Schwarber Fan wrote:I like this move. Good numbers at Wrigley IIRC
The_Achiever wrote:He’d be our best outfield bat if he keeps putting up those numbers.
Sammy Sofa wrote:Schwarber Fan wrote:I like this move. Good numbers at Wrigley IIRC
.245 .290 .553 .843
Sammy Sofa wrote:I keep trying to make something work along the lines of, "the only thing that dies more dramatically than an Everest climber at high altitudes is CaroGo's career at sea level," but it's just not snappy enough.
longhotsummer wrote:I realize now, any opposing viewpoint, will not be tolerated.
Sammy Sofa wrote:Schwarber Fan wrote:I like this move. Good numbers at Wrigley IIRC
.245 .290 .553 .843
Little Slide Rooter wrote:If nothing else, he can join Phil Nevin, Joe Nathan, Dan Haren, and Jason Kendall (among others) on the All Wasn’t he a Cub for a Minute? Team.
David wrote:Little Slide Rooter wrote:If nothing else, he can join Phil Nevin, Joe Nathan, Dan Haren, and Jason Kendall (among others) on the All Wasn’t he a Cub for a Minute? Team.
crazier than all of these combined, for me, is that steve trachsel was briefly on the 2007 team.
squally1313 wrote:David wrote:Little Slide Rooter wrote:If nothing else, he can join Phil Nevin, Joe Nathan, Dan Haren, and Jason Kendall (among others) on the All Wasn’t he a Cub for a Minute? Team.
crazier than all of these combined, for me, is that steve trachsel was briefly on the 2007 team.
Steve Trachsel is by far the pitching name I remember most (pre Kerry Wood) from my childhood, and the best year of his career, fWAR wise, he put up a 5.66 ERA.
TomtheBombadil wrote:squally1313 wrote:David wrote:
crazier than all of these combined, for me, is that steve trachsel was briefly on the 2007 team.
Steve Trachsel is by far the pitching name I remember most (pre Kerry Wood) from my childhood, and the best year of his career, fWAR wise, he put up a 5.66 ERA.
I remember Trachsel most for taking forever between pitches. It became a running joke and broadcasts sometimes clocked him. Hilarious stuff
UMFan83 wrote:TomtheBombadil wrote:squally1313 wrote:
Steve Trachsel is by far the pitching name I remember most (pre Kerry Wood) from my childhood, and the best year of his career, fWAR wise, he put up a 5.66 ERA.
I remember Trachsel most for taking forever between pitches. It became a running joke and broadcasts sometimes clocked him. Hilarious stuff
I remember him most for having a very Chatwoodian 6.1 IP, 1 H, 6 BB performance in the Wild Card tiebreaker game in 98
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