Milkman delivers

Saw that coming a mile away.

Niiiiiice, strike em out, throw em out.

What's his pitch count? Ah, thanks, LCR. It's hard to believe he had near 60 after 2 IP.

I think a lot of how boring that place is rubs off on Hawk and DJ. It seems like there's a lot of silent pauses for them, too.

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ May 27, 2006 -> 04:13 PM) Imagine being there. Its like a church in there. No music in-between AB's, nothing in-between innings. We felt so weird cheering in there.... They really don't play music? I hadn't noticed, but that might be one of the reasons it feels so boring.

Man, the games in Toronto are so boring. It just feels lifeless.

Seriously, why can't they bench Uribe for a few games just to get it through his fat head that he has to get his s*** together?

I'm sick and tired of Uribe. f***ing idiot.

Alright, we need an answer for CF. Mackowiak really is awful and he just showed it, but BA can't hit at all. That's a f***ed up situation.

It's a good thing that Thornton is getting some confidence because we're going to need someone to replace the absolute lack of balls shown by Politte in every outing. That guy's a pussy now.

If we lose, you can all blame this game on me, Kyyle23, and juddling because I'm pretty sure the White Sox never win on our birthday.

Uribe has a nice spot on the bench waiting for him.

Yeah, that Pods play wasn't good. He seems to do that quite a bit. 2-0 to Overbay.

I'm still not happy that there's no Gambit in this movie. I haven't see it yet, though. One thing I'm glad about is that they have Beast in it.

That all seems exactly right. Good job, MLB. Hopefully this little break will do for BA what Crede's break did for him last year.

QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ May 26, 2006 -> 07:27 AM) Wow, you guys just missed having the coolest birthday day of all time by JUST ONE DAY! But a mighty fine birthday to you all just the same! Man, I don't know about that. This is a pretty sweet trifecta we have here Thanks, all.

QUOTE(Buehrle>Wood @ May 25, 2006 -> 10:47 PM) The Astros stole 7 bases on LeCroy. This forced Robinson to pull LeCroy out IN THE MIDDLE OF THE INNING! After the game, Robinson comepletly broke down crying because he felt that he severely embaressed his player. IMO, Robinson's crying made the siatuation much worse. Wow, that really does sound embarrassing. But hey, at least LeCroy is on a team. I didn't even realize he signed anywhere in the offseason. What inning did he get pulled in? 7 SB's is ridiculous.

QUOTE(Buehrle>Wood @ May 25, 2006 -> 10:40 PM) Did anyone catch one of the most horrible performances by a catcher ever by Matt LeCroy? Frank Robinson had to take LeCroy out in the middle of the inning. Robinson then broke down crying in a press conference after the game because of the situation. What happened?

QUOTE(Brian @ May 25, 2006 -> 09:04 PM) Proof that the White Sox do NOT Catch All That picture makes it look like JD took a line shot off the face.

I find it incredibly hard to believe that the Royals are last.

Prayers, buddy.

QUOTE(JimH @ May 25, 2006 -> 04:52 PM) I haven't checked the numbers but I think the Tigers are, what, 26-5 in their last 30+ games? They will not keep up that pace. They are a good team, much better than they've been but they'll come back to earth. I'm sure they're happy in 1st place for now, but can you imagine how frustrating it must be to be on that kind of tear and only be that far ahead of the 2nd place team?

Can the Royals just forfeit the rest of the season? That's an honest question. That team really seems to want to just walk away.

QUOTE(SleepyWhiteSox @ May 25, 2006 -> 01:26 PM) I'll agree with that. Saturday I randomly paused in between pitches and focused on the crowd noice. So much chatter going on, and you could just tell very little of it had anything to do with the game. I literally don't talk to people during games and get teased a little for looking overly-focused. Communication should be limited to spontaneous high-fives and incoherent screaming for big plays that your team makes. I'm pretty much the same way, except I'll say random things about players and plays throughout the game. If I have to get something to eat at some point, I always stare at the field while I'm waiting in line and I'm pretty sure it annoys people that I'm not moving fast enough. At Friday's game, there was this short blonde girl that was drunk before the game even started. I swear this b**** never sat down once, and she kept walking up and down the row (not the aisle, but the row where people sit) to talk to people. She would not shut up and I wanted to clothesline her.

QUOTE(BigSqwert @ May 25, 2006 -> 08:02 AM) I completely agree with you. Normally I just roll my eyes when the wave starts but that's because the game is not very close. Last night the wave was in full effect during a critical time in the game. Everyone around us was completely focused on the wave while the tying runner was at the plate in the 8th. You can see everyone's attention turned to their right so they can wait and get ready for the wave to hit our section. They should have been looking straight ahead at the critical at bat. And whenever the wave made a full lap around the park the place went absolutely crazy with cheers louder than for any of the RBIs our guys hit. Was truly pathetic. Additionally, after Thome, Konerko, and Dye were retired in the bottom of the 8th, 15% of the stadium got up and left. Why?!?! It was a 3-2 game. It was still early (9:30). The top of the A's order was going to be coming up in the 9th. I have never felt so embarassed with the fans at our park like I was yesterday. Chicks dig the long ball, and so do bandwagoners. I'm sure they assumed that would be it for the homers for the game with the big bats being retired, so they didn't care to stay. The thing that irritates me the most is that fair-weather fans think you're a psycho if you get upset with their lack of attention for the game or their interfering with your viewing of the game. Fair-weather fans don't equate going to a game with watching and paying close attention to a baseball game. They equate it with socializing, never shutting up, and walking around in the rows to talk to people.