southsider2k5

I do remember Jerry Manuel talking about the deep intelectual conversations that they used to have. meaning of the universe type stuff, if I recall correctly.

Be the first on your block to suggest the Sox send down Jon Garland for Neal Cotts!!!

Kotch

Darn you southsider. I woulda gotten that. But Ive got your question. Ron Kittle and Greg Luzinski... Bingo. Both in the Magical Ugly season of 1983.

It would look a whole lot worse when Sandy has his annual knee problems

I can't complain about Jimenez's K's because the guy is seeing so many pitches. it seems like everytime he is at the plate he is in a full count. He is giving Valentin and Frank so many pitches to look at it, it is unreal

We have got rock Baltimore. They were struggling against Tampa for gods sakes!

It is a HUGE overreaction to be talking about demoting a guy who was supposed to be our #3 starter after 4 STARTS. I would be SHOCKED if Josh Stewart had anywhere near the numbers that Jon did by the end of the year.

LMAO, ah I miss the nights getting the cheap seats and moving down to LF and taunting him "Joey, Joey" And that was AFTER he was on our team!

1994. Anyone know the other players to hit 5 in 5 for the Sox

Indians 7 Sox 2 :fyou

Is it still meaningless?

I haven't had any pops ups...

OK who gets to be the first to call it "meaningless"?

Billy Koch will not blow a save today.

I don't know if anyone is around to do PBP, but I see on gamecast that Garcia homered in the first with Omar on to give the Indians a 2-0 lead right off of the bat.

They have had half price nites basically since the strike. I used to always go get the UD reserved seats when they were $8 for half price. My wife and I could go to a game and park for $18.

http://espn.go.com/mlb/news/2003/0421/1541951.html

Catcher Miguel Olivo had a career-high three hits in Saturday's victory, going 3-for-4 with a double. The 24-year-old rookie, who had Sunday off, is 5-for-12 over the last three games after ending an 0-for-12 slump. "It was good to see him with the three hits," Manuel said. "Hopefully that's a sign of good things to come. He could be a real good force in that part of the order." Olivo, batting .214 with one homer and two RBI, has been the Sox's No. 9 hitter. While Manuel expects him to improve as a hitter, he is pleased with how Olivo has handled himself behind the plate. He has one passed ball, and not a single runner has attempted to steal on him. "When you have a young catcher, the thing you look for is that behind the plate he goes unnoticed," Manuel said. "If he goes unnoticed, he's doing a good job. If you begin to drop balls, passed balls, then it becomes the focal point. "He had a passed ball the other day, but for the most part we haven't really noticed a lot of activity back there."

LF Bonds Manny Giles Chipper Luis Gonzalez CF Berkman Beltran Bernie Andruw Jones Edmonds RF Vlad Green Maggs Sammy Ichiro

3B Chavez Pulojs Glaus Nevin Rolen SP Johnson Schilling Pedro Zito Oswalt RP Sasaki Smoltz Rivera Gagne Hoffman

I'll go with one or two positions at a time Catcher Piazza Posada LoDuca IRod Kendall 1B Giambi Thome Sweeney Helton Bagwell 2B Soriano Kent Boone Durham Jimenez SS ARod Tejada Nomar Jeter Omar

The wallpaper looks great on my computer, thanks!

The benefits of a hard head God bless him. Insert Carlos Lee joke here---->

Regardless, you'd rather have him hitting them than not hitting them. He doesn't control what the score is every time he steps up to the plate...geez give him a break. I knew someone was going call two of Carlos's HR's meaningless. My retort to that is if they were so meaningless, how come the other 8 guys in the line up didn't hit HR's in those games too?