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Cubs 5, Brewers 4; And the band played on... by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 16th, 2008 Click here for photos of last night's game. Well, they tried a different manager. Didn't work. CC Sabathia got outdueled, Dale Sveum got out-managed, and the Cubs were just a little better Tuesday night, giving them...

Cubs 14, Reds 9; Cheers and Jeers by Damen Jackson

Filed: September 6th, 2008 The Chicago Cubs broke a six-game losing streak Saturday -- beating the Reds 14-9 -- by getting back to what they've done all year; strong starting pitching, good execution, and capitalizing on shaky opposition pitching...

Funny, they didn't look like the best team in baseball by Damen Jackson

The Cubs dropped a collective dud, and Carlos Zambrano melted down -- on and off the field -- as the Cubs embarrassed themselves in front of a national audience, losing 7-3 to the Dodgers yesterday in L.A. There wasn't a single facet of the game yesterday...

Old friends, new heroes, and a little theatre by Damen Jackson

New day. Same result. The Cubs went out and proved once more that Wrigley is a very friendly confine for the team this year. Down early yet again against the Rockies and one-time Cub Glendon Rusch, they come back yet again, and win 5-4 Saturday afternoon...

Well, as I was saying by Damen Jackson

The other day I mentioned what a different look and feel the Cubs lineup has with Reed Johnson and/or Felix Pie in it. Perhaps it's the rally-killing tendencies of Jim Edmonds. Or maybe it's the productivity at the bottom of the lineup. Or maybe...

Yeah, this is why I don't worry about streaks by Damen Jackson

Less than a week ago, the Cubs were in the middle of an awful stretch, having lost had nine of their last 13 games. This culminated in the 9-0 loss to the Red -- potentially the worst team in the N.L. -- that was without question the worst loss of the...

Now that's more like it... by Damen Jackson

In celebrating the Cubs 6-3 win Thursday over the Brewers, I think it's an opportune time to hand out kudos. That said.... To Lou Piniella, for seeing early that the best spot for Soriano is lead-off. And leaving him there. To Alfonso, for responding...
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