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Bullpen 'out of whack' again
Tribune staff reporterLaTroy Hawkins entered Monday night's game against the New York Mets in the eighth inning instead of the ninth, returning to his former job as setup man. But no matter what role Hawkins finds himself in, trouble seems to follow. After the Cubs rallied...Tags: Mike Remlinger, Derrek Lee, Neifi Perez, Management Change, Baseball
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Rocky start for Dempster
Tribune staff reporterAfter his spring-training earned-run average soared to 11.20 a couple of weeks ago, Ryan Dempster jokingly challenged anyone to find a baseball card of his with any spring statistics on the back. But after Dempster was knocked out in the fourth inning of...Tags: Glendon Rusch, Sports, Ryan Dempster, Jose Cruz, Troy Glaus
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To Maddux, win no consolation
Tribune staff reporterManager Dusty Baker mentioned in the spring that Cubs fans were so anxious that they wanted to fast-forward the season to the playoffs. Last Tuesday night at Wrigley Field, Cubs players held a team meeting to decide how to divide the postseason shares....Tags: Wrigley Field, Carlos Zambrano, Aramis Ramirez, Mark Grudzielanek, Sammy Sosa
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Not reelin', but not happy
Tribune staff reporterIn keeping with a season that defies explanation, the Cubs did things backward in Monday's doubleheader at Pro Player Stadium. They won the game you might have thought they were going to lose and lost a game they were supposed to win. After knocking...Tags: Wrigley Field, Todd Walker, Ben Grieve, Aramis Ramirez, Paul Bako
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Patterson delivers for Cubs
Special to the TribuneThe Cubs have three 30-homer hitters in their lineup, but it was leadoff man Corey Patterson who supplied the power Tuesday night. Patterson smacked a pair of home runs, the first of which tied the game in the eighth inning and the second of which won it...Tags: Wrigley Field, Aramis Ramirez, Redman, Crime, Law and Justice, Piracy
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Cubs' breakdowns get 'real old'
Tribune staff reporterDusty Baker is renowned as a manager who always has his players' backs. But when a team makes as many glaring mistakes as the Cubs did Sunday, even Baker has a difficult time biting his lip. After an 11-1 loss to Florida, which featured two misguided...Tags: U.S. Cellular Field, Todd Walker, Glendon Rusch, Miami Marlins, Alex Gonzalez
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Extra-painful defeat
Tribune staff reporterMatt Clement never has missed a start in his six seasons with San Diego, Florida and the Cubs, but an injury to his right shoulder and upper back suddenly makes him a question mark for the stretch run. Clement was removed in the third inning of Tuesday...Tags: Mike Remlinger, Derrek Lee, Aramis Ramirez, San Francisco, Brian Schneider
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Returning with a bang
Tribune staff reporterIf the Cubs are to successfully tiptoe through the minefields that exist in the schedule the final month of the season, the five starters in the pitching rotation may have to carry more of the load than expected. But some of them appear to be up to the...Tags: Rocky Biddle, Hospitals and Clinics, Ben Grieve, Aramis Ramirez, Mark Grudzielanek
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Arms cause for alarm
Special to the TribuneMost experts have given the Cubs the edge in the National League wild-card race because of their starting pitching. They might want to start rethinking their "expert" status after the Houston Astros jumped on another Cubs starter Sunday in a 10-3 rout at...Tags: Lance Berkman, Mike Remlinger, Wrigley Field, Carlos Zambrano, Mark Grudzielanek
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Hot, not hot-blooded
Tribune staff reporterThe first round of the Cubs-Astros showdown at Wrigley Field on Thursday was hot, sticky and brouhaha-free. No one was hit. No one was stared down. No one was ejected. No warnings were given. Whether the 8-3 Cubs' victory was the calm before the storm...Tags: Wrigley Field, Spring Training, Aramis Ramirez, Carlos Zambrano, Glendon Rusch
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Bunch of HRs for Cubs
Tribune staff reporterThe Wrigley Field vines are turning colors earlier than usual, the kids are getting ready to go back to school and the Cubs finally are starting to get their act together. It's beginning to look a lot like summer's end in 2003, when a late-season push...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Derrek Lee, Wrigley Field, Tennis, Aramis Ramirez
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Corey gets glory
Tribune staff reporterDusty Baker had exhausted virtually every managerial ploy he could muster--a team meeting, a rearranged batting order and a greater resolve to remain calm under pressure. "We're all taught not to panic," the Cubs manager said. "There is a thin line...Tags: Mike Remlinger, Derrek Lee, Craig Counsell, Bill Hall, Crime, Law and Justice
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