When I worked at Target, we got 10% off as long as we paid with cash, check, or Target charge. At Barnes and Noble, the discount was 30% on books, 10 % on music and movies.
If Soto struggles, I wonder what the Cubs will do. Blanco isn't good enough to start everyday, and (aside from Michael Barrett) a decent catcher would probably cost an arm and a leg in trade.
I'll turn these into links later, but besides ones already mentioned I like: umpbump awfulannouncing baseball Musings MLB Trade Rumors MLB RUmors MLB Experts Blog The Disabled List Informer Uniform Watch Chuckie Hacks (except when they dis the Bucks) Sportsfilter Stat of the Day
The Brewers win, but Fukudome gets all the attention. The one positive thing about this is that hopefully, the Brewers won't be as pressured like the Cubs are going to be, and will play like the first place team we know they are.
Is Parra in Chicago already? (I thought he pitched in Arizona yesterday). If so, put him in, he probably wants revenge for the injured thumb from last year. Plus, the Cubs lineup should already be set for a righty and not a lefty.
With the Cubs, it's my understanding that they can only play X number of night games per their agreement with the city. That might come into play when deciding to move a game as well.
A Bush-owned, Morgan-ran team would need Dusty Baker as the coach, and then it would be the most polarizing team in baseball. Ideally, they would buy the Cubs.