southsider2k5

29,442 at the park today. Right about 92,000 in attendance (all full price) this weekend at the ballpark.

Jose now 0-3 with 3 K's

So who here is glad to see Rich Harden out of the game?

PAUL KONERKO DOES YARD WORK!!!! 3-0 SOX!!!

Looks like Munoz is the closer now. I like it!

Paul Konerko

Magglio Ordonez

Does anyone know the highest draft pick from our draft this year that was unsigned?

If there is swelling in the injury, you won't be able to get a clear read on it, until the swelling disapates

Awesome #'s by Honel. His WHIP looks great.

72, was the year of the Fisk HR, that is why he kept that number.

Man, those were some kick ass pitching preformances last night!

After reading all of the stories about Billy Koch this year, I have to say I have a TON of respect for the guy. All year he as taken the blame of this season on put it squarely on his own shoulders. Not once has he tried to blame teammates, management, not anyone else. Plus he has still been incredibly supportive of his teammates, even those he is direct competition with.

I am so glad Carl was in the game. Hey Tex, you might want to kill that last note in your signature. Colon was pulled because of back spasms, JM had no choice but to pull him, or risk further more dangerours injury.

Yup, born and raised a southsider!

Its only two teams that have made up a 7 game deficit at the break to win a division.

Willie Harris played CF

FIRST PLACE f*** YA!!!!!

And it is a final, Tampa wins!!!

Looks like attendance will be good, best available seats are sec 109 row 27.

You are right. what if it gets to the bullpens???? Foulke is going to school us in the "how to close a game" class.

Carlos Lee

You are right.

Mulder this year against the Sox is 2-0 with 0.50 era in 18 IP.

I just grabbed some quick and dirty numbers from ESPN. They don't break down lefty/righty for pitch counts and innings. I wouldn't be sure where to find them. This is the template I used. http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/spli...8&type=pitching Actually looking at his numbers again one thing really jumps out at me, big time. Look at his numbers against the 3-4 hitters, and then against the 7-8-9 hitters. #9 hitters have more HR's and RBI's against Danny then do #4 hitters! I take back what I said about pacing himself, he seems to have somekind of an intensity problem, where he lets down against the not-so-good hitters. Being a closer could be better for him than I thought, as he would constantly be in intense situations where he has to be intense the whole time.