Tag Archives: Addison Russell

SNBS – Cubs talk with Evan Altman – Russell to Iowa; Edwards ruined; Joe and Theo feuding?
July 25, 2019

SNBS – Harry’s asks questions about Indy GP, LeBron James, Quinones to IU; Cubs Russell, and gambling
May 10, 2019

Addison Russell’s return to Wrigley Field means I won’t be back
May 9, 2019

I love Wrigley Field and the Chicago Cubs, but not as much as I loathe domestic violence. I have no time nor money for those who torment women physically and psychologically. None. Period. Cross that line, and I am done with you. I don’t know what else to do with my dissatisfaction for domestic violence perpetrators. […]

SNBS – with Evan Altman – Did Cubs brass underestimate fallout from keeping Addison Russell?
May 2, 2019

Addison Russell’s locker at Wrigley Field should remain empty – he does not deserve a second chance
May 2, 2019

Cubs shortstop Addison Russell does not deserve a second chance. Second chances are for those who make mistakes, and Russell did not make a mistake. He physically and psychologically tormented two women. Domestic violence is not a mistake – it’s a societal pox. Again and again on social media, people excoriate those who are critical […]

I’ll be a Cubs fan longer than Tom Ricketts will own them
April 29, 2019

My disdain for the owner of the Chicago Cubs is pretty well chronicled – and well-founded. Tom Ricketts and his family extract as much cash as they possibly can from the wallets of fans, and I object to that level of snow-blind profiteering at the expense of people who were born into fandom for the […]

SNBS – Harry quizzes about Colts draft; PG13’s loser legacy; Addy Russell with Cubs; Indy Eleven and Indy 500
April 24, 2019

Should Addison Russell have a future with the Cubs? Talking Cubs baseball with Evan Altman
December 20, 2018

Battle at Wrigley tonight for Cubs isn’t just against fatigue, it’s against the hottest pitcher in baseball
September 27, 2018

Chicago Cubs – Opportunity lost and a future that might bring banners
October 22, 2015

by Kent Sterling Overmatched and underprepared. That’s the epitaph for the Chicago Cubs the day after one of the weakest showings in the history of postseason baseball. Regurgitating the obvious – anemic offense and defensive ineptitude – serves no purpose. There was no ‘what if’ moment during the first four-game sweep of the Cubs since Lou […]