Just saw this on ESPN....very intersting, something to watch

So Al and some of the others were right....Selig is going to get involved in this.....

pulled this off of msnbc just a little while ago.....talking about castro and his game and what it means for the cubs

Saw this story on the on going Pujols negotiations, and since the cubs are mentioned in there as drivers of the market I figured I'd pass it along......I'll go on record as saying that's just too much money for one player, period. the amounts some of these guys are making now is astromonical and as great as pujols is, and would be for either the cards or cubs, I don't think he's worth that much, and if that's the minimum deal to get to talk to him then I say let him move on somewhere else...

Since it's a slow news day, I saw this in MSNBC and thought I'd pass it along......as a NM resident, I think it's great, but I have no idea it if's affiliated with MLB or just a semi pro league coming to the area

Seems the cubs are seriously going after Pena....although why they would even consider colvin at 1st on any sort of basis boggles my mind

Just saw this on ESPN, nothing noteworthy till the end where it talks about Eric Wedge as a possible 3rd candidate and he's already had a 2nd and 3rd interview....could it be possible the Cubs go none of the above with respect to Quade and Sandberg and take Wedge? I haven't heard anyone discuss him on here, is he any good?

I saw this on ESPN yesterday, and thought it was a very interesting article. I for one hadn't realized the strife that's occuring between the clubs, and it makes you wonder just what some of these clubs are doing and why they have such low payrolls and yes where is that money going. I personally found it interesting as to how much the cubs are paying....didn't say specifically, but if that figure is to believed, it's around $75 million and that's a lot of money. Money that could be better spent on rennovations, upgrades, etc....I can understand how the big market teams would feel about this. Should be interesting to see how this works out as the sides start the long laborious process of negotiating a new deal.