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Cutler should pitch for the Cubs. Less chance of him getting killed by the opposing defense.
Unless a defensive lineman is batting.
Cutler should pitch for the Cubs. Less chance of him getting killed by the opposing defense.
He would probably start to miss it. And feel uncomfortable and just hit the opposing hitter so he'll charge and tackle him on the mound to feel more at home.
What's the equivalent of an interception in baseball? Hehe.
Rick's entire theory sounds like the premise for a shitty segment with David Kaplan or a shitty article by Phil Rogers.
The underlying theory is that you shouldn't expect overnight miracles even with Theo at the helm. I don't think most intelligent Cubs fans think he's going to start shitting gold and firing rainbows out of his mouth when he burps after eating a bison dog :lol:
Good to be cautiously optimistic. Nobody knows what Theo is going to do or how this will turn out, so hope for the best.
Congratulations on picking that up. You aren't nearly as brain dead as I previously thought. I figured I had to point it out since what you previously posted basically ignored that blatantly obvious fact.You wasted your time typing out the differences between a player and a general manager.
Cutler wasn't brought in to "right the ship". He was brought in to put a borderline playoff team over the top.They're both being viewed upon as saviors to right the ship of their organizations at their respective positions.
Yes.Do you really think that I didn't know that the roles they play in doing that are different?
Who expected that of Cutler?Cutler throws 26 interceptions in 2009 and gets criticized for not being the next coming of Tom Brady
So you write and appeal to the bottom feeding mouth breathing fan? Awesome. Maybe that's because that's the level you operate on and can't comprehend any higher.No one, at least not the dumbasses, cared that Angelo didn't try to get him a competent wide receiver when he got here. People expected him to throw 50 yard bombs every week to a guy like Devin Hester with a 162 year old Orlando Pace trying to protect him. They just figured "he's Jay Cutler who threw for 4,000+ yards and went to a Pro Bowl" and didn't consider that the talent on the Bears was far less lucrative than what he had in Denver...
Wow. Insightful stuff.Let's just say, the Cubs lose 90 games again next year. Epstein gets criticized because the meatballs expect a World Series victory right now because he's Theo Epstein, the man who brought two championships to Boston for the first time after years of torment. Of course, this is just one of many possible scenarios that could happen in 2012...
Again you float to the most simplistic childish "logic" in the entire scenario.Each of them will get criticized for different things in their roles but the fact that both of them are being expected to do big things are completely the same.
Seriously? You can't see the connection between previous successes and expectations set upon people?You type up Epstein's success >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Cuter's success
When the **** was I comparing their successes to each other?
No. But great job missing the point!You're the one who seems to want to turn this into a dick measuring contest between Cutler and Epstein.
Congratulations on picking that up. You aren't nearly as brain dead as I previously thought. I figured I had to point it out since what you previously posted basically ignored that blatantly obvious fact.
Cutler wasn't brought in to "right the ship". He was brought in to put a borderline playoff team over the top.
Yes.
Who expected that of Cutler?
Anyone?
What person with a functioning brain expected Cutler to be Tom Brady?
Let's take this Special person comparison one step further. In 2010 the Bears went to the NFC Championship game. Be careful Cubs fans! In Theo's second season the Cubs might go to the NLCS based on the "Cutler-Epstein Scale of Comparisons". Be afraid! Be very afraid and cautious!
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So you write and appeal to the bottom feeding mouth breathing fan? Awesome. Maybe that's because that's the level you operate on and can't comprehend any higher.
Wow. Insightful stuff.
Again you float to the most simplistic childish "logic" in the entire scenario.
Great.
From now on I'll just assume your posts are nothing but pointless drivel that carry no real point but just preach and talk to the Special person part of the fan base in some vain attempt to make yourself feel as though you proved any sort of well thought out point.
You'd be great working for the Trib,
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Seriously? You can't see the connection between previous successes and expectations set upon people?
I'm the one that can't (implied)read between the lines?
Fantastic irony here.
It's kind of tough to use Cutler as a warning beacon for built up expectations in relation to Epstein when Epstein has been vastly more successful at his job than Cutler so the expectation should be higher than they were for Cutler.
Using Cutler as a cautionary tale for Epstein misses the mark because the situations, the people, the previous successes are so vastly different it renders the comparison completely irrelevant.
But yeah let's dumb this down to some meatballish "ZOMG a big trade/signing!!!" comparison.
Nice work. Keep shooting for the lowest common denominator.
No. But great job missing the point!
1. Don't criticize Rick so meanly he is a writer and your not last time I checked
2. This is why I stay away from any thread with you in it
3. You deserve that master debater award your good at it lol
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1. Don't criticize Rick so meanly he is a writer and your not last time I checked
2. This is why I stay away from any thread with you in it
3. You deserve that master debater award your good at it lol
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He actually was nominated for master debater.
I lol'd..
Congratulations on picking that up. You aren't nearly as brain dead as I previously thought. I figured I had to point it out since what you previously posted basically ignored that blatantly obvious fact.
Cutler wasn't brought in to "right the ship". He was brought in to put a borderline playoff team over the top.
Yes.
Who expected that of Cutler?
Anyone?
What person with a functioning brain expected Cutler to be Tom Brady?
Let's take this Special person comparison one step further. In 2010 the Bears went to the NFC Championship game. Be careful Cubs fans! In Theo's second season the Cubs might go to the NLCS based on the "Cutler-Epstein Scale of Comparisons". Be afraid! Be very afraid and cautious!
So you write and appeal to the bottom feeding mouth breathing fan? Awesome. Maybe that's because that's the level you operate on and can't comprehend any higher.
Wow. Insightful stuff.
Again you float to the most simplistic childish "logic" in the entire scenario.
Great.
From now on I'll just assume your posts are nothing but pointless drivel that carry no real point but just preach and talk to the Special person part of the fan base in some vain attempt to make yourself feel as though you proved any sort of well thought out point.
You'd be great working for the Trib.
Seriously? You can't see the connection between previous successes and expectations set upon people?
No. But great job missing the point!
Proof? I have yet to see any.
See comments about pandering to the meatballs because that's all you can connect and write to.Don't want to see Epstein crucified after one season if the Cubs finish under .500.
What?! Hmm I said Cutler was brought into to take a borderline playoff team over the top. How does that NOT make Cutler a franchise QB? When did I imply that he wasn't brought in to be that? Do you have a learning disability?So Cutler wasn't brought in to be a franchise quarterback?
Oooooooooh!You're an idiot then and, slightly off the topic, a complete tool not only because of your douchebag looking avatar
And that makes Cutler Tom Brady?SI, ridiculously, had them going to the Super Bowl in 2009 based solely on the Cutler acquisition.
Did you NOT read my question?Did you listen to the radio the day Cutler was traded to the Bears? Every moron in the world calling in thought he was an elite Tom Brady type quarterback.
And you answer with the bolded above as if it's an answer to the question?!What person with a functioning brain expected Cutler to be Tom Brady?
Jesus...You're the one I had to fucking explain it to. Idiot.
You don't see the meatball part of the fan base criticizing him if they aren't a playoff contender right away next year?
I'm comparing the expectations the were set upon them by various, but not all, individuals of each team's fan base
U mad bruh? Why you keep responding then?Assume what you want about my posts, I don't give a ****.
You can NOT seriously be this dumb.have a picture of yourself as your avatar wearing a tuxedo
.Were there certain expectations demanded of Cutler when he came to the Bears? Will there be certain expectations demanded of Epstein when he gets to the Cubs?
That's idiotic because those past success have a direct relation to the expectations placed upon them now. Jesus Mary and Joseph.The whole point of what I'm saying isn't to gauge how much success they had in the past
Well duh.There's no comparison in that regard
Assumed? Nothing was assumed that they were better. Their track record proved it.they're assumed to be a lot better then what was previously had.
Congrats on contradicting yourself in back to back sentences...............Of course the expectations will be higher of Epstein because he put together championship teams.
However it doesn't mean that the expectations of Cutler were any smaller
Meatballs aren't people.I don't want to see people unfairly criticize Epstein if the Cubs don't win next year