Posts Tagged Roy Halladay
“Leading Off” Returns… In Our Fifth Podcast
Posted by Monty in Miscellaneous, Podcast on December 17, 2009
We got the band back together... similar to Dr. Funke's 100% Natural Good-Time Family Band Solution
For those of you clammering for a return of “Leading Off” heard at 8am in spring of 2006 on Marquette Radio you are in great luck.
Chris and Joe joined me for our 5th podcast, the first time we are all on-the-air together since then.
This week’s podcast that consisted of the following topics…
1. Chris Henry tragically dies.
2. If season ended now, who is your NFL MVP?
3. Bears’ Hester Tweets that there are/should be changes coming? Should Lovie go? Who replaces him?
4. Phillies get Halladay, M’s get Lee.
5. Pierre ends up on the South Side. Are we ok with this?
So Many Baseball Trades…So Little Time
Posted by Chris Cwik in Baseball on December 16, 2009
Jays Fans...Not Too Happy About This
Despite the avalanche of trades and signings in the MLB the past two days, you may have noticed a lack of posts around here. Well, I just flew back to wonderful Wisconsin last night and was surprised to hear about what I have missed. Consider this a recap of some of the most important signings and trades this week. Sorry for the lack of posts, but I’m back for now. Having said that, how about that Roy Halladay trade?
Zambrano the Ace
Posted by mradenkovich in Baseball on August 10, 2009
When asked what moves I wanted the Cubs to make before the 2009 non-waiver deadline, I said I wanted to DFA all of the Chicago media (Except Bruce Miles).
I’ve commented on my blog enough about Paul Sullivan, but what he said is nowhere near as ignorant as what David Kaplan wrote about today.
“I am so sick of hearing that Carlos Zambrano is the “ace” of the Cubs staff and that he is considered one of the best starters in the baseball. That is such a pile of garbage and it is about time people start to call this guy what he really is, a fraud.”
Wow, before we all go crazy, let’s define the term “ace.” In my eyes, the ace is the best pitcher on a certain staff. The ace is the pitcher you want to have the ball in the toughest situations. So, by my count, there are 30 aces in the league. Sure, Paul Maholm isn’t an “ace” on any other team, but there are teams that have two aces, like the Phillies.
Now, let’s check Zambrano’s resume.
Kenny Williams Likes Taking Risks
Posted by Chris Cwik in Baseball on August 8, 2009
Is Alex Rios headed to the South Side?
After months of speculation (and after the Trade Deadline), the Toronto Blue Jays are once again rumored to be making a big move. However, it’s not Roy Halladay that the Jays are shopping. This time around, the Blue Jays put outfielder Alex Rios on waivers. It was announced yesterday that Rios was claimed by an unnamed team. After much speculation, it appears that the Chicago White Sox were the team that put in a claim on Rios. So, what exactly is Kenny Williams playing at here?
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