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CHICAGO -- Jon Garland saw the way Tim Wakefield's knuckleball was moving early in the game and figured it could be a tough night for his Chicago White Sox teammates to score runs. "It was pretty impressive what he was doing those first couple of innings. I just tried to go out there and match him. I just saw some of the swings some of our guys were taking. His ball was dancing," Garland said. "I just wanted to keep us in the game." Garland did just that Friday night against the Boston Red Sox and became the major league's first 15-game winner. He kept it close before A.J. Pierzynski and Juan Uribe hit two-out, three-run homers in the sixth off Wakefield as the White Sox won 8-4. "Wakefield is a guy you can't explain until you stand in there and try and hit it. It's amazing," Pierzynski said. "The ball moves one way or the other every time. And you just hope he makes a mistake and you can somehow hit it. I fouled off some tough ones and he made a mistake and luckily for me I hit it in the right spot and it got up and got out.

People need to realize mostly every team loses at least 60 games. Anyone who think we should get rid of AJ after last night game sounds like a person who doesnt know about baseball.. I can see being upset after last night loss but its going to happen its a f***in long season.

Lets hope the Tigers can sweep the doubleheader tomorrow

magic#57

Anyone know what Hawk bet is

TIMO yes

Great job tonight Jon

QUOTE(Soxpranos @ Jul 22, 2005 -> 08:05 PM) man o man , I hope someone wants willie in some sort of trade! maybe my son tee ball team will take willie

f***in yes

f***in huge AJ

QUOTE(Soxpranos @ Jul 22, 2005 -> 07:24 PM) Yeah, hopefully Dye will be in there tomorrow. His swing has come a long way from the start of the season, also hope Gload plays and sit Timo's ass on the bench or Harris, they both are pathetic! WSCR reported that we might not play until tuesday if not longer

awesome job

QUOTE(Pasqua's Mailman @ Jul 22, 2005 -> 07:15 PM) I think much had to do with the fact that Timo Perez was in the on-deck circle... take a chance that Manny won't make the throw rather than Timo will get a hit. Which has the better odds? Honestly, the way Manny plays left... my money is on Paul scoring on that play (if I had a chose between the two of course). Timo has been playing great of late

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I hope this is the last year of Cora as the 3rd base coach Lets get Ventura to coach 3rd