Soxfest

14 k's for Met pitchers

De Aza helps set up yet another pitcher who now has his career high in strikeouts against this pisspour excuse for a MLB lineup.

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ May 7, 2013 -> 08:18 PM) Change up just isn't fair. MH is dealing

Harvey's longest outing of his career let's give him a L

QUOTE (bucket-of-suck @ May 7, 2013 -> 08:02 PM) It's just atrocious and based on last September, a parade of mental midgets. I've never seen hitters more collectively incapable of breaking a slump. Never. The current Sox team is a collection of misfit toys and they are going nowhere this season. Manto needs to be looked at after this season.

Score a run.

Dunn not a good matchup against Harvey.

Base hit Rios

De Aza for Halloween is going to be a leadoff hitter

1-2-3 for HS

QUOTE (fathom @ May 7, 2013 -> 07:37 PM) I'm very confident the Sox organization is figuring that out this season. No way he can be starter in 2014.

QUOTE (Knuckles @ May 7, 2013 -> 07:38 PM) Did Santiago forget he needs to bat? Yes but where the hell is the overpaid coaching staff to make sure this does not happen.

Ball does not carry at all in this park.

Flowers just not starter material backup he is fine.

QUOTE (BigEdWalsh @ May 7, 2013 -> 07:34 PM) Let's get a f***ing hit!!! +1

Nice duel in NY

QUOTE (Knuckles @ May 7, 2013 -> 07:27 PM) The way the #WhiteSox are going, I will be surprised if #Mets’ Harvey does NOT throw a perfect game. -- Rosenthal If that happens postgame Rongey will say Rosenthal does not understand the White Sox and offense was so close to breaking out.

My gosh give Harvey every ptich.

QUOTE (Knuckles @ May 7, 2013 -> 07:11 PM) When did De Aza become a SO machine? Started this last August getting worse by week.

De Aza K rate this year so bad.

I think this is PK last year in Sox uniform.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 7, 2013 -> 06:58 PM) Hawk hates the Sox offense. Never heard him so bitter about it. Wish I got Sox feed but getting NYM feed.

Harvey getting calls and Santiago none.

No way he should be allowed to pitch with bloody nose.

QUOTE (thxfrthmmrs @ May 6, 2013 -> 09:23 PM) If we somehow win this series, even if we don't win the championship, this is the narrative for one of the best sports movies ever. We have a matchup of two teams that share one philosophy, defense. But that's about where the similarities end. We have on one hand the scariest and the most talented team in the past 15 years, who is absolutely steamrolling into the playoffs, led by the best player, yet one of the most polarizing players of this generation. On the other hand, we have a team who is the severe underdog, missing its superstar who mysterious gave up on the season, playing third string players after their starters were forced out of action, led by a center who is playing on one leg, who plays his heart out every possession. Together they believe that with tough defense, heart, and hustle, they can somehow slay the giant they are going up against, even if no one else gave them a chance. In a sport that is historically dominated by teams with the most superstars, this is the intangible oriented version of Money Ball. Build a team with character, heart, hustle and plays though defense, they will keep fighting till they are the last one standing. Gentlemen, that is your 2012-2013 Chicago Bulls. Those images of players puking during timeout, bleeding mouths, players lying on the floor, players struggling to stand up after giving all they got for 60 minutes define who this team is. We believe. It would be called Bulls Rose above It.