Tag Archives: Jed Hoyer

Cubs Trade Feldman, Clevenger, and Marmol for Guys and Bonus Pool Cash
July 2, 2013

by Kent Sterling This is the kind of writing that makes my brain ache.  The Cubs traded some guys, including Scott Feldman, Steve Clevenger, and Carlos Marmol to a variety of team for a few other guys, plus some very important International Bonus Pool allotments that total in the neighborhood of $1 million. You see, […]

Chicago Cubs – Edwin Jackson Typifies Why Cubs Continue to Lose
May 7, 2013

by Kent Sterling The Cubs were in trouble.  President of baseball ops Theo Epstein and general manager Jed Hoyer looked at their roster, and had no idea where the Cubs would find a workhorse to eat innings.  Matt Garza couldn’t be counted on because of his elbow, and free agent acquisition Scott Baker was still […]

Three Weeks into the 2013 Season, Chicago Cubs Are in Deep Trouble
April 23, 2013

by Kent Sterling There is only so much a man can take.  Dale Sveum is the manager of the Chicago Cubs, but he’s a competitive human being first.  He’s tired of losing. Sveum vented last night before the Cubs blew another save – this one in the 13th inning – to lose to the Cincinnati […]

Opening Day for the Cubs – Bad News for Baseball’s Most Moronic Fans
March 31, 2013

by Kent Sterling There is no punchline worthy of the beginning of baseball’s best joke – How stupid are Cubs fans? Scores of sentimental dork sportswriters romanticize this ridiculous bunch.  Rick Morrissey of the Chicago Sun-Times extolled the virtue of the 2.88 million who poured through the turnstyles to watch one of the worst teams […]