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Perhaps.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 01:19 PM) Sure, as long as he gets to face lefties. That .276 baa, .344 obpa, .483 slga.827 OPS line is sexy.

Nope, I am quick on the click.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 01:15 PM) Like when Ohman came in after Peavy had already given up the runs? As opposed to Will Ohman protecting a lead? Really?

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 01:12 PM) But he's barely getting used every 3 days. As opposed to having Will Ohman pitch a meaningful game because Chris is out... It is a chance I am willing to take.

Like are we going backwards, or forwards?

OzzieGuillen Ozzie Guillen God grab your neck but never choke

QUOTE (greg775 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 01:01 PM) And Spanish teachers love him, so what's the big deal. They wouldn't know. Ozzie dropped out after like 6th grade.

White Sox 40th rounder: Jacob Reed, RHP, Helix HS (CA). 6-2, 180. Oregon commit. BA top 200.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:59 PM) He never gets used as a "Most dependable lefty" though. When we need our "Most dependable lefty" Thornton gets the inning. He is way too valuable to get burned for three days at that point.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:58 PM) Unfortunately, Tex is currently ahead of the fan vote. The only way he doesn't go is if he is hurt.

The sounds you hear are English teachers every committing suicide

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:48 PM) He's the closest thing to a long man in this pen, he's the guy they typically give 2 innings to, and he's a former starter. I'd have tried to coax 2+ innings out of him if I could. You also lose your most dependable lefty for days if you try to make him go into 3 innings of work.

White Sox 39th rounder: Javier Reynoso, LHP, Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS (FL). 5-11, 182. Coastal Carolina commit.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:46 PM) Why couldn't you have used Sale there? in the 3rd or 4th inning? He isn't your long man. He is a set up man.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:32 PM) Are you kidding? After the bulls*** about him trying to pitch through pain last year in his shoulder only to see it explode, and then with the Ozzie/Peavy conflict during spring, I don't think there's anyone here that would have criticized him for taking himself out if he truly felt he couldn't command the pitch. I'm sorry, but complaining about how injured you were after the fact and after hurting your team is bulls***. With Marquez having been sent out, and the the fact you weren't going to use Santos, Thornton, Sale, or Crain in that situation, you were down to having to choose between either Bruney or Ohman if Jake came out. It could very well be a question of does Peavy with a pull hurt his team more by being in there, or by allowing these guys to pitch multiple innings.

http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2011/06/yank..._medium=twitter

Kind sir, everyone knows that typewriters were invented about the time Tex was 40.

I already knew that.

QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 12:34 PM) Ozney still on the board? Interesting. Yes he is.

Good job

FutureSox FutureSox.com White Sox 38th rounder: Keegan Linza, RHP, Liberty. 6-6, 225 pound senior. 2.08 ERA as starter with good control

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/j...3yPjEs;facebook

Draft list via Future Sox. FutureSox FutureSox.com White Sox 36th rounder: Cody Winiarski, RHP, Virginia. 6-4, 200. 3.20 ERA as starter. Virginia still in NCAA tourney White Sox 35th rounder: Joe Dvorsky, RHP, Texas State. 6-2, 200. 2.83 ERA mostly as reliever this spring #mlbdraft White Sox 34th rounder: Dakota Freese, RHP, Washington HS (IA). 6-4, 187. Plans to go to junior college in Louisiana. White Sox 33rd rounder: Bryce Mosier, C, Valhalla HS (CA). 6-2, 200. Righty is the first high schooler taken by the Sox White Sox 32nd rounder: Brent Tanner, C, South Alabama. 2nd straight lefty bat. 6-2, 225. 5th catcher for Sox. White Sox 31st rounder: Michael Johnson, SS, L/R, Samford. 5-9, 175. .342/.415/.433 #mlbdraft #whitesox

QUOTE (Tex @ Jun 8, 2011 -> 11:28 AM) And to be fair to parents, most of mine did not go to college, I'll bet less than half graduated from HS. So they have a harder time knowing what to do to help their own kids. But last year I had 105 students in four classes. In my Pre-Ap class, I met 100% of the parents at least once and probably 80% three or more times. In my lowest performing class, only 4 of 26 parents showed up for Open House or Meet the Teacher night. My situation wasn't unique. I wasn't certain which comes first, not interested in talking with the teacher or too many negative calls about their kid. I tried really hard to make every conversation with a parent positive so they would return my phone calls. That is really common as well. They aren't taught that education is important, and more importantly, no one ever convinces them that it is there way to break the poverty cycle.