likely out for the year, at least according to Cubs manager Dale Sveum. Can you imagine if we would have traded the farm for him only to not have him pitch a single inning (which he hasn't since the deadline)?! All of Walt's goodwill would have been lost. Glad we didn't bite on this one.
Go BLUE!!!
This board went cuckoo over Broxton. That would be three consecutive thousand post threads.
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
At least he wouldn't have been a rental and would've been around next year.Originally Posted by Benihana
There were reports before the deadline that he was damaged goods. I knew the Reds weren't after him.
He would have had to pitch and show himself healthy before anyone pulled the trigger before the deadline.
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