Comments for Fire Lou Piniella! http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com Ushering in 101 years of suck. Sat, 01 Aug 2009 21:46:18 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Remembering the Josh Hamilton Era: December 7, 2006-December 7, 2006 by Joe Cubfan http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2006/12/08/remembering-the-josh-hamilton-era-december-7-2006-december-7-2006/#comment-3750 Joe Cubfan Sat, 01 Aug 2009 21:46:18 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2006/12/08/remembering-the-josh-hamilton-era-december-7-2006-december-7-2006/#comment-3750 Funny how the Reds refused to do a deal with the Cubs on the likes of Griffey, Dunn and Kearns when Chicago needed to add an outfield bat. But the front office in Chicago bend over backwards to do the Reds a massive favor in selecting such a talent in the Rule V draft. Typical bullshit move from the Cubs front office. Wouldn't you rather have a Josh Hamilton in CF or RF than a Milton 'clubhouse wrecker' Bradley or a light hitting Kosuke Fukudome? Oh well, you've got to love the Gorzelanny and Grabow trade. I guess they never heard of Matt Capps. Funny how the Reds refused to do a deal with the Cubs on the likes of Griffey, Dunn and Kearns when Chicago needed to add an outfield bat. But the front office in Chicago bend over backwards to do the Reds a massive favor in selecting such a talent in the Rule V draft.

Typical bullshit move from the Cubs front office. Wouldn’t you rather have a Josh Hamilton in CF or RF than a Milton ‘clubhouse wrecker’ Bradley or a light hitting Kosuke Fukudome?

Oh well, you’ve got to love the Gorzelanny and Grabow trade. I guess they never heard of Matt Capps.

]]> Comment on #76: Steve “A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the” Buechele by Wonder http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/09/76-steve-a-bird-in-the-hand-is-worth-two-in-the-buechele/#comment-3746 Wonder Sat, 11 Jul 2009 18:45:56 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/09/76-steve-a-bird-in-the-hand-is-worth-two-in-the-buechele/#comment-3746 Cubbies fans really whine a lot. I see why you never win the big one. A guy that had a .975 fielding percentage, tied for the highest third baseman in Cubs history, and batted .279 was good production during that time. If you have no pitching, no hitting and non-baseball, all business management you don't win. That's the Cubs. Cubbies fans really whine a lot. I see why you never win the big one.

A guy that had a .975 fielding percentage, tied for the highest third baseman in Cubs history, and batted .279 was good production during that time.

If you have no pitching, no hitting and non-baseball, all business management you don’t win. That’s the Cubs.

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by breezy http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3744 breezy Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:50:47 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3744 Doug is my neighbor and his son is my bestfriend... i just spent a whole week with him in fort wayne indianna. he coaches a minor league team there and they are nasty... they are like the yankees in that league. he also may be the manager of the seattle mariners. so suck on those apples bitches. Doug is my neighbor and his son is my bestfriend… i just spent a whole week with him in fort wayne indianna. he coaches a minor league team there and they are nasty… they are like the yankees in that league. he also may be the manager of the seattle mariners. so suck on those apples bitches.

]]> Comment on #100: Steve “Pray for” Rain by gjd http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/02/13/100-steve-pray-for-rain/#comment-3743 gjd Fri, 12 Jun 2009 22:17:43 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/02/13/100-steve-pray-for-rain/#comment-3743 I loved Rain for the very same reasons you disliked him. I loved Rain for the very same reasons you disliked him.

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by John http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3739 John Tue, 14 Apr 2009 14:00:45 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3739 I remember him well, it seemed like I was always watching the Cubs on TV in those days. Dascenzo was an OK player as long as you kept him in the proper role. He was a slick outfielder who couldn't hit a lick, a perfect defensive replacement type for a team with a butcher in the outfield. But the Cubs asked him to be a regular, and that was too much for him. And, of course, he is the greatest relief pitcher in Cubs history, with a perfect career ERA of 0.00. ;-) I remember him well, it seemed like I was always watching the Cubs on TV in those days. Dascenzo was an OK player as long as you kept him in the proper role. He was a slick outfielder who couldn’t hit a lick, a perfect defensive replacement type for a team with a butcher in the outfield. But the Cubs asked him to be a regular, and that was too much for him.

And, of course, he is the greatest relief pitcher in Cubs history, with a perfect career ERA of 0.00. ;-)

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by Bad Kermit http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3738 Bad Kermit Thu, 02 Apr 2009 22:26:17 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3738 Almost a full year between comments defending DOUG DASCENZO? Seriously? Almost a full year between comments defending DOUG DASCENZO? Seriously?

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by Chad Kyper http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3737 Chad Kyper Thu, 02 Apr 2009 22:24:14 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3737 None, I'm also not the one dogging people that obviously have more talent than me either am I. None, I’m also not the one dogging people that obviously have more talent than me either am I.

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by Apparently Doug Dascenzo didn’t rule?!? | Fueling Fires http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3736 Apparently Doug Dascenzo didn’t rule?!? | Fueling Fires Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:20:04 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3736 [...] http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/ [...] [...] http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/ [...]

]]> Comment on #84: Doug “Out” Dascenzo by Zack http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3734 Zack Sat, 03 Jan 2009 06:32:20 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/84-doug-out-dascenzo/#comment-3734 HOw many at bats have you had in the bigs?? HOw many at bats have you had in the bigs??

]]> Comment on #77: Darren “and Stimpy” Lewis by Robert Vargas http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/08/77-darren-and-stimpy-lewis/#comment-3732 Robert Vargas Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:55:45 +0000 http://fireloupiniella.wordpress.com/2007/03/08/77-darren-and-stimpy-lewis/#comment-3732 Ripping on Darren Lewis the way you did was in bad taste and an unclassy move. True, Darren Lewis was not a premier name in the game of baseball however, Darren Lewis did set the major league record for most innings played without an error. Darren Lewis may never get into the hall-of-fame but his glove is. You may not like Darren Lewis for whatever reason but everyone I know that has ever met Darren Lewis, including Willie Mcgee, and several baseball players from Little League through highschool, college, the farm systems and the Majors and even myself find him to be a class act of a man and a fine baseball player. Your blog ripping on Darren Lewis shows you do not know the man nor have you any concept of how to play baseball. You seem to be a disgruntled fan with somekind of psychological disorder. Your complaint of Darren Lewis was childish and diotic to say the least. The truth is, Darren Lewis is 100 times the ball player you are and just because he didnt stand up to the likes of some of the games greatest is no reason to speak negatively of him. Darren Lewis played Major League Baseball for several teams, Where did you play? Your blog on Darren Lewis leads me to think you didnt even graduate highschool let alone play highschool baseball. Ripping on Darren Lewis the way you did was in bad taste and an unclassy move. True, Darren Lewis was not a premier name in the game of baseball however, Darren Lewis did set the major league record for most innings played without an error. Darren Lewis may never get into the hall-of-fame but his glove is. You may not like Darren Lewis for whatever reason but everyone I know that has ever met Darren Lewis, including Willie Mcgee, and several baseball players from Little League through highschool, college, the farm systems and the Majors and even myself find him to be a class act of a man and a fine baseball player. Your blog ripping on Darren Lewis shows you do not know the man nor have you any concept of how to play baseball. You seem to be a disgruntled fan with somekind of psychological disorder. Your complaint of Darren Lewis was childish and diotic to say the least. The truth is, Darren Lewis is 100 times the ball player you are and just because he didnt stand up to the likes of some of the games greatest is no reason to speak negatively of him. Darren Lewis played Major League Baseball for several teams, Where did you play? Your blog on Darren Lewis leads me to think you didnt even graduate highschool let alone play highschool baseball.

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