And here come the Cubs.
In spite of everything, they’ve somehow managed to have a winning record since the ASB. We played VERY badly against them our last series, and we need to start winning again. Backe didn’t have, um, good stuff last night, and too many guys were left on. And Amad Everett had 2 calls that went against him

But there can’t be excuses – and the guys can’t be going – oh NOOOO, not Zambrano again…

Roy Oswalt, RHP vs Carlos Zambrano, RHP

Roy hasn’t exactly been a Cub-killer ths year, and Michael Barrett, his old, um, enemy, has been eating him for lunch this year.
this year: 9-7 in 23 GS, 1 in relief with 2 CG 14 HR, 29 BB, 109 K over 157 IP – 3.27 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, .280 BAA
vs Chi: 10-8 in 20 GS, 1 in relief with 1 CG: 17 HR, 22 BB, 107 K over 126.2 IP – 3.84 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, .284 BAA

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Carlos Zambrano, RHP
do I gotta keep talkin bout how this guy kills us, and what a good hitter he is?????

- this year: 12-5 in 25 GS: 18 HR, 89 BB, 162 K over 162.2 IP – 3.54 ERA, 1.30 WHIP and a .206 BAA
@ the Box: 5-1 in 8 GS, 2 in relief: 4 HR, 27 BB, 48 K over 53 IP – 3.06 ERA, 1.25 WHIP and a .206 BAA
vs Hou: 7-5 in 16 GS, 2 in relief with 1 SO: 8 HR, 49 BB, 102 K over 111 IP – 2.76 ERA, 1.14 WHIP , .195 BAA

Tags: Chicago Cubs, Houston Astros

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