Got any tips for Lou? /puns

Got any tips for Lou? /puns

Stigs is busy doing something more worthwhile than posting thoughts on the last week of action in a division that nobody likes, so taking his place today is everyone’s favorite commenter Sportsgal. I’ll admit, I was surprised by her thoughts. Take it away Sportsgal:

The Cubs should be ashamed of themselves. From top to bottom, they are a disgrace. GM Jim Hendry should kill himself. Derek Lee should quit playing baseball. Soto somehow forgot how to hit. Aramis Ramirez is a wuss. I want to punch Alfonso Soriano in his vagina. Milton Bradley smells like fart. Lou Piniella knows less about baseball than the Polish guy who lives in my building who has never watched a baseball game. Mayor Daley should demolish Wrigley, leaving an open pit in its place where Cubs fans can be shot and killed and buried atop one another for all eternity. That may sound classless, but he can put up a nice plaque commemorating it and raise money for the city by selling tickets to view it. Everybody wins.

In other news:

Class of the division: Still the St. Louis Cardinals

Did you know that Kyle Lohse, Jo-Elle Pineiro, and Adam Wainwright are a combined 10-0? What the [bleep]? That shouldn’t last though because it’s Kyle Lohse, Jo-Elle Pineiro, and Adam Wainwright. To further prove my point, Pineiro is 4-0, but only has 6 strikeouts. That’s 2 k’s per 9 IP. You won’t see that duplicated anytime soon. I expect Pineiro to be 4-4 by the end of May.

Team of the week: Milwaukee Brewers

Milwaukee has won 4 in a row and 8 of their last 9. Offensively they have a different leader in each major category, which says to me that they’ve been pretty balanced. Perhaps most importantly, Yovanni Gallardo looks like he’s fully recovered. That guy’s been a beast. If Prince Fielder can continue fighting off diabetes, Milwaukee may just become the team to beat.

Looking ahead:

Milwaukee’s at home against Arizona this weekend, then it’s all division foes at Pittsburgh, at Cinci, followed up by three wins against the Cubs next weekend at Miller Park.
St. Louis has a weekend series at Washington, then back-to-back 2-game series’ at home against the Phillies and Pirates. Odd. Albert Pujols will probably finish the week with a line of .330/.430/.580 because that’s what he does every week.

No other team matters right now.

ED: This may or may not have been written by Sportsgal

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