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QUOTE(SoxHawk1980 @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 10:04 PM) Then you'd lose your $$. It is a short stint and he won't be a regular, so it is a small sample size, but I think .240/.295/.340 is more likely. This guy has never hit well at any level above rookie league. He had a .721 OPS in A-ball in 2004. He followed that with a .738 OPS in a band box stadium in AA in 2005. He's showed some improvement this year up to a mediocre .802 OPS again in AA. Now he jumps all the way up to the majors and fans think he's going to succeed? This isn't addressed to anyone in particular, but I hate it when fans see a "sweet swing" and a "good approach" and automatically think that a touted rookie is going to produce immediately. That's pretty damned rare. It is even more rare when a player's minor league performance wasn't particularly impressive. In fact, Sweeney's minor league performance was quite unimpressive. Uhh?????????

Holy Tim Redding. Wow.

We need that JC from here on out. That a boy Jose.

Eek, that forkball was narsty...

LOL, thing of beauty.

Snyder loves rolling curve balls.

Interesting.

Ugh.

Thome is heating up again.

I think the one thing I miss the most about not being able to see every game now is DJ.

QUOTE($I Need Money$ @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 06:13 PM) so after one game he is officially better than thome konerko dye crede or even podsednik? wow... It's ok to have a fun thread around here every now and then.

The curse of our leadoff hitter. Must take a called third strike.

Gotta love the fact that I'm not in the Chicagoland area but I'll be blacked out anyways.

QUOTE(sayitaintso @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 04:22 PM) I wouldn't be comparing Sweeney to the Almighty God, Agreed, he ain't Jermaine Dye yet.

I'm done with this topic. Brian Anderson is becoming a damn good player and if you guys who have watched this team all season long can't figure that out then, well whatever...

QUOTE(Frankensteiner @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 01:07 PM) He's looked pretty clueless over the last week. I'm not sure that's my definition of giving a damn. It's been 3 freakin games.

QUOTE(Wealz @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 12:47 PM) In his last 10 games, Anderson is 6-for-27 with 1 run batted in. Overall on the road this season, his line is an embarrassing .204/.283/.299. He has knocked in 7 runs in 167 road AB's. Nice. You took 3 rough days in a row at the plate and spread it over 10 games to make it look like he's really been struggling for the last week and a half.

The reason this is all bugging me is because it's so painfully obvious that Ozzie has no clue about his own players and team. Ozzie has no freakin idea how good of a player BA has become.

QUOTE(Hangar18 @ Sep 6, 2006 -> 09:06 AM) WOW. Thats pathetic. I posted our record since the All-Star Break ......but it was deleted. This division was there for the taking. Even with all of the trouble the SOX had with the pitching and hitting, it was still winnable. Too much Mackowiak in CF, too much Thome batting 3rd, too much leaving Vazquez in too long. The games where these guys made the "difference", happens to be the same difference we are behind. This is one thing that I believe had absolutely nothing to do with the Sox being horrid for so long now.

This team makes me want to stab myself in the eye. So if that's fun, then yes.

Seriously, Brian Anderson is one of the only players who has done his freakin job the 2nd half of the season and he's the one getting called out, beautiful. I mean no rookie should ever struggle their first two full months of major league ball, so because of that lets look at his batting average on a whole. Ozzie Guillen might want pitching and defense but being one of the better defensive centerfielders in baseball means absolutely nothing if you struggle for the first two months of your major league career. Heads must be right, Brian Anderson is a communist, that's the only explanation I got.

After thinking about it for a bit, I don't think there is a person in major league baseball that I hate more than Ozzie Guillen right now.

I despise Ozzie Guillen. Absolutely hate this guy.

QUOTE(Dick Allen @ Sep 5, 2006 -> 05:51 PM) I hope to God they don't throw him out there in a situation when the game is on the line. We all know that will most likely happen.

QUOTE(G&T @ Sep 5, 2006 -> 05:48 PM) I'd rather have Thornton as the closer. MacDougal gets into too much trouble every time he comes in. He gets out of it generally, but I don't know if it will work in the closer's role. Well Mac has closing experience, so I assume that's why he's getting the opportunity.