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Throw Up

Monday, February 1, 2010

11 Comments

Oh, Jim Hendry. Just when you had me excited about the Xavier Nady signing and the Chad Tracy signing, you do something silly, like sign Kevin Millar. There is likely no way this move will affect the Major League club. Millar sucks and likely can’t outplay, well- anyone. If he makes [...]

The Top 79 Cub Killers of My Time #56: Tony “Tales of” Womack

Monday, September 14, 2009

5 Comments

Because Tony Womack was the starting shortstop on the World Champion 2001 Diamondbacks, it’s sometimes easy to forget how terrible he actually was in his 13 seasons as a Major League Baseball player. It’s probably far easier to forget how terrible he was if you’re a Cubs fan. After all, when Womack wasn’t [...]

Skip’s Comment of the Week: September 11, 2009

Friday, September 11, 2009

1 Comment

Hey, gang! Either you guys are terrified of the new commenting system or you’re upset that the team you follow has taken a nose dive, because there weren’t many comments to choose from this week. That’s great news for you folks who are dying for a Comment of the Week trophy, like Grow [...]

Just When I Thought I Was Out, The Muskbag Pulls Me Back In.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

10 Comments

You finally get a Godfather quote and it’s from Godfather III. How does THAT feel? Anyhow, I saw the Muskbag was back, and I couldn’t let that aggression go unchecked.

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