When's Kerry's contract up? I want to see that $12 million spent on some prospects.
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Originally posted by KCGHOSTIt willbe real interesting to see how the Cubs faithful and the Tribune Company view paying big bucks to keep the oft-injured, probably overvalued, fireballer around.
This is a sad story, with what will more than likely have a sad ending... He amazed us all with his 20 K game in 1998, and really helped get us where we were in 2003....
I wish him well where ever he might go, and it would be fitting if he went somewhere and pitched for 10 more seasons, winning the Cy young award a couple times and World Series MVP a time to 2.... now wouldn't that just be great!
So everyone can criticize how the Cubs organization "gave up on him too soon..."
ARGH..
sometimes I wonder...... Why? just Why?BELIEVE
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This is a sad story, with what will more than likely have a sad ending... He amazed us all with his 20 K game in 1998, and really helped get us where we were in 2003....
I'm not busting anyones chops here. I'd say the same thing about anyone in sports who made that kind of dough. "Sad" is relative when your making 11 m a year. I'm even more busted up inside with the tragic story of Barry Bonds"Let me start by telling you this: I have never used steroids. Period. I don't know how to say it any more clearly than that. Never." :hyper:
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He said he would like to remain a Cub in the future. If he does, it will be at a low salary, incentive laden contract, but I doubt he would agree to that. Like usual, he'll sign somewhere and win a couple Cy Young awards, just my Cubs' luck.
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More bad news about Wood. He had problems in a simulated throw and his year/future is in serious jeopardy. Right now you have to think the best thing the Cubs could do is cut the strings completly with this guy and let the young guys get innings in this year."Let me start by telling you this: I have never used steroids. Period. I don't know how to say it any more clearly than that. Never." :hyper:
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If he leaves, he will become a top flight starter wherever he goes. I just know it. It's the Cubs curse. Whenever someone leaves the Cubs, they become great players. Look at Patterson and Garciaparra this year. Both in the top 10 of power rankings this season for their positions.
I think it would be perfect if they made Kerry Wood our closer. Think about it, he pitched a sim game the other day and was tired after 60 pitches. It's pretty clear he can't be an effective starter anymore but he has closers type stuff with that great fastball and slider. As long as he maintains control, he would flourish in that role. I say make him the closer and trade Dempster to someone looking for a decent closer.
Man, they should make me the coach!Last edited by TRIPxCORE; 06-21-2006, 11:48 PM.Tinker, Evers, Chance & Steinfeldt: The nucleus of our elite World Series teams!!!!
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The problem with the closer scenerio is it takes him to long to warm his arm up. Now you risk sending him out before he's ready and you just risk more injury."Let me start by telling you this: I have never used steroids. Period. I don't know how to say it any more clearly than that. Never." :hyper:
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Originally posted by TRIPxCOREIf he leaves, he will become a top flight starter wherever he goes. I just know it. It's the Cubs curse. Whenever someone leaves the Cubs, they become great players. Look at Patterson and Garciaparra this year. Both in the top 10 of power rankings this season for their positions.
I think it would be perfect if they made Kerry Wood our closer. Think about it, he pitched a sim game the other day and was tired after 60 pitches. It's pretty clear he can't be an effective starter anymore but he has closers type stuff with that great fastball and slider. As long as he maintains control, he would flourish in that role. I say make him the closer and trade Dempster to someone looking for a decent closer.
Man, they should make me the coach!
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