Patience, Power and the Bulldog - Cubs 10 D'Backs 6

By Neil on July 24, 2008 10 Vote 0 Votes

Game One Hundred One - Cubs 10 Diamondbacks 6
WP - Ted Lilly (10-6) LP - Doug Davis (3-5) Save - None

Lou Piniella's crew salvaged the final game of the series against the Diamondbacks and finished the regular season series against Arizona with a 4-2 record. Ted Lilly won his 10th of the year in a game his team needed to win. Lilly became the third Cubs' starter to notch his 10th win of the season, the only team in the majors to have three pitchers with at least 10 victories.

Derrek Lee gave the Cubs a 1-0 lead in the 1st inning with his first home run since June 20th. Alfonso Soriano returned from the DL and made an impact in his first start since June 11th. Soriano finished the night 1-for-5 with a double and a RBI....and hit the ball hard in his last two trips to the plate. Soriano drove in the eventual winning run with a groundout in the 5th after Ted Lilly had tied the game with a single to left. Lilly stole 3rd in the Cubs' 3-run 5th inning and scored the Cubs fourth run on a RBI ground out by Ryan Theriot. Lilly turned in a quality start and allowed 3 runs on 6 hits in 6 innings with 3 walks and 6 strikeouts.

Reed Johnson had the biggest hit of the night. After doubling and scoring the go ahead run in the 5th, Johnson hit his second career grand slam in the 8th. Johnson's 4th long ball of the year capped the Cubs 6-run 8th inning. Micah Owings replaced Doug Davis in the 8th with the Cubs leading 4-3. Owings walked Ryan Theriot to start the inning and after a 1-out single by Aramis Ramirez, Geovany Soto recorded his first hit of the series and drove in Theriot with the Cubs' fifth run. Owings issued back-to-back walks to Kosuke Fukudome and Mark DeRosa to force in a run before being lifted for Leo Rosales. Reed Johnson launched a 1-0 pitch from Rosales over the wall in right center.

Johnson's grand slam gave the Cubs a 7-run lead but Bobby Howry was hit hard in the bottom of the inning and gave up a 3-run home run to Chris Snyder. Carlos Marmol was effective in the 9th. He struggled with his command but after a 1-out double by Stephen Drew and a 2-out walk by Conor Jackson, Marmol struck out Chad Tracy to end the game. Marmol recorded two strikeouts on 21 pitches.

The Cubs found the patience at the plate that had been missing for the first 5 games of the road trip. Kosuke Fukudome took three of the Cubs five walks in the game. Entering play against the D'Backs on Wednesday, the Cubs had walked 393 times. The 398 walks the 2008 Chicago Cubs have totaled in 101 games surpassed the total of 395 free passes taken over the course of the entire season back in 2006.

Wednesday night was the last game of the 2008 season for the Cubs against teams in the west. With the win the Cubs' finished the season with a 23-11 mark against the west and improved to 17 games over .500 on the year....

The performance Ted Lilly turned in on Wednesday night will be lost in the return of Alfonso Soriano and the grand slam by Reed Johnson. Lilly grinded out a solid outing and did everything he could to lead his team to victory. Not only did Lilly pitch an excellent game but drove in the tying run for an offense that was struggling to string together hits. Lilly even stole a base for the second time in his career and he put himself in position to score a run.

Lilly kept the Diamondbacks off the board until the 4th inning. He had little room for error. Chris Young led off the inning with a double and scored on a home run to right center by Tony Clark. Lilly settled down and worked around a 1-out single to center by Chris Burke.

The Diamondbacks third run came in the 4th inning after the Cubs took a 4-2 lead in the top of the inning. Lilly walked Augie Ojeda to start the inning and after a wild pitch advanced Ojeda to 2nd....Conor Jackson tripled him home. Lilly struck out Mark Reynolds for the third time in the game for the first out.

Chris Young hit a grounder to 3rd, Aramis Ramirez threw home and the Cubs caught Jackson in a run down. Jackson was eventually tagged out (5-2-5-1) but Young advanced to second during the run down. Lilly then picked off Young when he tried to steal third to end the inning. Tony Clark was at the plate and never saw a pitch with the tying run in scoring position.

Ted Lilly retired the last six batters he faced to end his outing.

The Cubs offensive struggles of late have been well documented but for one night in the desert they appeared to break out of their slump. Derrek Lee's first home run in over a month (June 20th against the White Sox) came with 2 outs in the 1st inning and the offense made Doug Davis work....in the first two innings. Davis threw 42 pitches in the 1st and 2nd but the Cubs saw a total of 13 pitches in the 3rd and 4th innings. Then came the 5th inning....

Mark DeRosa led off the 5th with a single to left on a 2-2 pitch. Reed Johnson followed with a ground rule double to left center. Bob Melvin brought his infield in and Ted Lilly bounced one over the head of Mark Reynolds at 3rd base. Mark DeRosa scored and tied the game at 2.

With runners on 1st and 3rd and no outs, Alfonso Soriano hit a weak grounder to 3rd, Reed Johnson scored the go ahead run and Lilly advanced to 2nd on the play. Ryan Theriot looked at two straight out of the strike zone from Doug Davis. On the third pitch of the at bat, Lilly stole 3rd base. With the infield in, Theriot grounded out to short and Lilly scored. The Cubs manufactured runs....

With the Cubs up by 1 run at the start of the 8th inning, Ryan Theriot walked. Derrek Lee flied out to the track in right center but Aramis Ramirez ended his 0-for-23 slump with a single to left. Theriot advanced to 3rd and Ramirez took 2nd on a throwing error by Conor Jackson. Geovany Soto recorded his first hit of the series (2-for-23 on the trip), a single to left that plated Theriot with the Cubs fifth run.

Kosuke Fukudome walked on 4 pitches to load the bases with 1 out. Mark DeRosa looked at 4 straight out of the zone to force in Aramis Ramirez....and setup the big fly off the bat of Reed Johnson.

The Cubs looked more like the team that played so well for the majority of the first half on Wednesday night. Granted the Cubs beat the Astros on Sunday afternoon, but the performance from a majority of the roster was a positive step forward....especially on the road in an environment (and pitcher) they have struggled in for the past 10 years.

The Cubs open a 4-game series on Thursday night at Wrigley against the always-difficult Florida Marlins. Carlos Zambrano is scheduled to face Scott Olsen....

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wayne | July 24, 2008 3:30 AM | Reply

All your brown dogs just jumped into my pool. Where is Hank Smith's blue wallet? I lost it in Minneapolis. You have received brain surgery last week when Ronald Davis said we would do it.

We just lost it in the CAT SCAN! Here are your numbers, David:

blood pressure 134/84
pulse 71
glucose 93
cholesterol 228

You need a check-up in 6 months.

You doctor is disappoited in your actions for the last 2 months. You should not be masturbating twice a day at the age of 57. I saved your black dog last week from Rex.

Play your organ and trumpet for me in the state fair at Minnesota. How about these Minnesota Twins!!! They are sliding fast. They should rebound and win the WORLD SERIES vs either the CUBS, BREWERS or PHILLIES!!

Can you watch my chickens on Friday? I'm going to take a vacation to MONTANA for 7 days. They eat 6 tubs of the feed. Don't forget to e-mail me back when you go to Minnesota and take some photographs of those leopeards for me. I'll pay you $50 dollars when we meet on Thanksgiving.

Hank is going to be pissed that I lost his PRECIOUS little wallet. David, PLEASE stress less, you're 57!!!! Obly on this site can me find justification! I think all our other KNUCKLE-HEADS will visit www.cleanmyhouse.com for satisfaction. Why is this background red, blue, and white???? Last month it was tan, green and red. Boy does patriotselect.com change so often!!!

Lets take our time and go to Hank's House after you or I tell him what happened to his wallet!!
He will be mightily PISSED! We'll cook good for them. We are on the verge of a major breakthrough in the ANIMAL'S CAMPOUT scheduled for SEPTEMBER 5th, 6th, and 7th!!! Bring all your books and modules. PLEASE be careful not to drink alcohol after that surgery for a minimum of 3 or 4 weeks!

I love you David!! I don't understand why these JOKERS changed their background from red, tan and green. ONLY IDIOTS or JOKERS effeminizes things to a blue AIR FORCE borrage.

Get a clue!! My password is still valid THRU OCTOBER 31st. Why do we have to poke BONES with you JOKERS!!!!!!!!! I tried to formalize the code for over 3 months now and you still use blue in it. I will seek my main editor if you don't fix things up soon. Where the hell am I? I have visited this shit for the last 45 days and can't CODE UP! How ridiculous! Either abide with me or I'm going to find another code sponsor insigna. Just because ARMY has outpowered the AIR FORCE doesn't give you the right to misuse me. I will curse all of yall ASSES if I can't get a responce by Friday. This is BULLSHIT!! I tried to compromise on THREE occasions and you FLAT IRON me. We will succeed, man! I can care less that 1996 was the last time you offered me to the services of WAR CLAD MAGAZINE for 75 percent off!! I am totally TICKED and better get a response or I'll DEAL WITH YOU IN PERSON on my trip back to Minnesota.

David, I'll see to it that you are well taken care for since your surgery. Hang in there dude!! We only have a liitle over 3 months left to fix the CODE. We will be victorious. This chicken shit will eat find all of US!! I feel like I have something to look forward to. If we enter it on NOVEMBER 1st or later, we will have to re-enter the Festival for the whole ARMY. How dare you all do this to me for a month and a half now. I am MAD AS HELL. Your punishment is coming if you don't change it back to red, tan and green by FRIDAY at 11 PM.

We have entered all 14 characters for the last 3 times out and still til the CLUBS!! WHY STILL DO THIS TO ME!!!!!

All three of the publishers helped me with it since you GOOFED up 2 times in a row. Gary, Danny, and Scott will charge only $12 for it, but your ass charges $20. Dude, we are a WARRIOR organization for a reason. We sell at that prize for the history for it since 1884. Don't switch things up now that we have 65,000 members just to wear the tan green and red. I WILL remind you 538 times. It's ...

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have a JACKASS great nest LITTLE JOKER bound 3 DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Matt Haggard | July 24, 2008 5:04 AM | Reply

Talk about spam...

What the hell?

Anyone ever play Metal Gear Solid 2? This is like the scene when Raiden is talking to the "Colonel" inside Arsenal Gear. When the "Colonel" AI starts to malfunction...

Weird post, "wayne"

Matt Haggard | July 24, 2008 5:11 AM | Reply

I'm actually reading this thing over and over again as if it contains something of substance...

agustin rexach | July 24, 2008 7:48 AM | Reply

Wayne...dude... what is up? Get some therapy bro! My problem is not that I don't understand your post[which I truly don't]...it is that you must be either a Cardinals or a Brewers fan because Cub fans can add and you can't. It was not 538 times, you actually missed two [536]!

RED, GREEN AND TAN???.......I prefer Blue...
Lighten up our fourth pitcher was the player of the GAME!

MarioC | July 24, 2008 11:29 AM | Reply

Neil, don't you pre-scan these if it's an unfamiliar user? If you do, you must have put it up there on purpose. If I had received it, I know I would...just for the sheer bizzare-ness of it...

Jason | July 24, 2008 1:46 PM | Reply

Dont thay make medicine to help with that?

Wayne... seriously triple the dosage of whatever you forgot to take...

Lilly did an awesome job last night... hopefully Z gets some run support tonight.
Go Cubs!

JOET | July 24, 2008 1:50 PM | Reply

AUGUSTIN REXACH, I PRINTED IT OUT AND NUMBERED THEM ONE BY ONE. IT WAS 537 TIMES, WHICH IS BETWEEN 536 AND 538.

IF YOU ASK ME, I BELIEVE HE LEFT ONE OUT ON PURPOSE OR HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK.

IMPORTANTLY, WAYNE MUST BE A CUBS HATER. HE ACTUALLY LIKES THE TWINS.

Gregg | July 24, 2008 2:33 PM | Reply

Jason,

Can't agree about Lilly last night. He was good enough, but far from awesome. Not enough strikes. He did finish well and helped out with the offense.

MarioC | July 24, 2008 3:11 PM | Reply

Maybe it's because I'm bored, but I KNOW there is some hidden message in that last e-mail. I got on wikipedia and found that Ronald Davis was an old pitcher for the cubs/twins. That's about it so far...

Matt Haggard | July 25, 2008 12:55 AM | Reply

Still reading..

I think theres something in here..

I've watched too much Lost or something...

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