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I really hope in a few years AJ is in the booth full time. Whatever they have to do, please make that happen.

QUOTE (Chicago White Sox @ Mar 31, 2018 -> 08:38 PM) Is it me or is it odd to pinch run for the second runner and not the slow guy on 2B? I'm glad he answered our question with a double, haha.

There was never a reason to trade for him in the first place. What the front office was thinking, I have no idea. Hot garbage doesn't even deserve to have his name attached to it.

Late night brain says 87. Ok brain, sounds good to me.

QUOTE (ptatc @ Feb 25, 2018 -> 11:34 AM) Its really weird. He isnt wrong in much of what he said. He actually explained the concepts of how the kinematic chain of the lower extermity can cause the foot issues that he had. Whoever he is seeing now has a good handle on lower extremity kinematics. Where he is wrong is saying that the orthotics caused the kinematic chain issues. The kinematic chain issues were there, he just got caught up in two different treatment philosophies to treat them. The orthotics change the position of the foot to correct the mechanical issues from the bottom going up. The hip and gluteus treatment he was discussing treats the issue from the top to the bottom. Both can work depending on what is mechanically deficient. Im surprised the white sox didnt try the second approach after the orthotics didnt work but the orthtics didnt cause the issue, this is where the new practitioner is wrong. Orthotics do not cause permanent chages otherwise people wouldnt need to wear them for more than a short period of time. Its actually a really good insight into different methods of treating the same issue. He may be a wackadoodle but he is very intelligent. I honestly just lurk here, but I stop and read every one of your posts. The insight and knowledge you post is amazing. Thank you!

QUOTE (wrathofhahn @ Feb 12, 2018 -> 12:33 PM) Jenni Rivera died in 2012. Brandy Halladay was his wife. It wasn't very clear, but he was referring to Loaiza's ex wife, not Halladay's. There was no fake news there.

QUOTE (ChiliIrishHammock24 @ Dec 15, 2017 -> 01:24 AM) For me. Ep 5 Ep 7 Ep 6 Ep 4 Ep 8 Rogue One Ep 2 Ep 3 Ep 1 How on earth is 5 your favorite one, yet Rogue One is 6th on the list? Rogue One was so much better than 7 it isn't even funny.

QUOTE (FloydBannister1983 @ Nov 1, 2017 -> 04:35 PM) Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, I suppose. It was a yawner to me. Guys hitting home runs off bad relievers never interested me. Agreed. It was a sloppy trash game. Sad it was being talked about as one of the best. Take away the nonsense with the balls the way they are and this is a pretty lackluster WS. Which is a shame, because they are two good teams going at it. But so far, the hype seems to be for the casual baseball fan thinking that high scoring slop fests are amazing.

QUOTE (ptatc @ Oct 19, 2017 -> 11:24 AM) Some people will only focus on the negative and not acknowledge the positive. The organization must be 100% on all decisions otherwise they are useless. i'm surprised people aren't still complaining about Gio being in the post-season and the screw up there. I don't think it's so much that they traded him. It's who they traded him for. I don't think there was anyone on here that was excited, or thought the Sox should have traded for Shields. I'll still never understand that move, even more so when the medicals come in to play from SD.

Anderson is awful. Just painful to watch.

Good read. One thing I'd point out though, it says Maddon is the owner, not the manager. Just figured I'd let you know.

QUOTE (Lip Man 1 @ Sep 4, 2016 -> 11:33 AM) As I remember it (and someone please feel free to check) the reason the Sox weren't able to finish the deal for Miggy was because they refused to take on the contract of the pitcher the Marlins were trying to get rid of. Sorry I don't remember his name, he had a few good seasons mostly with them, had a funky delivery, then completely lost it. Mark Dontrelle Willis

QUOTE (ptatc @ Jul 26, 2016 -> 01:17 PM) Starting pitchers are usually in the clubhouse earlier than most of the other players. Besides if he started freaking out and attacking the jersey's with a knife, would you get in the way? I get that they would be in earlier, but I'd have to imagine someone was there when it happened. Unless I knew the guy personally hated me, yea, I'd say something if I was in the clubhouse when something like that happened. I'm sure everyone has seen people freak out at inanimate objects before. They usually don't turn and attack the person next to them too. He isn't going to stab his friend over a jersey, I'd hope. If he's that much of a headcase and the other guys in the locker room also think so, then they should ship him out before the deadline.

This whole thing is comical. If he didn't want to wear it, why not just cut up his own jersey and his alone? If he did cut up other jerseys, other than his own, it begs the question, where was everyone else when this happened? You're telling me there wasn't a single other player in the clubhouse when this happened? Seems silly that other guys were in there and just let that happen. If there were other guys on the team there, it should have ended with cutting his own jersey. End of story. This team sorely needs a real leader to stop things like this from happening in the first place.

QUOTE (Real @ May 3, 2011 -> 10:41 PM) gotta love it twins fans forever will be able to say to us "hey b****es, remember when we no-hit you in your own park? LOL" f*** this team, not paying a dime to see a game this year Sort of like how Packers fans can say the same thing to Bears fans after that turd of an NFC championship game. Yay Chicago sports! This team is just awful to watch.