Not so fast. The Cubs can’t be rid of Carlos Zambrano this easily. Can they?
Jim Hendry certainly seems to hope that Zambrano is serious about his threat to retire, and you can’t blame him. It would be Christmas come early if he turned into a combustible version of Gil Meche and walked away from his $18 million salary next season, giving whoever is running the Cubs then even more flexibility to retool the...
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