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Braves pick him up after two dominating starts in the Frontier League
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Good for him, was wondering why I couldn't find him in the cubs org anymore.
Reading the part about him winning 11 games as a freshman and 8 the next reminded me of what an awesome staff the 2007 and 2008 teams had. -
why the hell did the cubs release him anyway? they gave up on a 2nd round pick way too early.Comment
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Because the Cubs are a poorly run organization.Originally posted by lostshockerComment
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I wondered this as well. It seemed he was producing and was having success.Originally posted by lostshocker
I do realize that numbers often times don't mean that much in pro baseball, but still.
This reminds me of the OSU regional when I visited with Aaron's father for quite awhile during that last game. A more decent and honest man I have rarely met. For me, another great Shocker memory.Comment
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Anybody who has been a cubs fan the last 10 years knows for a fact that Jim Hendry and his front office has to be one of the absolute worst in baseball.
How he is still employed is beyond me.Comment
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Too many Omaha (and CU) good ol' boys running that organization.Originally posted by Ta townComment
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