I'm a die hard thats on the ledge with this Theo bullshit and all. This org can hire any asshole and go out and pay FA's but now we take the approach of being the Rays and A's with no experience at any level doing it. NO Theo didnt do it this way in Bos.
we got talent in the farm that supposed to be good but every year now its a guy that a year or two away. Were led to believe all these prospects are going to hit(which never happens) maybe 1-2 of the 15 turn into good majors leagues. So then what
When this bs started this was the year we were going to contend for the division if not be playoff ready?? LMAO its always another year another year.
For all the rest out there that wont believe in the long history of how bad we have been this has been the worst 3 year stretch in OUR HISTORY.
we got talent in the farm that supposed to be good but every year now its a guy that a year or two away. Were led to believe all these prospects are going to hit(which never happens) maybe 1-2 of the 15 turn into good majors leagues. So then what
When this bs started this was the year we were going to contend for the division if not be playoff ready?? LMAO its always another year another year.
For all the rest out there that wont believe in the long history of how bad we have been this has been the worst 3 year stretch in OUR HISTORY.
perfect timing. front page of the sun times today.......all of this instead of concentrating on what is going with actual players and on field product
http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/...rigley-field-expansion-plan.html#.U4YUj_ldV7c
said if the team is not allowed to “control our ballpark,” it would consider moving and look first at other Chicago sites.
Even if the court fight drags on, Kenney said the Cubs intended to start construction on the plaza in July and on the bleacher expansion this fall. The entire project — including the hotel, office building and stadium renovation — is expected to be completed for the start of the 2018 season.
Ryan McLaughlin, a spokesman for the Wrigleyville Rooftops Association, said the lawsuit the Cubs seem determined to provoke will be filed shortly.
“A contract is a contract. It’s unclear why the Cubs feel they can break a contract with rooftop owners, but they do not break contracts with vendors, baseball players or whomever,” McLaughlin said.
Noting that the rooftops share $3.5 million-to-$4 million of their annual profits with the Cubs, McLaughlin said, “Why would they do that if they didn’t’ feel they had a contract that protected their rights?”
http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/...rigley-field-expansion-plan.html#.U4YUj_ldV7c
said if the team is not allowed to “control our ballpark,” it would consider moving and look first at other Chicago sites.
Even if the court fight drags on, Kenney said the Cubs intended to start construction on the plaza in July and on the bleacher expansion this fall. The entire project — including the hotel, office building and stadium renovation — is expected to be completed for the start of the 2018 season.
Ryan McLaughlin, a spokesman for the Wrigleyville Rooftops Association, said the lawsuit the Cubs seem determined to provoke will be filed shortly.
“A contract is a contract. It’s unclear why the Cubs feel they can break a contract with rooftop owners, but they do not break contracts with vendors, baseball players or whomever,” McLaughlin said.
Noting that the rooftops share $3.5 million-to-$4 million of their annual profits with the Cubs, McLaughlin said, “Why would they do that if they didn’t’ feel they had a contract that protected their rights?”
Wow
1 yes
6 no
5 never
http://www.espn.com/mlb/news/story?id=3335928
Maybe at the minimum Leon Durham can throw out the first pitch next year, off the hook while he is still alive.
1 yes
6 no
5 never
http://www.espn.com/mlb/news/story?id=3335928
Maybe at the minimum Leon Durham can throw out the first pitch next year, off the hook while he is still alive.
