Here is my 2010 Starting Pitching Projections for the Chicago Cubs.
1. Carlos Zambrano- After a very disappointing 2009, I fully expect to see a more mature yet still a fiery competitor in Carlos Zambrano. I feel this is the Season the Cubs will realize they made the right decision signing him to an extension. His strike outs will not break 200 but his ERA should go down because he now pitching to contact.
32 games started
211 innings pitched
85 walks
165 K's
18-7
3.51 ERA
2. Ryan Dempster- The guy can pitch well last Season but it did not show in his stats. I expect him to be between his 2008-2009 stats. He will be solid but not spectacular. His K's will stay the same but his ERA will definitely drop in my opinion.
30 games started
198 innings pitched
81 walks
178 K's
14-7
3.33 ERA
3. Randy Wells- I feel the league will catch up to Wells a bit this Season so his numbers will go down. Lets not forget the chance of a sophomore slump. His wins stay the same but his ERA, SO, games started, and innings pitched will go up. I expect Wells not to do as well as last year but not blow up by any means.
29 games started
182 innings pitched
60 walks
130 K's
12-8
4.01 ERA
4. Tom Gorzelanny- I do not expect much for him in fact I expect him to be replaced in the rotation sometime this season by Marshall, Lilly, or a minor leaguer. His projected numbers by me will show you why.
6 games started
36 innings pitched
15 walks
27 K's
1-3
5.95 ERA
5. Carlos Silva- I fully expect him to do better than last year but that is not saying much. He will post a high ERA and I do not think he will pitch in a ton of games before he gets replaced by someone.
12 games started
69 inning pitched
29 walks
35 K's
4-4
5.45 ERA
6. Ted Lilly- I expect Ted Lilly to be Ted Lilly plain and simple when he comes back.
27 games started
174 innings pitched
40 walks
160 K's
14-6
3.98 ERA
7. Sean Marshall- He will end up starting some games for the Cubs because of Silva and Gorzo not getting it done. I expect Marshall to do very well as a started. So he will start double digit games for the Cubs.
19 games started
111 innings pitched
42 walks
80 K's
9-6
4.12 ERA
All together the Cubs will have a good top three rotation until Lilly gets back and Marshall gets inserted into the rotation. It will then be a very solid rotation and will win a lot of games for the Cubs. Here is the combined stats for your 2010 Chicago Cubs rotation-
155 games started (7 games will come from spot starters, new players, or bullpen)
981 innings pitched (with that number our rotation will avg. 6 innings pitched a ball game)
368 BB
775 K's
72-39 (the bullpen will be the decision in a ton of games)
4.33 ERA (entire rotation avg.)
There are my projections for the 2010 rotation.
Up next-
- Outfield Projections
- Infield Projections
- Team Projection
I will not be doing a bullpen projection because it is just too inconsistent to project.
Until Next Time....
Monday, March 29, 2010
Cubs Trade Talk....
We have not heard much trade talk about the Cubs until now...
- The Rangers are looking for a backup corner infielder before Opening Day and the Cubs could help them do so. It is rumored that the Rangers have interest in either Kevin Millar or Chad Tracy for there backup position so it is likely the Cubs will deal one or the other depending on who makes the team. Right now I am hearing Millar has earned him a spot on the roster.
- The Cubs have some interest in veteran left-hander Nate Robinson. The Cubs are looking at potential replacements for the back end of the rotation if Silva or Gorzelanny do not produce early on. The Cubs also feel they are too right handed in the rotation so will look at lefties to replace either Silva or Gorzo. Nate Robinson is owed 10 million this season so the Cubs would have to send a bad contract there way or have the Tigers pick up most of the tag. Robinson is 2-1 with a 3.66 ERA in 19 innings pitched this Spring.
- It is rumored that Fukudome is on the trading block and being "known to be available" by Jim Hendry with the emergence of Tyler Colvin. I have heard that the Astros, Dbacks, Giants, Mets, and White Sox all have some interest in Fukudome, but probably would expect the Cubs to pay a "good portion" of his contract.
- Tyler Colvin has made the team out of camp and now only Millar, Fuld, Tracy, and Hoffpauir are battling for the final spot. My bet is on Millar.
Until Next Time....
- The Rangers are looking for a backup corner infielder before Opening Day and the Cubs could help them do so. It is rumored that the Rangers have interest in either Kevin Millar or Chad Tracy for there backup position so it is likely the Cubs will deal one or the other depending on who makes the team. Right now I am hearing Millar has earned him a spot on the roster.
- The Cubs have some interest in veteran left-hander Nate Robinson. The Cubs are looking at potential replacements for the back end of the rotation if Silva or Gorzelanny do not produce early on. The Cubs also feel they are too right handed in the rotation so will look at lefties to replace either Silva or Gorzo. Nate Robinson is owed 10 million this season so the Cubs would have to send a bad contract there way or have the Tigers pick up most of the tag. Robinson is 2-1 with a 3.66 ERA in 19 innings pitched this Spring.
- It is rumored that Fukudome is on the trading block and being "known to be available" by Jim Hendry with the emergence of Tyler Colvin. I have heard that the Astros, Dbacks, Giants, Mets, and White Sox all have some interest in Fukudome, but probably would expect the Cubs to pay a "good portion" of his contract.
- Tyler Colvin has made the team out of camp and now only Millar, Fuld, Tracy, and Hoffpauir are battling for the final spot. My bet is on Millar.
Until Next Time....
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Few Notes....
- The Cubs traded Andres Blanco to the Rangers for a PTBNL. My question is why? A switch hitter, with speed, can play all over the infield, and has a plus glove should be valued not traded. If the Cubs were looking to deal an infielder for a PTBNL they have one named Jeff Baker. Blanco is more valuable to the Cubs than Baker is, plain and simple.
- The Cubs got to keep Mike Parisi because he was sent back to St. Louis but since he was outrighted before he had the choice to be a Cardinal or be a free agent. He chose free agency and was sent to AAA Iowa.
- With Tyler Colvin looking everyday like the real thing. It makes me wonder, if he continues to hit does he replace Fukudome in RF? I say yes!
Until Next Time.....
- The Cubs got to keep Mike Parisi because he was sent back to St. Louis but since he was outrighted before he had the choice to be a Cardinal or be a free agent. He chose free agency and was sent to AAA Iowa.
- With Tyler Colvin looking everyday like the real thing. It makes me wonder, if he continues to hit does he replace Fukudome in RF? I say yes!
Until Next Time.....
Friday, March 26, 2010
Seven Gone with Pitching Set....
- The Cubs cut seven players from their roster today bring it down to 33 players. The players cut are James Adduci, Jeff Gray, John Gaub, Marcos Mateo, Darwin Barney, Robinson Chirinos, and Bobby Scales.
- James Russell will be with the Cubs to start the season, he will join a pretty young and inexperience pen.
- The Cubs set their starting rotation today. Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster, Randy Wells, Carlos Silva, and Tom Gorzelanny.
-The Cubs will go with Marmol, Marshall, Grabow, Caridad, Berg, Shark, and Russell for their bullpen.
- Mike Parisi will be offered back to St. Louis because he did not make the roster.
- Here is something in the interesting column. I heard from a source close to Jim Hendry that earlier this offseason the Cubs and Yankees almost made a trade that would have sent Fukudome, Samardzija, and a type A prospect for Brett Gardner and Nick Swisher but talk that Fukudome would invoke his no-trade clause killed the possible trade.
Until Next Time...
- James Russell will be with the Cubs to start the season, he will join a pretty young and inexperience pen.
- The Cubs set their starting rotation today. Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster, Randy Wells, Carlos Silva, and Tom Gorzelanny.
-The Cubs will go with Marmol, Marshall, Grabow, Caridad, Berg, Shark, and Russell for their bullpen.
- Mike Parisi will be offered back to St. Louis because he did not make the roster.
- Here is something in the interesting column. I heard from a source close to Jim Hendry that earlier this offseason the Cubs and Yankees almost made a trade that would have sent Fukudome, Samardzija, and a type A prospect for Brett Gardner and Nick Swisher but talk that Fukudome would invoke his no-trade clause killed the possible trade.
Until Next Time...
Thursday, March 25, 2010
One Week Left.....
With one week left and on the eve of the Cubs big decisions we have some good notes from ST-
- It appears Tyler Colvin will make the big league club out of ST but Lou says he will need to get consistent ABs. That means he will likely split time with Byrd and Fukudome or if anyone struggles early because the guys can hit!
- Aram is getting better and hit a homer yesterday and should see action at 3rd base very soon.
- Nady played the outfield yesterday. It seems he might play the outfield only once in a while in April.
- The Cubs will make a decision on their rotation tomorrow and will likely cut the roster down to 30. The club will also make a decision on Tracy or Millar very soon.
- Russell will likely make the team out of camp which will likely have either Gorzo or Marshall go to the rotation.
Until Next Time...
Projections coming soon!!!!!
- It appears Tyler Colvin will make the big league club out of ST but Lou says he will need to get consistent ABs. That means he will likely split time with Byrd and Fukudome or if anyone struggles early because the guys can hit!
- Aram is getting better and hit a homer yesterday and should see action at 3rd base very soon.
- Nady played the outfield yesterday. It seems he might play the outfield only once in a while in April.
- The Cubs will make a decision on their rotation tomorrow and will likely cut the roster down to 30. The club will also make a decision on Tracy or Millar very soon.
- Russell will likely make the team out of camp which will likely have either Gorzo or Marshall go to the rotation.
Until Next Time...
Projections coming soon!!!!!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
New From Cubs Camp....
- Lou announced yesterday that rookie right-hander Justin Berg make the pitching staff to start the season.
- He said John Gaub, James Russell, and Marcos Mateo will battle out for a lefty specialist while Mike Parisi is also battling for a spot. Gaub or Russell should get a spot.
- The Cubs will have either Colvin or Fuld as their 5th outfielder this Spring. If it is not Colvin, what is the purpose of hitting well in ST then?
- Millar and Tracy will battle it out but it looks like Millar may be a better fit because of his clubhouse leadership qualities.
- The Cubs will decide on the rotation on March 24th. The leaders for the 4th and 5th spots are Gorzelanny and Silva. Interesting picks...
- After Monday's game the Cubs management will have a meeting in order to figure out final roster spots and also any potential trades as well as options for their 40 man roster.
Until Next Time...
- He said John Gaub, James Russell, and Marcos Mateo will battle out for a lefty specialist while Mike Parisi is also battling for a spot. Gaub or Russell should get a spot.
- The Cubs will have either Colvin or Fuld as their 5th outfielder this Spring. If it is not Colvin, what is the purpose of hitting well in ST then?
- Millar and Tracy will battle it out but it looks like Millar may be a better fit because of his clubhouse leadership qualities.
- The Cubs will decide on the rotation on March 24th. The leaders for the 4th and 5th spots are Gorzelanny and Silva. Interesting picks...
- After Monday's game the Cubs management will have a meeting in order to figure out final roster spots and also any potential trades as well as options for their 40 man roster.
Until Next Time...
Saturday, March 20, 2010
2010 Season a Make or Break??
This article from MLBTR.com really got me thinking about the Cubs future.
If in fact the Cubs do have a disappointing Season, I can in fact see Ricketts letting players like Derrek Lee and Ted Lilly go. Not to mention if the Cubs are quickly out of contention by the trade deadline they could send other high priced players like Soriano, Aramis Ramirez, Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster, and Fukudome to new teams as well. Of course there are hurdles of no trade-clauses that all but Dempster possess. There is also the amount of money left on all their contracts. Players like Lilly or Lee would not be that big on an issue to be traded since they are in a contract year. But players like Soriano (owed 90 million), Aram (potentially 46 million), Zambrano (73 million), and Fukudome (26.5 million) have bigger problems because of their bloated contracts. Each of these Cubs could help their cause by putting up big numbers and have a contender want to trade for them. Although we did see Alex Rios get traded and his entire contract along with Jake Peavy who both did not have the best numbers or contracts when they were traded.
The Cubs also could unload players that might not help them in the future like Theriot, Fontenot, Grabow, Nady, or even Byrd. The point of all this would be to trade all these players for young talent or as a salary purge for the Cubs.
The Cubs need to go into this season with only two options. Stay in the hunt all year and get better at the deadline or be a bad baseball team and out of contention before the trade deadline and sell to the players to the highest bidder. Nothing in between!
One benefit with rebuilding is you can still add free agents for 2011 that can help you. One big name that would be nice to build a team around is Carl Crawford or Joe Mauer (likely to sign with the Twins) and in the following year players like Albert Pujols, Adrian Gonzalez, Ryan Howard, Prince Fielder, Robinson Cano, Grady Sizemore, and Matt Cain. The Cubs are likely not to get any of those players with contracts they currently have on the team.
To me if the Cubs do fail to do anything in the first couple of months Ricketts needs to address what this team needs, which would be to start over. That means a new GM, Manager, Pitching Coach, coaching staff, and players. Here is what they do-
GM- Steve Stone/Greg Maddux- Steve was ran off because of his comments that I labeled as "the truth hurts." Ricketts would do the Cubs a favor by appointing Steve Stone as a GM. Ricketts also could appoint a guy who knows baseball in Greg Maddux even though he may do better as a coach on the bench.
Manager- Ryne Sandberg- No one can argue with this. He is being groomed for the job and has done a great job in the Cubs minor league season. He should be the Cubs manager in 2011 regardless if they are rebuilding or not.
Pitching Coach- Greg Maddux/Rick Sutcliffe (if Maddux becomes GM)- Cannot get any better than that.
Bench Coach- Mark Grace- Great baseball guy who needs to come back to Chicago.
Hitting Coach- Rudy Jaramillo- The guy is the best in the game.
First Base Coach/Fielding Coach- Shawn Dunston- Love the guy
Third Base Coach- Mike Quade - Has done a great job for the Cubs.
Bullpen Coach- Turk Wendell- Loved this guy in the 90's and watched him pitch in Iowa. Would be an ideal bullpen coach.
Coach- Trenidad Hubbard- Currently in the Rockies organization as a coordinator. Would make a good outfield instructor and coach for the Cubs.
2011 Lineup-
1. Hak-Ju Lee 2b
2. Starlin Castro SS
3. Aramis Ramirez 3b
4. Carl Crawford (2011 free agent) RF
5. Alfonso Soriano LF
6. Tyler Colvin CF
7. Josh Vitters 1st
8. Geovany Soto C
Bench-
Darwin Barney IF
Koyie Hill C
Marlon Byrd OF
Brad Snyder OF
Ty Wigginton (2011 free agent) IF
Rotation-
1. Carlos Zambrano
2. Ryan Dempster
3. Randy Wells
4. Casey Coleman
5. Dae-Eun Rhee
Bullpen-
Marmol CL
After that who knows?????
It is unlikely that the Cubs would be able to trade Soriano and Zambrano with the amount of money they have on their contracts and both have no trade clauses. Dempster is unlikely to be traded because his contract is actually not that bad and has done a lot for the Cubs. Aram on the other hand will NOT walk away from a guaranteed 14.6 million dollar paycheck for next season. Not when Chone Figgins only go paid 8 million a year and Beltre 9 million. The Cubs will let Derrek Lee, Xavier Nady, and Ted Lilly walk and they will trade players like Mike Fontenot, Jeff Samardzija, Fukudome, Grabow, and Ryan Theriot to save cash and get some decent prospects in return. They would then put the money they are saving into a young, speedy, defensive minded, lefty bat in Carl Crawford. A guy they can really build around after the 2011 season. They also pick up Ty Wigginton who can play all over the infield and the corner spots in the outfield for a cheap price.
With the team above the Cubs have a nice veteran core with good young up and comers that could actually compete in 2011. Of course this is all speculation and could be worth nothing if they win the World Series in 2010.
If in fact the Cubs do have a disappointing Season, I can in fact see Ricketts letting players like Derrek Lee and Ted Lilly go. Not to mention if the Cubs are quickly out of contention by the trade deadline they could send other high priced players like Soriano, Aramis Ramirez, Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster, and Fukudome to new teams as well. Of course there are hurdles of no trade-clauses that all but Dempster possess. There is also the amount of money left on all their contracts. Players like Lilly or Lee would not be that big on an issue to be traded since they are in a contract year. But players like Soriano (owed 90 million), Aram (potentially 46 million), Zambrano (73 million), and Fukudome (26.5 million) have bigger problems because of their bloated contracts. Each of these Cubs could help their cause by putting up big numbers and have a contender want to trade for them. Although we did see Alex Rios get traded and his entire contract along with Jake Peavy who both did not have the best numbers or contracts when they were traded.
The Cubs also could unload players that might not help them in the future like Theriot, Fontenot, Grabow, Nady, or even Byrd. The point of all this would be to trade all these players for young talent or as a salary purge for the Cubs.
The Cubs need to go into this season with only two options. Stay in the hunt all year and get better at the deadline or be a bad baseball team and out of contention before the trade deadline and sell to the players to the highest bidder. Nothing in between!
One benefit with rebuilding is you can still add free agents for 2011 that can help you. One big name that would be nice to build a team around is Carl Crawford or Joe Mauer (likely to sign with the Twins) and in the following year players like Albert Pujols, Adrian Gonzalez, Ryan Howard, Prince Fielder, Robinson Cano, Grady Sizemore, and Matt Cain. The Cubs are likely not to get any of those players with contracts they currently have on the team.
To me if the Cubs do fail to do anything in the first couple of months Ricketts needs to address what this team needs, which would be to start over. That means a new GM, Manager, Pitching Coach, coaching staff, and players. Here is what they do-
GM- Steve Stone/Greg Maddux- Steve was ran off because of his comments that I labeled as "the truth hurts." Ricketts would do the Cubs a favor by appointing Steve Stone as a GM. Ricketts also could appoint a guy who knows baseball in Greg Maddux even though he may do better as a coach on the bench.
Manager- Ryne Sandberg- No one can argue with this. He is being groomed for the job and has done a great job in the Cubs minor league season. He should be the Cubs manager in 2011 regardless if they are rebuilding or not.
Pitching Coach- Greg Maddux/Rick Sutcliffe (if Maddux becomes GM)- Cannot get any better than that.
Bench Coach- Mark Grace- Great baseball guy who needs to come back to Chicago.
Hitting Coach- Rudy Jaramillo- The guy is the best in the game.
First Base Coach/Fielding Coach- Shawn Dunston- Love the guy
Third Base Coach- Mike Quade - Has done a great job for the Cubs.
Bullpen Coach- Turk Wendell- Loved this guy in the 90's and watched him pitch in Iowa. Would be an ideal bullpen coach.
Coach- Trenidad Hubbard- Currently in the Rockies organization as a coordinator. Would make a good outfield instructor and coach for the Cubs.
2011 Lineup-
1. Hak-Ju Lee 2b
2. Starlin Castro SS
3. Aramis Ramirez 3b
4. Carl Crawford (2011 free agent) RF
5. Alfonso Soriano LF
6. Tyler Colvin CF
7. Josh Vitters 1st
8. Geovany Soto C
Bench-
Darwin Barney IF
Koyie Hill C
Marlon Byrd OF
Brad Snyder OF
Ty Wigginton (2011 free agent) IF
Rotation-
1. Carlos Zambrano
2. Ryan Dempster
3. Randy Wells
4. Casey Coleman
5. Dae-Eun Rhee
Bullpen-
Marmol CL
After that who knows?????
It is unlikely that the Cubs would be able to trade Soriano and Zambrano with the amount of money they have on their contracts and both have no trade clauses. Dempster is unlikely to be traded because his contract is actually not that bad and has done a lot for the Cubs. Aram on the other hand will NOT walk away from a guaranteed 14.6 million dollar paycheck for next season. Not when Chone Figgins only go paid 8 million a year and Beltre 9 million. The Cubs will let Derrek Lee, Xavier Nady, and Ted Lilly walk and they will trade players like Mike Fontenot, Jeff Samardzija, Fukudome, Grabow, and Ryan Theriot to save cash and get some decent prospects in return. They would then put the money they are saving into a young, speedy, defensive minded, lefty bat in Carl Crawford. A guy they can really build around after the 2011 season. They also pick up Ty Wigginton who can play all over the infield and the corner spots in the outfield for a cheap price.
With the team above the Cubs have a nice veteran core with good young up and comers that could actually compete in 2011. Of course this is all speculation and could be worth nothing if they win the World Series in 2010.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Notes and Rumors from Cubland.....
- According to Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com the Cubs and D'backs are interested in right-hander Boof Bonser. Bonser is out of options and would have to clear waivers to be sent to the minors. It is interesting tha the Cubs would like Boof considering they already have Silva who has actually thrown the ball better than Bonser.
- The Cubs made more cuts today sending Blake Parker, Jeff Stevens, and Welington Castillo to AAA Iowa. They also sent Casey Coleman, Andrew Cashner, Thomas Diamond, JR Mathes, and Bryan LaHair to minor league camp. The roster is now down to 42 players. I was surprised Coleman was sent down, I just do not know why they Cubs did not give him a chance to win the starting job. I was also surprised at Diamond, Stevens, and Casher were sent down so early.
- Angel Guzman is out for the season, he is having his 3rd surgury.
- Levine said Berg and Caridad are leaders for a setup role in the pen.
- Jeff Gray threw a simulated game today but will either start the year on the DL or start in the minors. He has one option left.
- Lilly is still on track to make an appearance in a Cactus game.
On a side note, I just want everyone to know I will be doing my 2010 projections the last week of Spring Training so I know what the roster will shape out to be, so look for that.
Until Next Time.....
- The Cubs made more cuts today sending Blake Parker, Jeff Stevens, and Welington Castillo to AAA Iowa. They also sent Casey Coleman, Andrew Cashner, Thomas Diamond, JR Mathes, and Bryan LaHair to minor league camp. The roster is now down to 42 players. I was surprised Coleman was sent down, I just do not know why they Cubs did not give him a chance to win the starting job. I was also surprised at Diamond, Stevens, and Casher were sent down so early.
- Angel Guzman is out for the season, he is having his 3rd surgury.
- Levine said Berg and Caridad are leaders for a setup role in the pen.
- Jeff Gray threw a simulated game today but will either start the year on the DL or start in the minors. He has one option left.
- Lilly is still on track to make an appearance in a Cactus game.
On a side note, I just want everyone to know I will be doing my 2010 projections the last week of Spring Training so I know what the roster will shape out to be, so look for that.
Until Next Time.....
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Some More From Spring...
- Lou said he is 80% sure Theriot will leadoff and Fukudome will hit in the two hole.
- Kevin Millar and Jeff Baker will receive playing time in LF over the next few days.
- If the season started today Tyler Colvin and Kevin Millar will make the team.
- Lee and Aram will not return to the lineup until Thursday to get added rest for their injuries.
- Andres Blanco is expected to return by the weekend. If he come back healthy I would have to think seriously about replacing Baker with Blanco.
- Lilly is close to facing hitters and then if that goes well he will pitch in a cactus league game.
- Jeff Gray will face live hitters by the end of the week. I hope he comes back healthy because he would add more depth to the pen.
- Carlos Silva is still in the running for the 5th starter position. I would not mind seeing if he could be a set-up man, but after today outing he looks like a starter.
- Mike Fontenot will likely be the starting 2nd baseman to start the season.
- I honestly believe that Casey Coleman should be one of our starters. A young kid with good control and movement is hard to find even though we already have a player like that named Randy Wells.
Until Next Time....
- Kevin Millar and Jeff Baker will receive playing time in LF over the next few days.
- If the season started today Tyler Colvin and Kevin Millar will make the team.
- Lee and Aram will not return to the lineup until Thursday to get added rest for their injuries.
- Andres Blanco is expected to return by the weekend. If he come back healthy I would have to think seriously about replacing Baker with Blanco.
- Lilly is close to facing hitters and then if that goes well he will pitch in a cactus league game.
- Jeff Gray will face live hitters by the end of the week. I hope he comes back healthy because he would add more depth to the pen.
- Carlos Silva is still in the running for the 5th starter position. I would not mind seeing if he could be a set-up man, but after today outing he looks like a starter.
- Mike Fontenot will likely be the starting 2nd baseman to start the season.
- I honestly believe that Casey Coleman should be one of our starters. A young kid with good control and movement is hard to find even though we already have a player like that named Randy Wells.
Until Next Time....
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Quick Hits....
- The Cubs cut 9 players today as expected. They sent Mitch Atkins to AAA Iowa and David Patton to AA Tenn. They assigned Steve Clevenger, Blake Lalli, Jeff Kennard, Josh Vitters, Matt Camp, Brett Jackson, and Vince Perkins to minor league camp. No shocker there, it is too bad they sent Vitters and Jackson so early, I really enjoyed watching them.
- Nick Cafardo said that Kerry Wood is a fit for the Twins if they eat most of his contract for this season but the Cubs also have some interest as well he says.
- Starlin Castro is ready?!?!?!? Aramis and others think so........ Thanks to Cubbies Crib for the info!
Until Next Time....
- Nick Cafardo said that Kerry Wood is a fit for the Twins if they eat most of his contract for this season but the Cubs also have some interest as well he says.
- Starlin Castro is ready?!?!?!? Aramis and others think so........ Thanks to Cubbies Crib for the info!
Until Next Time....
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