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Adam G

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  1. QUOTE(TLAK @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 07:17 AM)
    Wow, the World Champions don't get any respect, even from their own GM, after they won 99 games and went 11-1 against baseball's best in the playoffs.  What an incredible statement.

    The Yanks and BoSox had off years last year. We cant count on that again.

  2. QUOTE(Steve Bartman's my idol @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 03:37 PM)
    Garland's had one good year, and he was 5-6 after the Break in 05!

     

    :bang

    1-0 in the playoffs, 2.25 ERA, 16 IP, 4 ER, 11 K/3 BB. You know, the games that really matter.

     

    ESTABLISHED Pitchers!!!

     

    1 good year does not an established pitcher make!

    The guy has thrown 190 innings or more 4 years in a row.

  3. QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 10:47 AM)
    I thought Olivo was supposed to be the man in SD?  Has he fallen out of favor already?

    Olivo only played 37 games in San Diego last year. Ramon Hernandez is their guy.

     

    I'd like to see an offer tendered to Joe Borowski.

  4. QUOTE(Jordan4life_2005 @ Dec 16, 2005 -> 01:23 AM)
    I get a kick out of those who act like Jose was sleepwalking the first half.  Jose had a damn good first half,  IMO.  He was excellent in April,  May and the first part of June.  He hit a little slump at the end of June and into July that saw his era jump up some.  But he was very good most of the year.

    In the first half, Jose was the master of the 35-40 pitch first inning. He did that twice to me in games I went to.

  5. QUOTE(SSH2005 @ Dec 14, 2005 -> 08:22 AM)
    Bruce Levine just reported on ESPN 1000 that MLB sources think that the Sox are putting together a monster package to bag another big player, Miguel Tejada.  The Sox could try to put together a package of McCarthy, Uribe, and prospects for Tejada.

    Oh funk dat shiznit. Put Garland's wanting to test the market ass on a plane, not McCarthy.

  6. It depends on what he's looking for. If he wants the "best deal" (i.e. most money), then Boras is the best in the business at getting that for his clients and there'd be no reason for Crede to fire him. If he wants nothing more than to resign with the Sox, he can dump Boras and negotiate himself or he can direct Boras to resign for a reasonable amount.

     

    As for Williams refusing to negotiate with any Boras client, that's just posturing for the media.

  7. QUOTE(JUGGERNAUT @ Dec 7, 2005 -> 12:05 PM)
    Crawford is perfect for the White Sox at #2.  But I seriously doubt the Rays are actively looking to trade what is now arguably the biggest name on their team.

    At the same time, they're not running to lock him up with a long term deal either.

  8. QUOTE(Greg The Bull Luzinski @ Nov 29, 2005 -> 07:29 PM)
    I like Paulie, but paying 5yr/60mil is grossly overpaying Paulie.

    I bet he puts up much better numbers with Thome hitting behind him rather than Jermaine Dye (or vice versa).

  9. QUOTE(DBAH0 @ Nov 24, 2005 -> 06:09 AM)
    With the way Ozzie spoke glowingly about him as his "MVP" the only move I can see Tadahito making is down the order.

    And that's exactly what will happen. Hitting behind Pods his job was to hit the other way and move the runner along. Putting him at 5 or 6 in the order will let him swing away and show the power that he has. He basically handcuffed himself at the plate this past season for the sake of the "get em on, get em over, get em in" philosophy.

     

    Gooch isnt going anywhere.

  10. QUOTE(Purdue1906 @ Oct 28, 2005 -> 02:19 PM)
    Sounded like the fans didnt want to hear anything that corporate blowhole had to say, and I can't blame them, people want to hear the players, not some shirt who watches every game from his suite.

    I was 50 feet from the stage and couldnt hear a thing. Id like to talk to the ass who thought that one little speaker was enough sound.

  11. QUOTE(Toto Testosterone @ Sep 17, 2005 -> 03:02 PM)
    Sox fans should know more than anyone else you can never have suprlus of experienced SP. 

    Which is all well and good, but what good is a guy who is a stud in October if you dont even get to October? He can be the most knowledgeable guy around, but if he's 40+ years old, on the DL two or three times a season, and only effective every fourth start or so, what good is the experience? If he spoke better English he could take that experience and be a color commentator or something, but it doesnt do much for the team.

     

    And I dont buy all the BS that he's magically some different pitcher once the playoffs begin. He hasnt won a postseason game in five years.

    Duque is still relatively affordable in 2006.

    As he should be, seeing as how he's 9-9 with an ERA over 5 and only 125 IP this year. That's hardly good enough to keep his job, let alone demand any big money.

    As for 2005 playoffs, I don't want him anywhere near the mound.

    Well good, then we're in agreement.

  12. Everyone is saying that it was the Sox's decision not to bring back Rooney, but the article on chicagosports.com made it seem like it was Rooney's decision to leave. Maybe he wants to do ESPN full time, there's probably more money doing national work.

     

    Rooney, who teamed with Farmer for the past 14 seasons, notified the Score and the White Sox that he will not return to the booth in 2006, leaving WSCR searching for a replacement.

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