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The last of KC in 2011 - 9/25 GT - 1:05pm WGN
greg775 replied to knightni's topic in 2011 Season in Review
Sox hitters getting shut down by this hack Mendoza. Good to see the Sox played bad at home all season long. What are they 10 under .500 at home? Nice job. -
The last of KC in 2011 - 9/25 GT - 1:05pm WGN
greg775 replied to knightni's topic in 2011 Season in Review
I wonder if Gordon Beckham is embarrassed at how many outs he made this season. What a pathetic year. -
The last of KC in 2011 - 9/25 GT - 1:05pm WGN
greg775 replied to knightni's topic in 2011 Season in Review
I just turned it on and see we are well on our way to losing another series to KC. Wow. -
At this point, I don't see why Ozzie would want to come back. He could start fresh in Florida. This team has so many issues talent wise with a fan base that cares a lot more than the fan base in Florida. Ozzie has to realize this team isn't going to magically start beating Central Division teams next season, since the personnel won't be changing much. Why would he want to go through this again? At some point when a team sucks as badly as the White Sox he will get axed. So why not just leave? A 3-4 year deal in Florida will continue to fill his wallet and wallet of his kids for generations. He may lose in Florida but it'd be with different players and he could go out on his boat to ease his nerves.
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I concur. All 3 are untradeable. Nobody in their right minds would want any of the trio for a myriad of reasons.
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I've never seen a team fail to compete on a daily/weekly basis like this team. Worst season I can remember in a long long time.
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QUOTE (fathom @ Sep 24, 2011 -> 01:57 AM) If I didn't know better, I'd think KW is inferring that Ozzie is long gone after next week. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/break...0,2605712.story Somebody's going to be the scapegoat, we know that. These guys should be a package deal. If one is fired, both should be axed.
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QUOTE (BigEdWalsh @ Sep 24, 2011 -> 02:26 AM) I have never disliked a White Sox team quite this much. Man, I want to see a lot of changes this off-season. Me too. This team blows. I know "it doesn't matter," but this is why I despise this team. KC just beats the s*** out of us in KC a few days ago in taking 3 of 4. We get them at home and lose 11-1. I mean, what the f***?? This is these guys' jobs. They just don't compete. They don't hustle. They don't get down and dirty. They don't give a s***. Tonight's result proves it ... again. But it doesn't matter. We're already out of it. Today's game means nothing. Calm down. Bulls***. How anybody could pay for season tickets next year is beyond me. What a waste of money.
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QUOTE (High Mileage @ Sep 24, 2011 -> 02:06 AM) Rebuilding is going to be a long and painful process for your franchise. The next few years will weed out the fake fans... Very true. On paper, this team is bad. Very bad.
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I know these games mean nothing. Glad to see the Sox are playing like they mean nothing, whereas the Royals are kicking the living s*** out of them. These rich millionaires should walk into the stands in the seventh inning and give each fan a pair of 20 dollar bills. f***ing joke. I worship Ozzie and want him to stay, but once again IF he gets fired there is just cause. This team is a joke. And this board all season has been hilarious. For so long everybody shrugged off games saying "it's still early." Now you'll laugh at a post like mine cause, 'these games mean nothing anyway.' What games DO MEAN SOMETHING in a season??
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QUOTE (justBLAZE @ Sep 24, 2011 -> 02:06 AM) Are you guys gonna watch next year? Seems doubful with some of the comments made about 2012. I'm just down on Humber and Zach.
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As far as I'm concerned Zack and Phil are nothing special. Maybe No. 5 guys; maybe. Sox are in a load of hurt next season.
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QUOTE (sin city sox fan @ Sep 23, 2011 -> 08:32 PM) I don't think the White Sox can afford to lose our leader and Ozzie must be signed to a long term contract (6-8 years minimum) immediately. Let's hope talk of a new contract is going on behind the scenes and something is announced this week. Come on JR......make the first step today towards bringing the World Series back to the southside. Secure Ozzie as our manager longterm and keep our greatest asset. Call me dumb, but is Sin City being sarcastic or not? I hate all the sarcasm on the board. If he's being serious, I agree with his first post.
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a "successful season" in the major leagues
greg775 replied to Greg Hibbard's topic in Pale Hose Talk
QUOTE (Milkman delivers @ Sep 23, 2011 -> 01:08 AM) I've actually been clicking to un-ignore him the last few weeks to see how hard he's taking the eventual Ozzie firing. I still say I'm taking it well. I've pointed out a million times I love the guy and want him to stay but I think even Ozzie knows deep down it wouldn't be unfair (in baseball terms) to can him for this year's effort. He could have gotten the axe in mid May. This team's start with this huge payroll was unacceptable. In my mind, this year is summarized by... -- The awful start record-wise. -- The refusal to bring up Dayan. -- The refusal to make any trades or acquisitions of note (again) at the all star break or right before the break. And the biggie ... -- The inability to move runners and all the men left on base. Bases loaded one out; second and third nobody out; first and third one out ... most of the time it was ZERO or one run at most. (The way Phil and Zach have been going it would have been interesting to see if we blew the division the last two weeks of the season had we actually competed and been in the race; with Jake out as well, our rotation has been crummy). -
QUOTE (knightni @ Sep 22, 2011 -> 11:13 PM) So, birth certificate says 30 but he says 33. Interesting. Maybe his contract isn't that great after all. QUOTE (fathom @ Sep 23, 2011 -> 12:27 AM) Fukudome has destroyed the Sox since the Indians acquired him. Wouldn't shock me if KW goes after him this offseason for some position. QUOTE (VictoryMC98 @ Sep 23, 2011 -> 12:36 AM) This season was lost before August... After the July 31st trade deadline, the White Sox got weaker, the Tigers got stronger.. 1.My god, Lexi is 33?? That is ridiculously old. I always thought of him as 26 or so. 33? Is anybody else alarmed? 2.) I was thinking the same thing today about Fukodome. My god he's torched the Sox. We could have used his bat at the break for sure. 3.) Is anybody else worried about Humber and Zach? How can we chalk it all up to overuse? I mean if Phil had had these results the first half we'd all think he was just a hack. Is Phil a good starting candidate for next year?? Zach?? I am thinking they may be more like the hacks the Royals throw out there than playoff caliber starters.
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a "successful season" in the major leagues
greg775 replied to Greg Hibbard's topic in Pale Hose Talk
QUOTE (Milkman delivers @ Sep 22, 2011 -> 09:43 PM) This is buffoonery at its finest. So because Cleveland and Detroit are miserable cities, the Sox don't take going there seriously? And that's on the schedulers?! And in this vast conspiracy to ensure that the Yankees and Red Sox play each other more often, you know who should be the most pissed off? The f***ing Yankees and Red Sox. You know why? Because they are often the two best (or top few) teams in the league, and they have to play superior competition more regularly in order to make the playoffs. You know what that does? It makes their run at the postseason more difficult. So no, your theory isn't as good as any because it's f***ing stupid. It's almost as stupid a theory that Ozzie Guillen should be retained as manager because people will say hi to him at restaurants. It's not as good as any other theory. It's just your opinion, which you're entitled to, but your opinion is completely f***ing moronic. You had some good words in the post: buffoonery, moronic and of course, f***ing. -
a "successful season" in the major leagues
greg775 replied to Greg Hibbard's topic in Pale Hose Talk
QUOTE (pittshoganerkoff @ Sep 22, 2011 -> 08:09 PM) Come on, greg, I dislike the Yankees/BoSox love as much as the next guy, but the scheduling of a lot of divisional games is not part of some vast conspracy. I think it is. Steinbrenner pushed for it so the Yankees could play the other Sox every other week. It truly sucks IMO. And as far as Milkman's rip of me ... what stats do you want for me to back up the fact we suck against teams in our division? I watch a lot of Royals games and they do perk up when they play the Sox. They throw at our batters, they steal bases, they act like badasses when they normally play like timid p*****s. We sleepwalk against divisional foes. I truly believe they want to kick Chicago's ass way more than we give a s*** about playing them in lousy towns like Cleveland and Detroit. Our players prolly hate going there to begin with and sleepwalk and get their asses kicked. Minnie and KC are nicer towns for them to drink in I'd guess. When they come to the Cell, these games should be sold as very important, but they are just dull ol divisional games. When the Bosox come to town or other teams it's a way bigger deal. We suck against the Central. My theory IMO is as good as any. -
a "successful season" in the major leagues
greg775 replied to Greg Hibbard's topic in Pale Hose Talk
You guys like the fact that we play Det, Cleve and KC and Minnie so many times? It sucks. This divisional crap was done so the Yankees could play the Bosox every other week. It is awful. -
a "successful season" in the major leagues
greg775 replied to Greg Hibbard's topic in Pale Hose Talk
I really think baseball sucks in one way: teams play divisional teams way too many times. This was done for ONE reason only: Yankees-Red Sox. Really really is awful. And as a White Sox fan it really bothers me because as much as you guys disagree with me on this, I truly feel the other teams in our division really get "alert" when we play them. I'd say extra fired up when they play the Sox, but it's not like it's a rah-rah sport. I just think our divisional foes are on top of their games WAY MORE when they play us than when they play the others in our division. Why?? Chicago is by far the best and biggest city in our division. We are the most recent to win a WS in our division. I HATE playing the teams in our division so many times. -
QUOTE (knightni @ Sep 22, 2011 -> 04:38 AM) Tomorrow is Alexei Ramirez's 30th birthday. Damn, he's getting old. I thought he was much younger than that. That is pretty damn old.
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Rios now has 12 homers which means he also has more than Dunn. Wow. When was Dunn's last home run of the 2011 season? June?
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In answer to the thread title.... Reasons he might want to stay ... • Love of Chicago. It is a helluva town with passion for baseball. Fla. Nobody cares. • Chicago restaurants and things to do. Unless Ozzie truly loves boating Chicago is better. • Great uniforms. Best in baseball. Reasons he might want to leave. ... • Dunn. • Rios. • AJ can't throw anybody out. • No team speed. • Bullpen always looks good on paper but just is average. Add it all up and the team has .500 as it's high water mark. Chances of another s***ty season are pretty good; going to Florida gives him a fresh start. On paper our team is on the decline. Why should he want to be in charge as the ship continues to sink?
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To me this thread says ... I respect Paulie, but ... he disagrees with me even though he works with Walker every day and sees Walker do his job every day, so he's wrong.
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Morel last 28 days slash - .253/.366 /.532 /.897
greg775 replied to macsandz's topic in Pale Hose Talk
I haven't watched many games lately so it's glad to hear how well he's hitting. -
QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Sep 20, 2011 -> 06:39 AM) I want someone who is fun. I want someone who does crazy stuff and will say crazy stuff to the media that will make us laugh and laugh, while doing dances in the dugout. I want someone with MLB experience but who has been in the spotlight pretty much all of his life. I also want someone who likes to dress overly nice to the point that he sticks out. Hey, so do I.
