4/5/2010 Cubs @ Braves

[Clapp]

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Bah. By that logic, James Russell is the greatest reliever in the history of the universe. It's one game - a game in which the Braves rocked Carlos Zambrano. They were obviously clicking.
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Well this is his first game(didn't have those last September) in front of a sold out major league crowd, and he's nowhere close to the zone with horrible stuff. Knew that was going to happen with at least a couple of our young guys, know matter how good they looked in the minors or Spring Training even. I'd say it's a concern. We need at least one more proven veteran arm. You can't count on all these kids.
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Of course it's a concern. But what I'm saying: it was a concern long before today.
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Fair enough.