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Flowers .234 on base %

QUOTE (chitownsportsfan @ May 2, 2015 -> 03:39 PM) one of the worst sliders I've ever seen Rodon throw. OMG WHY IS HE IN. Last slider pretty nice.

200th passed ball already this year.

Minn has played dead against teams all year and they are just smoking the Sox.

Danks Sunday yeah ..........then DET............ Sox can be 10 under by this time next week.

EB can be DFA he is not working out.

Sox never answer back with runs.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 2, 2015 -> 02:58 PM) There's no way he can be comfortable warming up as a reliever compared to a starter He is a starter this experiment needs to end.

Back the dam play up.

If you cannot beat the Twins then it will be a very long season.

League has adjusted to JA

QUOTE (Ozzie Ball @ May 2, 2015 -> 02:24 PM) Fangraphs' base running stat entering today: 29. Rockies -3.6 runs 30. White Sox -6.6 runs Hahaha so bad. That is with De Aza gone

Suzuki until today had not thrown anybody out all yr. Sox now 4 for 11 in SB...........Coleman the man.

Can we stop pissing around with Danks/Noesi in the rotation, one has to come out.

NY replay is a joke for the Sox they are out same play for other teams safe.

QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ May 2, 2015 -> 01:35 PM) We are all very surprised at this Good for you KY

QUOTE (reiks12 @ May 2, 2015 -> 01:37 PM) whens the last time the sox hit a home run Sept 1983

Give it back Noesi

Bears selected Penn State DB Adrian Amos with the No. 142 overall pick in the 2015 NFL draft. Amos (6'1/218) played the boundary, slot, and safety for the Nittany Lions, starting 38 games and compiling 9.0 career TFLs, three sacks, and seven interceptions. He wasn't beaten for a single touchdown pass as a senior. Amos ran 4.56 at the Combine, but showed short-area quicks with a 4.03 short shuttle. Amos improved his forty to 4.39 at the PSU Pro Day and has extensive special teams experience. Amos is a bit of a tweener defensive back, but his versatility should get him on the field early. Not a fan of day 3

QUOTE (bmags @ May 2, 2015 -> 11:57 AM) if you want to cry look at our slugging percentage. 12 HR's dead last

Bears selected Michigan State RB Jeremy Langford with the No. 106 overall pick in the 2015 draft. Langford (6'0/208) succeeded Le'Veon Bell as the Spartans' bellcow, rushing 577 times for 2,967 yards (5.14 YPC) and 40 TDs. He added 39 receptions in his college career. Langford ran the fastest forty (4.42) among running backs at the Combine, but had pedestrian numbers in the broad jump (9'10") and three-cone drill (4.22). Langford doesn't play as fast as he timed and lacks tackle-breaking ability, which severely curtails his chances of becoming a lead NFL back. He does have soft hands and is a willing pass blocker, so perhaps Langford will carve out a career on passing downs. He'll compete with Ka'Deem Carey and Jacquizz Rodgers for reps. RB 2nd straight year in round 4 for Bears............Forte UFA after 2015 This pick seems like a reach to me.

Nolasco will come off DL to dominate.

QUOTE (flavum @ May 1, 2015 -> 10:27 PM) Sort the runs/game column. http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2015.shtml Sox are miles from just league average in a lot of areas.

QUOTE (flavum @ May 1, 2015 -> 10:10 PM) One thing is for sure....20 years from now people will chuckle at how bad of a manager Robin Ventura was, and how ridiculous it was he got the job and how long he kept it. Tell you what is sadder Sox will probably hire another ex Sox player with no experience to replace him.

QUOTE (soxfan49 @ May 1, 2015 -> 08:37 PM) He's the best all around NT in the draft. Shelton is a pure space eater. Did you ever watch FSU? Yes and everyone that talks about him says he will come out in nickel and dime situations because he is not a pass rusher.