August 5, 2006
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by RotoRob
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Carlos Zambrano is now the clear No. 1 for the Cubs. (MiLB.com)
Is there any doubt that Carlos Zambrano has finally ascended to the top of the Cubs’ rotation? His loss Friday in Pittsburgh snapped a nine-game winning streak and was his first setback since May. By the way, will anyone want to play the suddenly loose Pirates in the second half? Expect them to do some serious spoiling for many a team’s playoff aspirations.
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Tags: Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh Pirates
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July 17, 2006
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Oh baby! That was a seriously fine All-Star game last week. Sure, the whole “this time it counts” mantra is tiresome, but these past three midseason classics have really lived up to the title and been worth watching. The game has evolved into more than just a stupid fly-by followed by four hours of boredom.
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Tags: American League, Andy Phillips, Austin Kearns, Australia, Barry Zito, Carlos Pena, Carlos Zambrano, Chad Orvella, Chicago Cubs, Chris Carpenter, Columbus Clippers, Craig Wilson, Curtis Granderson, David Aardsma, Detroit Tigers, Durham Bulls, Eric Chavez, Felipe Lopez, Florida Marlins, Glendon Rusch, Jack Wilson, Jake Westbrook, Juan Pierre, Kerry Wood, Marcus Giles, Mark Prior, Melbourne, MIke Lowell, MLB All-Star Game, MLB Trade Deadline, New York Yankees, NL Central, Nomar Garciaparra, Pedro Feliz, Pittsburgh Pirates, Roberto Novoa, Sean Marshall, Seth McClung, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Washington Nationals, Yankee Stadium
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