Tag Archives: Randy Wells

Zambrano Threatens to Retire

Carlos Zambrano pitched a brilliant two-hit shutout against the Giants last Friday and was then asked why he can’t pitch like that all of the time.  Zambrano’s answer was a little surprising. In an article written by Paul Sullivan of the Tribune, Zambrano explained that he doesn’t always feel the way he felt on Friday.  [...]

And Then There Was One

The Cubs enter the final week of the season playing the best baseball they have played all year.  They are 6-9 during the month of September and are now 5.5 games behind Colorado in the NL Wildcard race. (On a more somber note, the Cardinals clinched the NL Central yesterday with their win over the [...]

Cubs Drop Two-Out-Of-Three to Milwaukee

The Cubs lost the rubber game of their series with Milwaukee yesterday by a score of 7-4.  Randy Wells looked tired, Milton Bradley reminded us why we dislike him so, and the team generally failed to rise to the occasion. With the loss, the Cubs drop to 7.0 games behind Wildcard leading Colorado with just [...]

Cubs Go For Series Win Against Milwaukee

The Cubs have split the first two games versus Milwaukee and will go for the series victory this afternoon at Wrigley.  Randy Wells will go up against Dave Bush (4-7). The Cubs are 7-3 in their last 10 games and 4-2 during this homestand.  They’ve gained in the Wildcard standings and are now 6.5 behind Colorado, but [...]

Will Cubs Resign Harden?

The Cubs got down early in yesterday’s game thanks to three errors in the fourth inning.  They came back to tied the game 5-5 in the 7th inning, only to have Carlos Marmol allow two runs in the 9th to hand the game to the Reds.  If Marmol is the heir-apparent to the closers role [...]

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 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 Win First Two Against Reds

The Cubs have taken the first two games against the Reds by scores of 8-5 (Friday) and 5-3 (Saturday).  In the Cubs last nine games since the All-Star break, they are 7-2. In the two games against the Reds, Alfonso Soriano is  4-for-8 with a homerun and an RBI.  It’s an incredibly small sample size, [...]

Cubs Win Finale in Philly

The Cubs salvaged the final game of their series in Philadelphia by beating the Phillies 10-5.  Carlos Zambrano earned the victory to improve his record to 7-4.  Kevin Gregg picked up his 19th save of the year.  Ryan Theriot went 3-5 and scored two runs, while Aramis Ramizez was 2-4 with a double, two runs [...]

Sunday Update

Just a quick update to say that the Cubs won last night 6-5.  Randy Wells got the win, although he didn’t look stellar.  Kosuke Fukudome batted leadoff again and went 2-4 with a triple and a walk.  Alfonso Soriano batted fifth again and smacked a three-run homerun in the sixth inning.  Some guy named Mike Fontenot [...]