: Cubs.
I think I'm having a Cub mid-life crisis. I had no idea who the Cubs were playing last night until I logged on to MLB At-Bat to watch highlights from Stephen Strasburg's debut. I wasn't surprised to learn that the Cubs had suffered another one-run loss to another terrible team. I can't remember the last time I ... Read More
