I’ve said numerous times Ted Lilly is the true ace of the Cubs’ rotation.
Of course, I’m always repeating myself because the man barely gets recognized as one by the media or even his hometown fans.
Don’t ask me why, either? In my eyes the whole conversation is plain as day.
Break it down however you like, but [...]
Yardbarker aggregates the latest sports news, rumors and gossip from around the web. We use proprietary algorithms to automatically categorize stories and associate photos with articles. If you feel an article was miscategorized, please email tagging@yardbarker.com.
Via Cub Reporter
|
November 05, 2009
Sorry for missing the day's rampant speculation on Ted Lilly's left pitching shoulder arthroscopy. I was in the OR all day and connecting hip bones to...
So in one hour what can you see during a shoulder scope? Dr. Yokum puts the scope in from the posterior portal, low and behold he sees a caricature of Sean Marshall smiling face on the anterior capsule. He then puts...
Via Chicago Cubs Online
|
November 05, 2009
Congratulations to the New York Yankees on their 27th World Series Championship. The 2009 season ended exactly one month after the Cubs campaign came to an end ... Warm up the oven, it's time for the Hot Stove Season.
The 15-day free-agent filing period begins on Thursday ... teams have exclusive negotiating rights for the next 15 days in order to try and re-sign their would...
Via Another Cubs Blog
|
November 05, 2009
Ted Lilly underwent successful surgery on his left shoulder yesterday. He won’t begin throwing until early March, which means he won’t be ready to go when the season begins. The Cubs are hopeful he’ll be ready to pitch sometime in April, but considering it was surgery on the shoulder I think that’s wishful thinking. Setbacks are common after surgery and...
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 04, 2009
Reports are flying out of Arizona, where the Chicago Cubs are having their first winter management meetings with new owner Tom Ricketts, that apparently 2009 hasn't bottomed out just yet...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via CBSSports.com
|
November 04, 2009
Chicago Cubs left-hander Ted Lilly has had surgery on his left shoulder.
Via SI.com
|
November 04, 2009
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago Cubs left-hander Ted Lilly has had surgery on his left shoulder.
Via Chicago Tribune
|
November 04, 2009
Left-hander has surgery because shoulder wasn't getting better
Ted Lilly will miss the start of the 2010 season after undergoing arthroscopic shoulder surgery Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 04, 2009
The Cubs' starting rotation got a worse fate than they deserved in 2009. Even though some guys (cough...Zambrano.....Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via College of Idiots
|
November 05, 2009
The Yankees won their 2 millionth World Series last night. Well, whoopty-*******-do! I seriously don't think there is a team that I hate more than the Yankees. I don't give a crap about how they buy their players. You know who else has jumped on the huge salary bandwagon? Yep, our Cubbies. And what do we have to show for it? Six straight playoff loses and a DNF. Regardless...
Via Miami Herald
|
November 04, 2009
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder on Tuesday.
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 04, 2009
A whisper leaked out of Arizona on Wednesday that Chicago Cubs' left-hander Ted Lilly underwent arthroscopic shoulder surgery on Tuesday and isn't expected to return until some point in April...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 05, 2009
This has been a big week for surgeries around baseball. On Monday it was the New York Mets’ Jeff Francoeur going under the knife , on Tuesday it was the Detroit Tigers’ Brandon Inge and the ...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Chicago Cubs Online
|
November 07, 2009
The first two days of the off-season have seen quite a bit of movement across the league ... except for on the North Side of Chicago. The Cubs completed their organizational meetings on Friday in Arizona and other than Reed Johnson and Rich Harden declaring free agency, not much out of the Cubs' camp. Which is not necessarily a bad thing.
Jim Hendry has little payroll flexibility...
Original Story:
