Princess Dye

I wonder how Hawk feels to see this happen to the game he loves-- more precisely, to see harm done to his favorite stories to tell. Bartolo is a part of some of them Has anyone ever heard Hawk discuss PEDs?

Discussion Topic: the Royals losses were just any random 3 of a season's worth of losses, game-to-game momentum doesn't exist. Discuss

is ARod available for PH duties?

Beckham not being able to hit is indeed an organizational failure seeing how high a pick he was. But the landscape is littered with guys that looked good at first and then could never catch up to the alteration that was made against them. I dont know if it's the rookie year he had or what, but it's nothing new for a fan to accept something like this and move on... considering him from now on: a defense guy that occasionally could bring a big HR your way here and there.

QUOTE (Caesar @ Aug 20, 2012 -> 10:52 PM) I mad that we didnt take advantage of that s***. I am surrounded by Cub fans for friends. They gave me so much s*** about that KC series. They text me non stop when the Sox lose. I want this team to win so f***ing bad just so I can rub it in their f***ing faces, that I get so pissed when they don't Especially againsy the weak teams. It shouldn't be very difficult for you to point out the irony in Cubs fans pointing out another team's failures

In the end they're another three losses. We'll have more losses before the year is out -- just have to beat our competition by year's end. In the end the losses that 'hurt' get forgotten

Wait, I thought the season was over and that crying/whining was in

Beckham's glove just went from gold to brass

QUOTE (JoeCoolMan24 @ Aug 18, 2012 -> 06:12 PM) I guess Wise didn't feel like running.....that was an easy triple for someone with speed. Was stretching his leg after coming to a stop at 2nd

Talking about how many runs he has scored is mostly just reflective of the other guys in the lineup in those particular situations. What I gather is this -- he's not getting on-base as much as old Dunn did...so he's worse in that respect. Still doesn't mean he isn't very helpful, and he has absolutely carried us in stretches. Last year was so awful. I'm beyond content with what I'm getting.

KC is great. The BBQ at Jack Stack is unbelievable, and Boulevard brews some very respected beers. Plus Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

It's funny but Flowers' defense actually may have solidified him as a backup, whereas many of us thought his offense was the only thing that would potentially let him stick in the majors. Obviously still have to see a lot more though in both realms

QUOTE (Cali @ Aug 16, 2012 -> 01:27 PM) Can you imagine if the internet as we know it today was around for 94 strike. MELTDOWNS across all forms of social media and message boards haha The recent NBA thing was like a social media a-bomb of depression

I think we need a good four to five more pages covering whether or not Robin will manage 25 years with the White Sox. Only then will we really get to the bottom of this.

Shouldn't Saladino be on some of these lists? Based on his position... even losing some of that power you would have to think he has a future still. Also, while I understand why Barnum is on these lists (because our system is just that damn bad).... it sure says a lot that a high schooler already limited to 1B etc has jumped up this high in the minds of many. Is that based on more than hope? Obviously these kinds of rankings are kind of a weird thing, because I know that not everyone on this board just purely bases their rankings on ceilings.......but then when you have high hope for a high schooler that didn't come with Hawkins' pedigree, I have to think he's basically on there for ceiling's sake alone.

Thanks! Very rare one of my ideas goes from Catch-all to full thread status --- usually it's the reverse of that Sox really dropped the ball on this pick. Check out his age in year 2012 http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/pro...?P=Chris-Beck-1

Anyone interested in just listing a completely off-the-cuff Top Ten current sox minor league players? Can be as unscientific as need be

QUOTE (Caesar @ Aug 14, 2012 -> 07:17 PM) Now Wise is up. Prove me wrong Dwayne It's easy. Anyone can do it

QUOTE (scenario @ Aug 14, 2012 -> 03:10 PM) Imagine how many pages if it had been Brian Anderson. You watch your mouth. If Brian Anderson had only been developed properly by the organization, he was going to become Mickey Mantle.

Extra inning games are games where your worst relievers have to pitch. I hang this one on the moribund offense.

there he gose

Delabar: On June 7, he signed a deal with the independent Florence Freedom of the Frontier League, where he played four games before signing with the independent Brockton Rox of the Canadian-American Association, going 3–3 in 11 starts with a 3.01 ERA. He played all of 2009 with Brockton, where he had a 3.36 ERA in 12 appearances. His 2009 season ended when he fractured his right elbow,[1] which had to be wired back together and stabilized with the insertion of a steel plate with nine screws.[2] He did not play professionally in 2010, working as a substitute teacher in his hometown of Elizabethtown, Kentucky at John Hardin High School. He also played slow pitch softball, where he won the 2010 Louisville Invitiational Tournament Miken Homerun Derby

4 k's one inning

David Lynch audio coming out of the break

QUOTE (BigEdWalsh @ Aug 13, 2012 -> 01:32 PM) My whole point is that his 49 spotty ABs don't really mean a whole lot as an indication of how worthy he is There's a lot more to Danks' history than 49 at-bats. We have a lot of data on what kind of hitter he is (again, he's not young). The following should not be interesting, but the thread here has made it so: Wise AAA stats: .266/.317/.458... OPS .775 AA stats: .276/.326/.450... OPS .777 Danks AAA stats: .260/.346/.420... OPS .776 AA stats: .243/.337/.356... OPS .693 *Danks has had 284 AA at-bats, but 1100 in AAA.