Everything posted by Balta1701
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
Game photo gallery
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Healthcare reform
RAND corp study links rising health care costs to job losses, lower economic output.
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Lest we forget
He's moderately lucky today though.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
QUOTE (MurcieOne @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 03:05 PM) Are we all glad that we didn't trade Buehrle at the deadline a few years back? I can't remember who was talking about it a few days ago, but when have you ever heard a stadium chanting "Sign Buehrle" like we were that year?
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
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Josh Fields
He also appears to have caught the pitcher.
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Trade Winds Catch All
The Rays and Red Sox are interested in Victor Martinez.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
CNN
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Josh Fields
QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 02:33 PM) Huh? He was at 1b on the ground ball to Alexei.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
Perfect games by team: New York Yankees: 3 Chicago White Sox: 2 Cleveland Indians: 2 California Angels, Oakland A's, Boston Red Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, Montreal Expos, Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Athletics, Providence/Worcester,, all 1 each.
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Soxtalk's Official Blog Has Launched
You guys should launch blogs more often. Every day where you've launched an official blog the Sox have pitched a perfect game.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
QUOTE (danman31 @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 02:04 PM) Not sure if anyone has brought this up, but Hawk's call was almost like "Don't you dare screw this up Alexei!" I thought it was pretty funny. Video of final out
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HEYES...YES...YES...YES...YES...........................HISTORY!
Video highlight of final play.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
American League Pitcher Date Mark Buehrle 7/23/2009 David Cone 7/18/1999 David Wells 5/17/1998 Mike Witt 9/30/1984 Kenny Rogers 7/28/1994 Len Barker 5/15/1981 Catfish Hunter 5/8/1968 Don Larsen 10/8/1956* Charlie Robertson 4/30/1922 Addie Joss 10/2/1908 Cy Young 5/5/1904 * Game 5, 1956 World Series National League Pitcher Date Randy Johnson 5/18/2004 Dennis Martinez 7/28/1991 Tom Browning 9/16/1988 Sandy Koufax 9/9/1965 Jim Bunning 6/21/1964 Monte Ward 06-17-1880 Lee Richmond 06-12-1880
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 01:57 PM) The Catch. I love how nonchalant Beckham was after catching that line drive to end the 8th.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
Since last year's All Star Break, Mark has been 14-1 with a 2.47 ERA in 20 starts at home.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
Pitch Type Fastball Changeup Slider Outs 12 11 3 Strikeouts 3 3 0 Strike Percentage 69 68 78 Average Speed 86 79 79 Kind of a cute chart.
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Trade Winds Catch All
You know who's value is sky high right now? Mark Buehrle. And I bet a bunch of scouts saw that today.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
QUOTE (TheOcho @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 01:43 PM) I believe Lester threw one. Buchholz was probably the last.
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That's it... I'm starting every game thread
Should I just pin this and call it tomorrow's game thread?
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
QUOTE (robinventura23 @ Jul 23, 2009 -> 01:41 PM) Did Buehrle throw the last AL no-hitter, too? No, Verlander's was later in the year.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
I was listening to the audio feed and had to Close Rongey's postgame after the first caller mentioned the Cubs.
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MARK BUEHRLE PITCHES THE 18TH PERFECT GAME IN HISTORY
Nolan Ryan 7 Sandy Koufax 4 Larry Corcoran 3 Bob Feller 3 Cy Young 3 Jim Bunning 2 Steve Busby 2 Carl Erskine 2 Bob Forsch 2 Pud Galvin 2 Ken Holtzman 2 Randy Johnson 2 Addie Joss 2 Dutch Leonard 2 Jim Maloney 2 Christy Mathewson 2 Hideo Nomo 2 Allie Reynolds 2 Frank Smith 2 Warren Spahn 2 Bill Stoneman 2 Virgil Trucks 2 Johnny Vander Meer 2 Ed Walsh 2 Don Wilson 2 Mark Buehrle 2
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Mark Buehrle: The Forgotten Ace
This is how you time an article.