GirlieView (03/05/2010)
This week’s GirlieView lists some of our favorite Cubs-related Twitter-ers, introduces the GirlieView Facebook page, and as always awards the weekly Lizzies and Lizard.
The Grand Vizier speaks
Today Milton Bradley violated his own gag rule and blamed his mediocre 2009 season on Chicago. Said Bradley: “…it was something with Chicago, not me…just no communication…
In the News: Y’know there’s a game today, right?
It’s game on today as the only reality show worth watching begins. Randy Wells takes the mound. And Theriot and Castro will likely face off (uh, so to speak) by playing a few innings each at shortstop.
Wordless Wednesday
Need a suggestion on what to do for lunch today? Check out the fast food flowchart.
In the News: Is Cashner our set-up guy?
While the puzzle that is the Cubs 2010 bullpen remains unsolved, one particular piece comes to light: RHP Andrew Cashner. Maybe we don’t need a trade after all. This and other stories in today’s “In the News.”
I Take Issue With the ESPN Depth Chart
ESPN pulls a depth chart from the nether regions and we’re all dumber for it. AKA, the curious case of Aaron Heilman.
Back To The Cradle
Join Cait Murphy & the CubbieDude on a journey back to the beginning of time with a look at “Crazy ‘08 – How a Cast of Cranks, Rogues, Boneheads, and Magnates Created the Greatest Year in Baseball History”
GirlieView (02/26/2010)
This week’s GirlieView poses two questions for our readers about this year’s Cubs. Also, as usual, we’ll award the Lizzies and Lizard for the week. And don’t look now, but there’s a new category of Lizzies hopefully making its only appearance of the season!
Great Moments in Work Idiocy
Funtastic Friday returns with a look into the creepy world of cleaning parking lots and a glimpse into a day in the life of a pizza place worker. Happy Friday everyone.
In the News: Could Fontenot be dealt?
Lou Piniella has stated that Mike Fontenot will see time at shortstop this spring. Could this mean Lil’ Babe Ruth is being shopped? This and other stories in today’s “In the News.”

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