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Yeah I don't get it...
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Nobody gets that team... :shrug:
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I do, but...sending youngers down when your way out and for them not to keep getting at-bats is dumb to say the least.
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Just Cubs luck they on pace for 98 losses and still wont finish last in division lol
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Soriano just pretty much guaranteed no #1 pick for the Cubs :lol:
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At least Houston is supposedly heading to the AL.
How you feel about having interleague every day in MLB?
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At least Houston is supposedly heading to the AL.
They'd still have been the worst in the draft race. At least now the Cubs aren't in last place hehe.
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When your team as bad of Cubs might as well have worst record to get top pick lol
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I'd love that.
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As of end of action, 7/31/2011:
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2. Cubs .398
3. Baltimore .400
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1. Houston .324
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Will update this better tomorrow when all teams are in action. Cubs are percentage points ahead of Baltimore and now have the third-worst record in the league. Kind of annoying since Houston actually won tonight :lol:
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is that..like..your go-to emoticon now?
:yep:
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The Cubs will probably get the 3rd pick. It really doesn't matter where Baltimore ends up picking all of their top prospects end up failing in the majors (Chris Tillman, Zach Britton, Brian Matusz, etc.)
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Yeah, I think the general feel is next year's draft class isn't that deep so as long as the Cubs get a top 5 pick and don't **** it up, I'm content.
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Ah, this is the part of the season where after positioning themselves for a top pick, the Cubs play their way out of the top 5 to give the fans some false hope for next season :lol:
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Impeccable timing as usual from our heroes.
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Impeccable timing as usual from our heroes.
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Man the asros are bad. Not 2003 tigers bad but really close.
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