SouthChicagoBorn

I love the 1950-60s flying Sox logo. I'm not a Bulls fan, so I don't really dig the red pajamas, but I won't hold it against anybody. I love the previous black "Southside" City Connect uni.

Ugh. Getz sounds like he's making it up as he goes along.

Cannon's performance here is not reflected in any stat that I know of. He just saved the offense, defense, bullpen and himself pressure going forward. Not to mention some possible confidence boost. That was exemplary.

That's two fundamental outs blown. Come on guys!

I agree the poor situational hitting is maddening, and I hate to see the team beat themselves by failing the fundamentals. Repeatedly. This game was still winnable late though.

Vaughn drove in Robert to tie the game. Granted, Pantera's GIDP hurt, and late hits would have been nice. But Cam Booser killed this game. Bullpen holds, Sox win this game 4-3.

At least Robert didn't swing at that low and outside with two strikes.

With two outs, Andrew Vaughn grounds into a double play, as usual.

Time for my man Don Luis to earn his pay. I'm not holding my breath. OOOOWWWHH!

With this team we have to be grateful when they execute the fundamentals. "I make a good short throw home to the catcher so he can tag the runner who is out by a mile." That's what ya s'posed to do! - Chris Rock.

Shutting the barn door after the horse has left. Booser is poop.

Damn you Vaughn

Don Luis doing his job, and Quero is the man!

That's it. Take what they give ya, hit 'em where they ain't.

Vaughn with a sac fly, not a GIDP!

Glad to see good fundamental BB executed on the DP, and for Gilbert to fight back. Who are these guys at the plate today? I like!

Agreed.

Quero was between Davis and the plate. He didn't take two steps back to cover. Anyway, we don't need to argue. You are absolutely right about the hitting. They squandered easy opportunities galore tonight. The problem is, when the hitting is so anemic, it makes executing the fundamentals so much more necessary.

I hearted it. We should call him Vasil-ate. That is, if he ever pitches well.

Sox had their chances but couldn't even hit a sac fly. Heaven forbid they get a single. Frustrating. But half the team's hitting under .200, the rest not much more, with a couple exceptions. Get 'em next time...

He didn't need to dive for that.

C'mon Sox. Bases loaded no outs. Do something!

You may be right, but as I recall, the throw was to the foul side of the bag. But Quero also didn't cover home for the return throw from first.