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QUOTE (Superstar Lamar @ Jan 5, 2018 -> 03:19 PM) It's difficult to find that G spot Actually, it's not if you know what you are doing.

QUOTE (joeynach @ Feb 16, 2010 -> 02:57 PM) There is a reason the sox draw 122,000 people to their radio station and its becuase they are on a powerful 50,000 Watt AM station that can be heard hundreds of miles away. Why on earth would the team limit its broadcasts to the immediate 75 miles of the city, they would be reducing their listening audience. I'm pretty sure that 122,000 number only includes people in the Chicago DMA, which is roughly the area that TV & FM radio stations reach. I don't think people outside the Chicago DMA are included in the ratings or cumulative audience figures.

Why reschedule the game? $$$$$$$$

QUOTE(Goldmember @ Mar 4, 2005 -> 12:12 PM) don't know if someone has asked this before, but was looking at schedule for april and we have an away series with the injuns from the 11-14 with the 12 off. why would they split an series like that, let alone an away series? Because 4/11 is Cleveland's home opener.

There was a Mexican joint somewhere on 31st street that served 15-inch long burritos. I haven't been there in over ten years, so I have no idea if it is still there.

Change the name on it to "Raines". Raines is getting his old number back, I think.

Is anyone staking out the airports, looking for Iguchi?

Keep in mind that since their 40-man roster is full, the White Sox will have to dump a guy before adding AJ or Iggy or anyone else.

It goes quite well with a good vodka and a twist of lemon.

The '77 season was electric, but I was a tad too young to get out to the park a lot. The second half of 1983 was awesome... it seemed like we won every night and the park was one huge party. I even drove up from school (Champaign) a couple of times that September to catch some games. And the team was full of characters, they were so much fun to watch.

Pocket it and claim they are over budget?

The Wrigley Field Experience was completely different back in the moid-to-late 70s/early 80s. The neighborhood was crappy. Bleacher seats were $6.00 and it was not considered to be very desirous seating. Heck, they used to open the gates after the 7th inning and let the neighborhood kids in for free.

Interesting stuff, Steff. Thanks.

I was great meeting you guys yesterday & fun hanging out. You all certainly don't mess around when you throw a tailgate party! HSC, you should have come with us to the Bullpen Bar after the game; not only was there no line, there were plenty of room open at the bar.

Peace. We are all Sox fans.