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K K K for Moyer

Carlos Lee with an RBI single

Frank Thomas walks. Runners on 2nd and 1st with 2 outs. Come on C. Lee!

Willie Harris singles on a line drive to center fielder Hiram Bocachica. Way to go Willie

Juan Uribe flies out to right fielder Ichiro Suzuki. 2 outs.

Miguel Olivo strikes out swinging :headshake

Rich Aurilia pops out to Paul Konerko in foul territory. 3 outs.

Scott Spiezio pops out to Joe Crede in foul territory.

Dave Hansen doubles :puke

Bret Boone grounds out. 1 out.

Jose Valentin strikes out swinging. Konerko dies at third :headshake

f***ing Crede grounds out. I am getting tired of this kid. Konerko still at 3rd with 2 outs.

John Olerud grounds out for out #3. A nice 1, 2, 3 inning for Loaiza

Randy Winn lines out to Joe Crede. 2 outs.

Ichiro Suzuki grounds out. 1 out.

Final score in Minneapolis: Twins 6 Detroit 5

Carlos Lee grounds out.

Frank Thomas walks.

Juan Uribe pops out to shortstop Rich Aurilia. 1 out.

The Sox don’t look the same when Maggs is absent. He’ll have allot of cheers and applauds when he comes back from the DL.

Forrest Gump brutally wins this battle Next match: Forrest Gump (1 win) VS. The Untouchables

Here are the rules of the game. I’ll post two films and you (the audience) will vote for the film you prefer. The film to get 7 votes first is the winner of the match and will go on to battle another opponent. Forrest Gump vs. Pulp Fiction

I saw the movie today and I was highly entertained. Before seeing the film I had viewed this thread to see everyone’s opinions and I agree with a couple of your statements. There are parts where you just laugh because of how stupid the people are in the film. Such as how the father goes to look for his son (Sam) at a specific location. I mean... how the hell are you going to find one single person when you have to walk thousands of miles before getting there? It’s just impossible. They even mentioned that there’s like 15 feet of snow! But if you ignore all of the fictional events you’ll have a good time.

I saw him playing against his former team (you know what team I’m talking about) and he isn’t shining at all. He has changed. Defensively he’s good (I saw him make a DP by himself yesterday) but offensively he’s nothing compared to last year.

The Sox gave him a good 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning. He walks the very first person he faces from the Mariners. This has been an issue that Scott has faced since the beginning of the year. He can’t seem to avoid the walks. My question is, can this guy lower the BB situation? I know he can do allot better than today’s performance. He should be looking at a 6-2 record instead of 5-3. Another thing the Sox pitching (and the offense as well) should take advantage of, is the 5th starter. The Sox have lost three games in this road trip without the fifth starter. Take advantage of that absence.