Len Kasper
Brenly: Tribune ‘Disorganization’ Led To Cubs Deal Falling Apart
In former Cubs broadcaster Bob Brenly’s words, his negotiations with the Cubs on a new deal this offseason just sort of fell apart.
Deshaies: Cubs Job Is ‘The Best In Baseball’
The day after the Cubs announced Jim Deshaies would be joining Len Kasper in the TV booth, the veteran pitcher and broadcaster joined The McNeil and Spiegel Show.
Cubs Hire Astros’ Deshaies To Replace Brenly
Len Kasper has a partner again.
Baffoe: Analyzing The Potential Cubs Analysts
The search for a Cubs TV color analyst seems to be down to five men. And in typical Cub fashion not a one of the names is terribly exciting.
Wisch: Analyze This, Cubs Fans: How About Kruk As Color Man?
When it comes to replacing Bob Brenly in the TV booth, the Chicago Cubs don’t just need a color man for 2013.
Bernstein: What’s Wrong With Starlin Castro?
It doesn’t take any kind of experienced scout to see outs being made, or any kind of analytical wizard to see month-by-month batting numbers sliding into frightening territory.
Kasper: ‘Surprised’ If Dempster Finishes Season With Cubs
As Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer work to improve the Cubs’ farm system, valuable Major League players may be traded for prospects.
Kasper: Wood Needs To Get It Together Soon
It’s safe to say this hasn’t been the start to the season Cubs fans were hoping to see from veteran reliever Kerry Wood.
Kasper: Cubs Fans Left Wondering What Could Have Been
In 11 seasons with the Cubs, Carlos Zambrano won 125 games, had a 3.60 ERA and hit 23 home runs in 659 at bats, but what fans may remember more is what could have been.
Kasper: Doesn’t Make Sense For Cubs To Get Fielder
Now that the Albert Pujols domino has fallen, it’s only a matter of time before Prince Fielder’s goes, too.
Kasper: Cubs’ Heavy Lifting Already Done
While the question of who will become the next Cubs manager still looms around the North Side, one Cubs expert thinks the hard part in righting this organization has been done.
Kasper: New-Look Cubs Coming Soon
This will be a Cubs team run like you’ve never seen one run before.
Kasper: Cubs’ World Series Will Take Time
The Cubs believe they have the baseball man that will take them to their first World Series title in 103 years, but that World Series might be a few years in the making.
Kasper: Quade’s Firing May Not Come
To this point, it’s would appear to be a foregone conclusion that Mike Quade’s run at manager on the North Side is over.
Kasper: Position Needs For Cubs In 2012
Regardless of any trades the Chicago Cubs make this season, the organization will likely have a few holes to fill going into 2012 as a result of expiring contracts.
Kasper: Many Questions Surround Potential Cubs Trades
With the second-worst record in baseball, the Chicago Cubs don’t really have a realistic chance of making the postseason.
Cubs Won’t Turn To Complete Youth Movement
Although the Cubs have been playing better over their last few series, the club still sits under .500 and it’s looking more and more like they won’t be able to hang around and contend in the division.
Len Kasper Signs Five-Year Extension With Cubs
Cubs broadcaster Len Kasper has signed a five-year extension to remain with the team through 2016.
Kasper: Strikeouts Are ‘Not As Bad As People Think’
As sabermetrics continue to become more and more commonplace, we’re beginning to have a different view of the statistics that were once thought to be important when evaluating baseball players. One of these stats is strikeouts.
Kasper: Castro Doesn’t Change Approach With Different Lineup
Not only is 21-year old Starlin Castro the Cubs’ most promising player for the future, he can easily be considered the best player on the their roster right now. But through the first 42 games of the season, Castro has hit in five different spots in the lineup.



