southsider2k5

I don't get how a group of guys with sooo much talent could be so bad when it counts?

Well there is also, "hurry up and get Bullard in the game, (insert pitchers name here) sucks!"

This teams mentality never ceases to amaze me. Still a fight for second? If I'm not mistaken, the Twins haven't won the division yet. Albeit a very, very long shot, the magic number is still 2. But we're fighting for second. Unbelievable. You sounds surprised that they have quit? I am kind of surprised that Frank said that to the press, but I guess it really shouldn't surprise me when he does something like that...

Wesley Clark

That was Maggs first walk off of his career. He had been the major leaguer with the most HR's never to have hit a walk off HR.

I like the idea of seperating a "other sports" board for other chicago area sports teams and keepin a random board for all the other "pressing" issues!!! Because I'm new here but I'm sure once the bulls and lackhawks start playing their games plenty of posting will be goin on about them!!! But what do I know??? Not much Exactly...... Are you talkin about the What do I know? Not much part??? LOL Nah lol. Personally i would love to talk bulls baseketball and id rather do it here than espn or wherever.... Offtopic is fun, but there arent many serious discussions over there. Well if I may jump in, we have the contest board which is pretty much done with the season being over and all. We could use that as the nonbaseball sports board, until baseball starts, or even after baseball starts, we could use it as both. Anyone like that idea?

Two thumbs up!!!

Yawn, amatuer.

A coward? How's that? Anyone who looked at him funny has gotten bombed for it. Psycho maybe.

I like the Wolves too actually. I used to love to go watch the old IHL hockey, and used to go see the Ft Wayne Komets all of the time when I was in college.

Great Carl Everett, he gawn. If any of this s*** is true he isn't coming back...

It is the first time I have seen it happen, but I haven't posted on there in a few days at least so I am not sure how long it has been going one.

Who blamed Carlos Lee? Frank had a hot month to 6 weeks, and was sporatic otherwise, just like this whole team. Lee was probably the most consistant play to step up and get hits when we needed them.

I did a spray paint affect on the pic I have in my sig now to dull out the backround. Plus I want to reduce the size of it.

That is pretty much per batum what I took from the game last night. I was curious of what other people thought who went to the game. That play your friend described where Ruutu pissed off the guy into making a run at him was awsome. He totally pissed him off and maintained his composure while the guy took a cheap shot at him.

Did you go to the game last night? If so what were your impressions of the players and team in general?

f***! I can't figure this out... anyone who wants to volunteer to help a poor poster out, PM so I can send you a pic to turn into my sig...

testish

I don't know how to reduce the size???? If anyone could help me out, that would be much appreciated.

Don't get Roman started

He has 3 broken bones in his back, but still thinks he is going to play. Man I wish our players had half his guts http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=1621280

J/K HSC http://www.bcentral.com/articles/isyn/defa...nd=msn&LID=3800 I remember being shocked when typewriters began showing up in antique stores. It's gotten worse. You can now find early computers there - or in the antiques section of Web sites like Ebay. It got me thinking about a new definition of old. Old doesn't just apply to those who can remember life before airplanes or television. You qualify if things you once considered cutting-edge technology are now antiques. Or when the latest trends you swear you embraced just yesterday are things the MTV generation never heard of. So, today, a list. You know you're getting up there if you remember when: * Your computer's ready-mode was a black screen with a single curser. * Apple was bigger than Windows. * Or should I say PCs, since for a while, there was no such thing as Windows. * There was just "DOS." * And they were called microcomputers instead of PCs. * Contrary to free-market theory, your phone choices and bills were much easier because AT&T was a good old-fashioned monopoly. * There was this amazing new video game called "Pong." * And you thought it had the most advanced graphics imaginable. * AOL was just another start-up online service that could easily have lost out to rivals called Compuserve and Prodigy. * A 20-something guy named Dell came up with the nutty idea of selling computers by mail. * Jane Fonda went from sex symbol, to feminist activist, to dutiful wife of a powerful man, to obscurity. * And that powerful man was known not as Ted Turner founder of CNN - but "Blackbeard Among the Bluebloods" for winning the America's Cup while scandalizing Newport society with raucus behavior. * And there was no question U.S. sailors would of course win the Cup - forever. * It was called VD instead of an STD. * The first true laptop computer was a Radio Shack TRS-80. * And if you were hip, you referred to it affectionately as a TRASH-80. * Burning a CD was the act of a pyromaniac. * Sean Connery was Pierce Brosnan. * The new walkaround phone that gave you astonishing mobility was a cordless one you could take around the house. * And it got better reception than the one you can now take all over the country. * Only wives got alimony. * Steve Jobs ran Apple. I mean, the first time. * There was a guy on 60 Minutes named Mike Wallace who was so old you figured he'd retire at the latest by 1990. * TheMideast was simpler because Iran was run by a dictator called The Shah, who wanted power rather than Jihad. * Mail was something you wrote on a piece of paper and put into a stamped envelope. * And you didn't get 110 unsolicited pieces of it every morning promising to enhance your anatomical assets. * No normal person had speakers on their computer. * The diners at the next restaurant table were smoking cigarettes and you barely noticed. * The only thing you knew about Robin Williams was he played a weird alien named "Mork" on television. * A 1-gig hard drive seemed as big as a warehouse. (Today, most are 40-times that.) * An 8-track tape the size of a paperback book was an advanced concept in compact music recording. * Everyone knew what an LP was. And now the final test of whether you're getting up there: * Even though there are plenty of LPs in antiques stores, you still have 400 in your attic, because deep down, you still think the format will come back. Mark Patinkin can be reached at [email protected].

In all seriousness, if we have minority posters who frequent these parts, I would curious to hear serious opinions and facts on this. Is is a fear of white power type organizations, is it an illegal activity, or is there something I am missing?

Frank Thomas the season is over, he can resume hitting now.

Anybody out there follow the other Chicago teams?