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On January 28th, 2009, the Cubs pulled a deal off with the Mariners that would send them relief pitcher Aaron Heilman for Ronny Cedeno and Garret Olson.
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Cubs seem ready to let Harden, Johnson go
There's no question Rich Harden and Reed Johnson would prefer to return to the Cubs in 2010, and in a perfect world, Jim Hendry would probably re-sign both.
Harden, Johnson get early start on free agency
The Cubs' Reed Johnson and Rich Harden didn't waste any time. Johnson and Harden were among the 79 Major League players who filed for free agency on Thursday, the first day they were eligible to do so.
Lilly undergoes arthroscopic surgery
Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly had hoped the discomfort he felt in his left shoulder would go away once he had a chance to rest, but it didn't, and on Tuesday, Lilly underwent a left shoulder arthroscopy and debridement.
Blake Parker may be good catch for Chicago Cubs
Many Americans have been in job-changing mode recently, but Blake Parker got a head start.
Chicago Cubs: An Action Plan to Build a 2010 Winner
First of all, here's a link that will help us establish a proper frame of reference.
Just think, about 6 months ago he wasn't good enough to be in the Cubs bullpen Clearly the Cubs were mistaken.
What Did We Learn From The 2009 Division Series?
Parts of Wrigley Field are being resodded this month. Photo taken at 8:45 am, 10/13/09, from Wrigley webcam View full size photo uploaded October 13, 2009 Baseball's division series ended with a whimper, although many of the games were close and interesting; only one series, the Phillies and Rockies , ended without a sweep.
Why Trading Boston's Jonathan Papelbon Is a Stupid Idea
Now that the Red Sox have been eliminated in painful fashion, let the panic trade rumors begin! First up, yesterday's goat, Jonathan Papelbon: "In the wake of Boston's 7-6 loss to Los Angeles in the ALDS, message boards and Twitter feeds everywhere wondered if Papelbon had thrown his last pitch in a Red Sox uniform.
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Rick Morrissey: Already, Cubs seem like a better team
Milton Bradley should come with a recorded warning similar to the ones you hear on television for prescription drugs.
Paul Sullivan's Cubs mailbag: Final 2009 edition
In the final edition of Ask Paul for 2009, he answers your questions about Milton in Japan, the futures of Larry Rothschild and Ryne Sandberg, Soriano's work ethic, acquiring Nyjer Morgan and whether Cubs management owes fans an apology: Q. I'm a Chicago fan who has lived many years in Japan.
Lilly roots for teammate Johnson's return
Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly began a campaign to keep free-agent outfielder Reed Johnson on the team when he walked into the interview room at Wrigley Field Wednesday wearing a blue T-shirt that said, "With Reed, we will succeed." "I'm trying to bring him back," Lilly said.
102 years and counting for Cubs fans - but...
About six months ago I posted a piece predicting the Cubs would win the World Series.
Guzman's love pat worsens Lee's neck
While the exact whack that caused the damage has been debated -- accused reliever Angel Guzman, who was implicated by video, saying he was just giving high fives and didn't know much else about it -- the result is that the herniated disc that has sidelined Lee three other times this season put him out Friday.
First Pitch Thread: Cubs vs. Giants, Saturday 9/26, 3:10 CT
You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles.
The 2010 Cubs are beginning to take shape, and it appears those hoping that new owner Tom Ricketts will usher in change are setting themselves up for disappointment.
Cubs officials had talked about getting together this weekend in San Francisco to start discussing plans for next year.
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Here's a 'real' apology from Bradley
There are politicians who are feeling like paragons of sincerity after reading the apology Milton Bradley issued the other day.
On Aug. 2, 1977, the Cubs defeated the Reds 5-2, scoring five runs in the eighth inning after having two outs and no runners on.
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Another lost season in the Windy City
CHICAGO - "You never know how the season's going to work out," Aaron Heilman says.
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