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BigRedBuster said:
There is absolutely no way this is he happening. But, it would be awesome. 
 
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This would be reeeeaally cool if happens.  I can see it.

But, there is just one dope reason why the OG won't sign with the Chicago Cubs....................  

@BigRedBusterLet me know if you want to know why? 

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admo said:
This would be reeeeaally cool if happens.  I can see it.

But, there is just one dope reason why the OG won't sign with the Chicago Cubs....................  

@BigRedBusterLet me know if you want to know why? 

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I’ve actually cooled on the idea. I’m hearing that he might not ever pitch again. And, then he’s basically then just a DH. 
 

I’m not sure he’s worth what he’s going to get when you could go out and get either really good pitching or good position players that can hit. 

 
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BigRedBuster said:
I’ve actually cooked on the idea. I’m hearing that he might not ever pitch again. And, then he’s basically then just a DH. 
 

I’m not sure he’s worth what he’s going to get when you could go out and get either really good pitching or good position players that can hit. 
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Thank you, yeah I knew you would think it over.  Great player, great hitter.  But without pitching, a lot of guys are putting up big bat numbers and getting a lot less.  I don't know if he ever will pitch again, but I heard not for 2 years for sure.  So is the price still right for 45 homers, 120 ribbies, and .275 average?  Plus, a lot of hitters need time to adjust to new strike zones and new pitchers when they change leagues (AL/NL and vice versa).  Good luck and it would be cool if he became a Cub.  But IMHO, if the Cubbies have the money they should look at winning it all - and pitching is what matters most.

 
admo said:
Thank you, yeah I knew you would think it over.  Great player, great hitter.  But without pitching, a lot of guys are putting up big bat numbers and getting a lot less.  I don't know if he ever will pitch again, but I heard not for 2 years for sure.  So is the price still right for 45 homers, 120 ribbies, and .275 average?  Plus, a lot of hitters need time to adjust to new strike zones and new pitchers when they change leagues (AL/NL and vice versa).  Good luck and it would be cool if he became a Cub.  But IMHO, if the Cubbies have the money they should look at winning it all - and pitching is what matters most.
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My fear is that the Rickets are looking at all the excitement around him that will bring them more money…..but doesn’t make the club better. 

 
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