Tag Archives: Koyie Hill

Cubs Lose…And I Was There

I spent yesterday in Cincinnati with a couple of friends sitting 12 rows behind the Reds dugout while watching the Cubs lose to the Reds for the second day in a row.  It was also the fifth loss in six games for the Cubs.  Not a fun road trip. The Cubs loss in Cincinnati was eerily [...]

A Look At the Offseason (Part 4 – Pulling it All Together)

Over the past three posts, I’ve taken a look at what the offseason would/could/should look like.  In part 1, I looked at the infield, part 2 was devoted to the outfield, and I looked at the pitchers in part 3.  If you haven’t had a chance to read those posts yet, I’d suggest taking a [...]

A Look At The Offseason (Part 1 – Infield)

The Cubs enter the off season with a mixed bag of needs.  Tops on the list is a middle-of-the-order run producer.  If things work out, they’d also like to get a speedy, OBP-type of lead-off hitter.  They may even look at adding a bullpen arm. In the field, the Cubs would prefer to add a [...]

Cubs Look Bad in Loss to Rockies

Sunday was not kind to the Cubs as they dropped the game to the Rockies 11-5 and dropped two games behind St. Louis in the NL Central.  The game started out ugly and just seemed to get uglier as the afternoon wore on. Randy Wells allowed three runs in the first inning to put the [...]

Cubs Beat Reds Again

The Cubs are pretty good at beating bad teams.  They handed the Reds another loss last night by the score of 6-3.  Tom Gorzelanny, who was acquired at the trade deadline from Pittsburgh, got the start and was impressive.  He pitched 7.1 innings, giving up three hits and one earned run.  He struck out six and [...]

Cubs Win in Cincinnati

The Cubs beat the Reds Monday night 4-2 in Cincinnati.  Randy Wells pitched 7.1 terrific innings, giving up six hits and one earned run (a homerun to Alex Gonzalez in the 8th inning).  He struck out 5 and walked two.  With the victory, Wells is now 8-4 with a 2.73 ERA. Mike Fontenot was the [...]

Cubs Take Over First Place

After their 5-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, the Cubs found themselves all alone in first place in the NL Central.  The sweep of the Reds coupled with the Cardinals loss at Philadelphia catapulted the Cubs into the division lead. Rich Harden earned the victory on Sunday by pitching 6.0 innings of one [...]

Cubs Get New Hitting Coach

The Cubs have been having trouble scoring runs this year so they made the only move the could make.  They fired hitting coach Gerald Perry and replaced him with Triple-A hitting coach Von Joshua.  The move immediately paid off as the Cubs went out and beat the Twins 3-2 to salvage the final game of [...]