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Esteban lost some of his velocity, his fastball now tops out at about 91-92 (mixes speeds well), but he's developed a pretty damn good changeup. He also throws a slider that hit 84-86 mph. So far he's show unbelievable control, but it's doubtful he can keep it up. With the Sox's offense and the fact that he's been a good vs. other AL central teams means he could be a 15 game winner.

Apu has a point, if they find no WOMD, this war could technically be considered illegal.

Kings, my second choice is the Spurs.

Ist't the YES Network a basic cable channel in NY?

How about anyone who isn't a White Sox...

Too late...Bush has done a very poor job getting support for this war. Now not only do we have the Middle East pissed off at us, but also most of Europe.

Good So who he hell is pitching?

You just jinxed us, now Bere will go out there and throw a no-hitter

Anybody who thinks MJ is coming back to Chicago is crazy, remember he was the one that told players like T-Mac, Tim Thomas and Eddie Jones not to come to Chicago. The fact is he hates this franchise now.

Thank you God, he had some good and bad decisions, but that was one ugly man. Plus BJ should make a great GM

Good, now i'll finally get to see Colon pitch...

Wait, A-Rod got his 300th HR back, i think it was the 301st HR that was throw back... As for Sammy

I'd be more interested to see what his radar gun reading's were.

You gotta love it!!! and were back to .500

OH THANK YOU GOD!!!! Better lucky then good

PK+Knuckleball=Not Good!!!

For some reason Damso is horrible with inherited baserunners...

We have an off-day on tuesday so the 4th starter can be skipped.

Wright won't be back that fast, even if he's cleard in mid-late April, he'll get at least 2-3 starts in AAA and he'd probably be worked in as a reliever at first.

We are rough on our teams and players, but i for one never expect good things

There's pitchers have no experience, there's absolutely no way in hell they can win with nothing but rookies(or close to it) in the rotaion.

When Choice Clayton ends up with 20 homers, Ray Durham with 35 and Mark Belhorn with 40, you might have a change of heart No chance in hell

Despite what many people think, were not in that great of an offensive era In 2002, the AL Runs/game were at 4.81 in 1990- 4.30 in 1980- 4.51 in 1970- 4.17 in 1960- 4.39 in 1950- 5.04 in 1940- 4.97 so despite the increase in HR's, overall offense hasn't changed that much. So there's no reason to make any changes...