Everything posted by CaliSoxFanViaSWside
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (greg775 @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 09:20 PM) Wasn't Aardsma awful with the Sox? WTF? Is it our coaching? Bad luck or ? Just a young pitcher with good stuff getting it together.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
And that's a White Sox stinker.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 08:53 PM) Trivia question: What is the most hits a team has had in a 9 inning game without scoring a run? A: The record for most hits by one team while being shut out is 14, set once in the NL and once in the AL. On September 14, 1913, Chicago Cubs ace Larry Cheney threw a complete-game shutout against New York, despite being beaten up by the Giant hitters. The Giants had a hit in every inning, but had only one runner reach third base. Cheney was helped by three New Yorkers getting caught stealing and one being thrown out trying to stretch a single into a double. The Giants’ dubious record was matched on July 10, 1928 by the Cleveland Indians, who somehow could not score against journeyman Washington pitcher Milt Gaston. Gaston, who two years earlier had allowed 12 hits while shutting out the Red Sox, survived six leadoff hits and five Indians reaching third base. per the baseballlibrary.com
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Happy Birthday GB.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 08:53 PM) Trivia question: What is the most hits a team has had in a 9 inning game without scoring a run? Has to be 10+.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 08:51 PM) He's already got 2 hits, what else do you want? A productive out wasn't asking for much.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Way to get the runner home from 3rd with less than 2 outs Rios.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Dye and Rios both with 2 hits. Figures the rest of the team is snoozing.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Not a good birthday for Beckham so far.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
3 hits this inning but the base running blunder by Q = train wreck.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 08:12 PM) Gameday says Gavin Floyd left due to an injured foot/ankle. Stone said hip.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Rios 2/2 and 2 outs on the bases for the Sox.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Hip problems.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Runs this inning . If Dye and Rios can get hits runs are not far behind.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
We're going to be out of this game soon if Gavin doesn't settle down.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
3 hits the last 2 innings . 1 DP , 1 caught stealing. Can we just play the game without wasting hits especially from Dye and Rios.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
That was dumb.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (greg775 @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 07:40 PM) Rios strokes a single. Will he steal with us down, 3-0? Doubtful.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Wow Dye and Rios both 1/1 .
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (greg775 @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 07:35 PM) CQ still has a lot to learn about hitting IMO. I am not just saying this cause Gavin is getting lit up. But he's 11-10. Why do we all assume our rotation is going to be unstoppable next year. Gavin is not Tom Seaver. Danks is not Sandy Koufax. They are good, but why are we assuming next year will be balls out excellence?? I remember during the spring people expected Gavin to regress. He hasn't been bad at all. Not good on the road but he's still young and hopefully that will come. He seems to go deeper into games than Danks does.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
QUOTE (greg775 @ Sep 16, 2009 -> 07:31 PM) CQ and Lexi both need to play winter ball. Hope they do it. I don't care if CQ gets hurt. He needs work. CQ just needs to be healthy . He need rest and rehab not more playing in the offseason.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Alexei and JD with hits and the requisite DP by Q.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Lets go JD make it a bloop and a blast.
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
We got the Mariners right where we want them .
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White Sox @ Seattle Mariners
Sox go 1-2-3 in the 1st.