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    Apr 21, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Power drain with regulars missing

    The Cubs began the season with a balanced lineup that included seven position players who have had at least one season with 15 or more home runs.
    Tribune staff reporter
    The Cubs began the season with a balanced lineup that included seven position players who have had at least one season with 15 or more home runs. But with Nomar Garciaparra and Todd Walker out indefinitely and Michael Barrett on the bench, the lineup the...

    Tags: Mike Remlinger, Nomar Garciaparra, Chris Carpenter, Scott Rolen, Michael Barrett

    2. May 7, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Unlucky 7: Lieber adds to futility

    Tribune staff reporter
    The last time the Cubs fell out of contention before the Wrigley Field ivy was in full bloom was in 1997, when they set a National League record for futility, starting the season at 0-14. Though this year's edition isn't anywhere near as hopeless, it...

    Tags: Death, National League, Jerry Hairston, Jr,, Glendon Rusch, Wrigley Field

    3. Jul 3, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Cubs overcome Sox, wet conditions

    Dusty Baker and Ozzie Guillen are two headstrong managers who hate losing more than anything.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Dusty Baker and Ozzie Guillen are two headstrong managers who hate losing more than anything. But the two baseball lifers believe a player's health is more important than a single game and agreed with umpire Charlie Reliford's decision to end Saturday'...

    Tags: Timo Perez, Paul Konerko, Mark Buehrle, Rey Ordonez, Glendon Rusch

    4. Apr 23, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Hawkins likely blows closer job

    Special to the Tribune
    If you think the weather was cold Saturday, you should have seen the icy treatment the Wrigley Field crowd gave LaTroy Hawkins. He lost the save, lost the game and apparently lost his job as the Cubs' closer during a brutally cold and bitterly...

    Tags: Mike Remlinger, Neifi Perez, Jerry Hairston, Jr,, Ben Grieve, Glendon Rusch

    5. May 20, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Return perfect for Borowski

    Tribune staff reporter
    The long wait finally ended Friday for Joe Borowski when he walked to the mound at Wrigley Field and threw his first pitch for the Cubs in almost a year. After missing the final four months of 2004 with a shoulder injury and the first seven weeks of this...

    Tags: Chicago Cubs, LaTroy Hawkins, Will Ohman, Iowa, Wrigley Field

    6. Jun 16, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Cubs keep on rolling

    Dressed in street clothes with a phone in his hand an hour after beating Houston on Wednesday night, Cubs right-hander Greg Maddux walked onto the mound of an empty Minute Maid Park and went through his pitching motion one last time.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Dressed in street clothes with a phone in his hand an hour after beating Houston on Wednesday night, Cubs right-hander Greg Maddux walked onto the mound of an empty Minute Maid Park and went through his pitching motion one last time. His workday was long...

    Tags: Mike Remlinger, Death, Brad Ausmus, National League, Tim Redding

    7. May 10, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Maddux 's touch returns

    Tribune staff reporter
    Dusty Baker said Tuesday the Cubs' early-season tendency to find excruciating ways to lose hasn't been discouraging to him. "I woke up this morning," Baker said. "That's the only optimism I need. I woke up, and it was a new day. Nothing lasts forever....

    Tags: Mike Remlinger, Death, National League, Philosophy, Michael Barrett

    8. Sep 18, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Coming up short

    Tribune staff reporter
    If the Cubs lose a chance to go to the postseason, they will spend a long winter thinking about all the squandered opportunities and all the runners thrown out on the bases. They blew a chance to overtake San Francisco in the wild-card chase Saturday...

    Tags: Neifi Perez, Ben Grieve, Florida, San Francisco, Mark Grudzielanek

    9. Apr 27, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Bats stay quiet for 2nd game in row

    Tribune staff reporter
    In his first year as Cubs manager, Dusty Baker's club never was swept in a three-game series, something the franchise hadn't achieved in any season since 1937. "No sense to start now," manager Dusty Baker said Tuesday night at Bank One Ballpark. "We ain'...

    Tags: Randy Choate, Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago Cubs, National League, Greg Maddux

    10. Jun 8, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. A mighty fine day for Mitre

    It was an abnormal start to an otherwise normal Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
    Tribune staff reporter
    It was an abnormal start to an otherwise normal Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Ryan Dempster walked around the clubhouse with a case of Red Bull energy drink, placing individual cans on the seat of every player, while Joe Borowski cooled off...

    Tags: Chicago Cubs, LaTroy Hawkins, Sports, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets

    11. Sep 15, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Sosa's bat does talking

    Sammy Sosa's silence spoke volumes Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Sammy Sosa's silence spoke volumes Wednesday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Sosa declined to talk after hitting two home runs, one a grand slam, in the Cubs' 13-5 romp over Pittsburgh. Though the crowd of 38,395 coaxed Sosa into making a curtain call after...

    Tags: Neifi Perez, Babe Ruth, Michael Barrett, Crimes, Wrigley Field

    12. Apr 12, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. From the cubicle: Cubs lose home opener

    Baseball is back at Wrigley Field. Things are different from last year. The Cubs and the World Series are being talked about in the same sentence. There are new seats behind home plate that cost $250 for prime dates. Greg Maddux is starting for the North Siders -- and not Atlanta. The rooftop owners and the Cubs have settled their dispute.
    ChicagoSports.com
    Baseball is back at Wrigley Field. Things are different from last year. The Cubs and the World Series are being talked about in the same sentence. There are new seats behind home plate that cost $250 for prime dates. Greg Maddux is starting for the...

    Tags: Weather Reports, Eyewear, Weather, Crimes, Shawn Estes

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