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kev211

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  1. Pod iguchi arow thomas/evert konerko dye aj crede uribe
  2. QUOTE(Wedge @ Jun 1, 2005 -> 02:34 PM) Chicago is indeed a Cubs city. Wrigley is packed and the majority of baseball fans in Chicago are Cubs fans, but I just don't understand why that is. The Cubs are not a Chicago team. Rather, like the Yankees and Red Sox, they are a National team that plays to a National market. You almost never hear a Cubs player say they are playing for Chicago, but rather, for Cubs fans at best or at worst for themselves and their teammates only (one of the few exceptions I can think of is Karros). The mystique that surrounds the Cubs, "the loveable losers," is so anti-Chicago as well. Rather than a crew that uses mind-boggling excuses like "a curse" to explain decades of failure, the White Sox carry on their large shoulders the load of having thrown one of their most recent chances to win the World Series. This fix was based on players protesting management too cheap to pay them their dues, which has harbored a mistrust of upper-management that should seemingly fit the blue collar roots of Chicago. As Sox fans, we celebrate a team grounded in reality and disappointment, that seams to find ways to lose year after year, but we are realistic and understand our destiny, rather than to boundlessly embrace "next year" a notion which seems more in line with America in general and a National audience, rather than a Chicago audience. When I watch the White Sox, I enjoy a team for Chicago and not for America. It is a team that embodies me. This is Chicago's team and no one else's. If the ChiSox ever win it all, it will be a win for Chicago and not a spectacle for everyone as would be the case if the Cubs won. SOX PRIDE!
  3. QUOTE(SoxFan101 @ Jun 1, 2005 -> 02:18 PM) Whatevr we do I just hope to god we dont resign Konerko. He seems like he is a nice guy and everything but I hate watching him. His fielding isnt bad but 2 bad he has like the smallest range of AL 1B.... Than he is so damn slow and watching him hit and change his batting stance every week :puke .... not 2 mention calling out players in the papers and being a double play machine. Say no to Konerko. Paul Konerko is in a slump but still his power numbers are there arnt they?
  4. Gload would do better then crede if he played on a regular basis
  5. QUOTE(Jabroni @ Jun 1, 2005 -> 01:35 PM) I also said that I wouldn't mind starting Gload at 1st base next season if we traded for Chavez and kept Frank for one more year. I dont think there is any chance that Frank is going to be on the sox next year
  6. If the A's dont eat up any of his contract can the sox even afford him?
  7. To bad allstar voters dont realize that stealing bags and messing up pitchers mind works just as good as hitting the homerun!

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