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Dang, I can't wait till Monday.

Damn, I need in in this kind of league, maybe I could bat 1000 How bout you guys give Todd Hundley a call?

Baggs, I think they currently have 3 open slots on the 40 man roster, but not positive on that.

Do the Sox play one more game in Arizona and then go to Houston?

Trust me Soxfest, they made some type of error, because Daubach is on the opening day roster.

In all honesty, I don't think anyone knows until it happens. I think some in the White Sox believe its best to give Wright plenty of time, meaning send him to AAA and since we will only use the 5th guy once in the first month, we could go with Stewart for a start, then use him as the long guy out of the pen or to make any other starts and then when its done, Wright comes up; Stewart gets a little seasoning and knows exactly what he has to work on in AAA, and if he pitches light out, then thats just a good problem to have.

Some of you may of thought when you saw the Sox purchased the contract that he was going elsewhere. They had to purchase Daubach's contract because he was signed to a minor league deal. He isn't going anywhere. I still think its ridiculous to carry 3 catchers.

It has to be a trade or the fact that he'd rather have Harris, Hummel and Miles playing every day in AAA and he can live with sitting Paul on the bench doing nothing.

He was sent down because he isn't ready. He needed to pitch good in spring training and got shelled, so he still has more to work on.

I think Buck is going to whip that Texas team into something good. If they can get any kind of pitching, they're going to be there in the West. I'm in agreeance with you Ian. Buck will do a good job down there. If they are healthy, they may just win the division, although I'm picking Seattle.

Thats why they are only carrying 11 pitchers, instead of twelve. Also, they are at least going to open with a 5 man rotation the first week, then I think they will forget about it for a couple weeks, but who knows. Thats why I think Stewart should start while Wright gets some rest, its not like he'll be needed in full for about a month. Then Stewart goes down when ready and works in AAA and eventually makes it back up. By the way welcome aboard!!!

I think that was part of his contract or something that he'd go in a Devil Ray. If I were him I'd be quickly finding a way out.

when you become a media mogul, will you have room for me as the leader of focus groups in your empire?????? Lol, sure we will Vince.

Yep, what Ian (Mr. Showtime) said. Hopefully before the season, but we don't have an exact date, so basically when the site is ready to our liking to roll. We don't want to put out a real temporary work in progress type thing. We want the site in very good shape once we do make the switch. We'll know a lot more in the next couple days as we see things progress.

CW, don't worry, if in fact they go to the off topic board, then all shows off the topic of baseball would be there. We don't discriminate here at SoxNet/Soxtalk

To be honest, Rios and Rowand are semi similar players. Maybe not in the way they play, but just in their situations. Rios had some potential, but never really got the opportunity and then Rowand is the same way. Neither are loaded with all the talent, but both do play hard and I can see both putting up very solid numbers. I think we'll see Rios and Daubach get more at bats then some expect, just because we'll Rowand time off on ocassions to bring in more lefty bats, etc. I love how deep the bench is. I hate having 3 catchers though.

Damn, you and big hurt were quick to post that. Ditto what I said in the other thread, Frank better not be talking. For those that are able to watch it, can you give us the highlights of what is said. Thanks

Ya, I know what you mean 420, I try hard to limit whats up there, with just articles and such.

Good god, tell me he isn't going to be talking. I hope they just show him hitting up a storm and smiling. A picture is worth 1000 words.

I continue to believe as of now the Twins are the favorites and they will be until the Sox are way way up and running away with the division or until they dethrone the division champs. The Twins may of stayed the same, but last year they were a far superior team and its not like they are full of aging players that are going to get worse. Their guys, like ours are young. Now their pen did get worse, but their rotation should be much better considering it should be more healthy then it was last year (Last year they were very beat up; Mays, Radke and Milton; This year its just Milton, so far at least). Offensively they'll lose a bit and they had some guys who had career years, but people like Guzman regressed from the year before so who knows. All I know is the Sox look much better and I still have a lot of confidence, but its still a wait and see. I do think the Sox will win the division, but as of now its the Twins that should getting talked up. They won, they backed up there stuff, now its there turn to be the ones everyone is after, and the Sox will defeat them.

Alright everyone. I'm going to talk with Mario about it tonight. Thanks for speaking out for those that don't like having this stuff up here, cause like we always say, we really do listen to your opinions because hey, its you that come here, so its our job to make the site more to everyones liking. For the off topic shows, it seems that most would rather see them on the off topic board, if thats the case then I got no problem with that. Afterall, this is a SOX board. Still, don't blame Matthew for the post; He's a good guy and was just doing what we've always done, its the admins that deserve the blame

SN Report: Harris, Borchard, and Three Others Cut By Mario Scalise March 26, 2003 SoxNet.net The White Sox cut their spring roster to 28 on Wednesday by optioning or reassigning five players, including centerfielders Joe Borchard and Willie Harris. Borchard and Harris were optioned to Triple-A Charlotte along with left-handed pitcher Mike Porzio and righty Matt Ginter. The Sox reassigned catcher Jamie Burke to the minor league camp. The move assures jobs to Aaron Rowand in center and Gary Glover in the bullpen, and leaves two bench spots open for Josh Paul, Miguel Olivo and Aaron Miles. Armando Rios, Brian Daubach and Tony Graffanino have apparently secured spots on the bench. Lefties Josh Stewart and Dave Sanders are the 27th and 28th players left. Sanders chance is slim, while Stewart is relying on the health of Danny Wright. The Sox are expected to make their final cuts this weekend.

I don't see Willie Harris on that list...I'd say it's him Paul and Josh Stewart. This is a joke of a move. Its stupid to carry three catchers. First off it will limit Olivo's playing time and secondly there is no point to carrying 3 catchers. They obviously don't want to place Paul on waivers, so why not just send Olivo to AAA where he can get a little more seasoning, something that wouldn't hurt him. I guess Hummell is going to play 3rd base or something while Harris and Miles play short and second in AAA. Thats going to be an odd infield considering that Hummell is really the only one capable of playing shortstop. Maybe Harris will be in center with Hummell, Dellaero, and Miles in the infield, who knows.

Military is against tattoos. I worked with a guy and he had them all over and the military paid to have them removed with lasers. I don't even think he was an officer or anything, just newly enlisted. Maybe he removed them on his own, but I know they didn't like him having them.

Dang, offense rolling and it sounds like Stewart is pitching good once again.