Ryan Dempster is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and wears number 46. He is managed by pitching manager Larry Rothschild.
by Ashlee Gonigam MyWrigleyville's first and favorite (but don't say we said so) Certified Partner, D'Agostino's Pizza & Pub , announces an all-you-can-eat and drink event with Ryan Dempster. Let me say that again, ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT and DRINK with RYAN DEMPSTER . As Dempster's official and open-to-the-public launch of his non-profit, The Ryan and Jenny Dempster Family Foundation, Ryan will host a night of fun at Wrigleyville's original Pizza and Pub, D'Agostino's. Events will include... Read Full Story
The Chicago Cubs Relief Pitchers in the bullpen at Wrigley Field
The Chicago Cubs Relief Pitchers 2009
# 63 Kevin Gregg - Right Handed Relief Pitcher (Closer)
# 49 Carlos Marmol - Right Handed Relief Pitcher (Most feared setup man in MLB)
# 47 Aaron Heilman - Right Handed Relief Pitcher
# 48 Neal Cotts - Left Handed Relief Pitcher
# 37 Angel Guzman - Right Handed Relief Pitcher
# 54 David Patton - Right Handed Relief Pitcher
# 44 Chad Fox - Right Handed Relief Pitcher... Read Full Story
Pitchers are allowed to be fat, slow and ugly. We think it might actually be a requirement. But, usually fat and ugly dudes can handle their biz in a brawl. When you're a 6 foot, 170 pound relief pitcher in the Major Leagues, the last thing you want people to think is that you're a wuss. Chicago Cubs' pitcher Jose Ascanio isn't doing a good job of that. He was caught--a few times--by a pan-handler's fists this weekend when Ascanio couldn't offer the guy a few bucks.
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Jose Cardenal is a legend for more than just his afro
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The Chicago Cubs and injuries go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Injuries are a part of professional sports and can’t be avoided but somehow the Cubs seemed to have taken injuries to a higher form of art. Why get injured making a diving catch or colliding with a wall when you can hurt yourself with everyday events like sleeping, sneezing or using the computer?
These injuries fall into the category of “Cubbie... Read Full Story
Ryan Dempster has a classic Cubs injury
Ryan Dempster Breaks His Toe Entering Dugout
I was hoping that maybe this was one of those crazy Ryan Dempster practical jokes but apparently not. It may be a joke of an injury but it’s real. Ryan Dempster broke his toe jumping into the Cubs dugout and is on the disabled list for maybe a month or more.
Just when the Cubs survive their two months without Aramis Ramirez , Ryan Dempster takes his place. Starting pitching had been the one... Read Full Story
Once Again Ryan Dempster was destroyed by the Mets and once again the Cubs lost, this time 6-2. Dempster , our alleged closer, allowed four runs in 9 th as the Mets broke open a 2-2 ballgame. His last appearance against the Mets saw Dempster give up five runs and blow a four-run lead in the 9 th as Carlos Delgado hit a two-run walk-off single to give the Mets a 6-5 win on May 17 th . Check out his stats against the best team in the N.L. this season: Dempster vs. NYM : 135.00 ERA, 0-2, .750... Read Full Story
(AP) - In this Sept. 16, 2008 file photo, Chicago Cubs' Ryan Dempster pitches against the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Dempster and the Chicago Cubs are close to agreement on a four-year contract worth about $52 million, according to a b Read Full Story
The Cubs are close to signing right-handed pitcher Ryan Dempster to a four-year contract, and an agreement could be announced as early as Tuesday afternoon, according to a baseball source. Read Full Story
(AP) - This is a 2008 file photo showing baseball pitcher Ryan Dempster. Dempster and the Chicago Cubs are close to agreement on a four-year contract worth about $52 million, according to a baseball official. (AP Photo/Morry Gash, File) Read Full Story
Pitcher Ryan Dempster and the Cubs are close to agreement on a four-year contract worth about $52 million, according to a source.
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