HuskyCaucasian

WOW! big suprise there

Is it really true that you have that much in your Colon?

some things at Wrigley I wouldnt lick, might get a disease it is so used. :puke

Da Coach is going to ESPN!? Damn, the Score must be pissed

and I hate the Undited States of America! ok, sorry I got a little to0 into the hate. strike my last comment.

Morgan: It's unusual to see a city split over two teams Usually, they root for both area teams? Morgan, you dumb ass, where does this happen? NY....not a chance! The Bay area.... never Florida..... nope Texas.... not that I know of. Morgan, you are a dumbass, go blow a mic.

You know, I have been watching ESPN for the last few days or so, and I hadent heard that. How did they get scooped?

This is lame, but i had nothing better to do...

It will be a Cub lovefest all night

Dont tell Morgan that Sandburg was a better 2nd baseman, he'll punch your lights out. No one will ever be better than him in his world.

Morgan just called Wrigley a "fair" ballpark when it comes to its dimensions! What a dope!

Can someplease send Joe Morgan a memo before the game to remind him that Jose is only batting Lefty this year. PS: I am NOT looking forward to watching this game whit these dopes broadcasting it.

So, we got screwed 2twice today. lovely.

Oh, I am sure they are VERY aware of it

I think Matsui makes it because it is TOTALLY unfair that they put 2 White Sox on there. They will split the vote. Mark my words, when it is all done, the combined voted of Konerko and THomas will surpase that of any other AL player. Unfortunetly, since the votes will be split between 2 players, another will win. Let's just pray that that Steroid jucin punk Giambi is out for a while white his Japanees parasites

Well, if it makes you feel any better, the Twins only got one player too, so, that is kind of vindication

C Ivan Rodriguez, DET R/R 32 11 .376 10 57 1B Jason Giambi, NYY L/R 33 5 .239 11 31 2B Alfonso Soriano, TEX R/R 28 3 .292 13 48 3B Alex Rodriguez, NYY R/R 28 7 .276 19 50 SS Derek Jeter, NYY R/R 30 6 .273 13 40 OF Manny Ramirez, BOS R/R 32 6 .342 22 63 OF Vladimir Guerrero, ANA R/R 28 5 .345 20 71 OF Ichiro Suzuki, SEA L/R 30 4 .319 3 30 AL Pitchers All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games W-L ERA SP Tim Hudson, OAK R/R 28 1 7-3 2.98 SP Ted Lilly, TOR L/L 28 1 7-4 4.04 SP Esteban Loaiza, CWS R/R 32 2 8-4 4.37 SP Mark Mulder, OAK L/L 26 2 10-2 2.90 SP Kenny Rogers, TEX L/L 39 2 11-2 3.42 SP C.C. Sabathia, CLE L/L 23 1 5-3 2.77 SP Curt Schilling, BOS R/R 37 4 11-4 3.08 All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games SV ERA RP Francisco Cordero, TEX R/R 29 1 24 1.85 RP Tom Gordon, NYY R/R 36 2 2 1.51 RP Joe Nathan, MIN R/R 29 1 23 1.19 RP Mariano Rivera, NYY R/R 34 4 29 0.86 RP Francisco Rodriguez, ANA R/R 22 1 7 1.04 AL Reserves All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games AVG HR RBIs C Victor Martinez, CLE S/R 25 1 .299 12 60 1B Ken Harvey, KC R/R 24 1 .330 9 33 1B David Ortiz, BOS L/L 28 1 .306 22 76 2B Ron Belliard, CLE R/R 29 1 .317 5 34 3B Hank Blalock, TEX L/R 23 2 .313 21 57 SS Carlos Guillen, DET S/R 28 1 .328 11 57 SS Miguel Tejada, BAL R/R 28 2 .315 15 69 SS Michael Young, TEX R/R 27 1 .330 11 48 OF Carl Crawford, TB L/L 22 1 .317 3 30 OF Matt Lawton, CLE L/R 32 2 .315 13 47 OF Gary Sheffield, NYY R/R 33 8 .298 13 53 NL Starters All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games AVG HR RBIs C Mike Piazza, NYM R/R 33 10 .312 16 39 1B Albert Pujols, STL R/R 24 3 .304 21 57 2B Jeff Kent, HOU R/R 34 4 .293 10 52 3B Scott Rolen, STL R/R 29 3 .342 18 77 SS Edgar Renteria, STL R/R 28 4 .287 4 34 OF Barry Bonds, SF L/L 39 13 .354 22 45 OF Ken Griffey, CIN L/L 34 11 .244 19 35 OF Sammy Sosa, CHC R/R 35 7 .276 14 33 NL Pitchers All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games W-L ERA SP Roger Clemens, HOU R/R 41 9 10-2 2.63 SP Tom Glavine, NYM L/L 38 6 7-5 2.16 SP Livan Hernandez, MON R/R 29 1 6-7 3.23 SP Randy Johnson, ARI R/L 40 8 9-6 3.04 SP Carl Pavano, FLA R/R 28 1 9-3 2.92 SP Jason Schmidt, SF R/R 31 2 10-2 2.61 SP Ben Sheets, MIL R/R 25 2 7-5 2.58 SP Carlos Zambrano, CHC S/R 23 1 9-3 2.41 All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games SV ERA RP Armando Benitez, FLA R/R 32 1 26 1.11 RP Eric Gagne, LA R/R 28 3 21 1.54 RP Danny Graves, CIN R/R 30 2 31 3.02 RP Danny Kolb, MIL R/R 29 1 24 0.87 NL Reserves All-Star Stats thru 7/3/04 Pos Player B/T Age Games AVG HR RBIs C Johnny Estrada, ATL S/R 28 1 .328 4 45 1B Sean Casey, CIN L/R 30 3 .352 15 54 1B Todd Helton, COL L/L 30 5 .352 15 53 1B Jim Thome, PHI L/R 33 4 .298 27 58 2B Mark Loretta, SD R/R 32 1 .321 6 33 3B Mike Lowell, FLA R/R 30 3 .301 19 51 SS Barry Larkin, CIN R/R 40 12 .294 4 30 SS Jack Wilson, PIT R/R 26 1 .340 7 33 OF Moises Alou, CHC R/R 38 5 .287 19 49 OF Carlos Beltran, HOU# S/R 27 1 .281 19 58 OF Lance Berkman, HOU S/L 28 3 .305 16 59 OF Miguel Cabrera, FLA R/R 21 1 .288 19 54

Ron f***ing Belliard made it at 2B instead of Uribe. Here is the All-Star Team

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb...s_cws&fext=.jsp

WhiteSox.com just put up that Loiza is the ONLY White Sox player to be named to the team!!! WHAT A CROCK!!!

The one thing I find interesting is that Jose is always been labeled as a "bad fielding shortstop". Yet, when you look at Nomar, he has averaged 21 errors in the last 6 full seasons he has played. Overall, he has a .968 fielder. As for Jose, he has averaged 23 errors in the infield (this includes time at 3B) over the last 6 full seasons. Overall, he is a .957 fielder. Not a big upgrade defensivly. Although, they way they speak of Nomar, you would think he is the second coming. I wanna see some Jose love!

Will Diaz get another start? I think he should. After that first inning, he settled down and pitched well.

DAMN!!!!

If it where up to me, I would chew on Wrigley and spit it out. You can leave the outfield the way it is (I admite the view is great), but take a year, play at the Cell, and gut the rest of the stadium and make it nice.

Any word on the rain delay? I am working at church and dont have access to a radio or tv