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Yeah that was probably one of the only times he's hit a home run that he did not pull. It was also a pretty good pitch.

Always helps to have friends in high places!

White Sox 6, Astros 3: Grant Taylor survives biggest stre...Will Venable asked more of Grant Taylor than ever before, and although it took a single-game high amount of pitches over a single-game high in innings, Taylor ultimately answered the call. Taylor came

Hope for the best, fingers crossed

It was nice to see Wil finally make the lineup adjustment with Colson in the 9 hole. In my view, the whole lineup looked more dangerous.

if yamamoto can do it, so can smith and taylor. in every series

he really didn't hit a mistake, it was out of the zone

After the Celtics won in Philly for the first time in a bunch of games in the post-season Kevin McHale said “eventually chimps on roller skates would win here.” Tomorrow is chimps on roller skates day for the Sox.

Tatis en fuego MVP of NL after PCA last four months seems to live for postseason And Machado homers as well Hays starting, Dustin Harris on bench and Sheets off roster Yankees pitching so good they're not assured of Cole starting G3 many prefer Rodon instead

Not sure where to put this so it goes here. Nice start to the Cubs game.

Yes, but I was nervous basically the entire game.

King hasn't thrown 98 since NYY relieving days

On the radio, they said Elvis Andrus was called for it when he played for our Sox.

I have never seen a challenge for an infielder's foot on the outfield grass before. It caught the announcers off guard.

If the ball hit the bat. it wasn't even close.

It's only counting players on the active rosters for the WC series, so yeah

Remarkable performance from Schlittler

they subtracted Luis Castillo's contract there

Benetti introducing Liberty Biberty is something almost prefer Doug the Emu and the 1974 Plymouth Duster beige special except for that dumb tennis one

Shortly after Smith strolled off the mound the third time, the White Sox got their biggest swing of the game courtesy of Colson Montgomery. The 24-year-old shortstop was batting ninth for Chicago, dropped to the bottom of the batting order after finishing the regular season on a miserable 4-for-62 skid that saw him break the MLB record for strikeouts in a season, with 227. But Montgomery has titanic, left-handed power. It was lying dormant during his brutal slump, but it produced 31 home runs before that, making him a uniquely dangerous threat at the bottom of Chicago's lineup. And leading off the fourth, Montgomery reminded everyone of his prodigious pop, crushing an 0-2 fastball up and away from Ullola to straightaway center field for a 432-foot solo homer that made it 4-0 White Sox. yahoo sports

one of the all-time good guys

WED is Hump Day for the Sox....

you still have to make a contingency plan

Huge game to win as all the pressure is now on the Astros. So anyone know what Will was asking the umps about in the bottom of the ninth inning?