Phil Rogers, Pining For Mark Prior
Written by wrigleyville   
Monday, 18 February 2008
The insightful one says the Cubs "made a mistake by cutting their ties to Prior." Why? Because (according to Rogers) ... 1. He's pain free. 2. He would be the No. 2 starter they need behind Carlos Zambrano in the playoffs. I will let my dog rebut Phil on this one, because even she recognizes that a. Mark ingratefully took a walk on the Cubs and b. Mark is always pain free when it doesn't matter. More importantly, I'd rather wait on the tooth fairy riding a unicorn than on the Cubs being in the playoffs for the second year in a row with Mark Prior as the No. 2 pitcher. That's a parlay I'm just not willing to make.

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