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Agreed, the roster looks all but set to me as well.

HE GAWN! Easy 1-2-3 for Lopez. The nice thing is that he's getting righties out as well as lefties.

Man, Iguchi CANNOT charge a ball backwards into the outfield. Lopez with a groundout and a pop-out to retire two batters.

DOH, so used to watching them play the D-Backs. Sorry. :banghead

Wild pitch, 5-2 Diamondbacks.

Javier Lopez's ST line: 4.0 IP, 4 H, 0 BB, 4 K, 1.00 WHIP

George Offman of The Score 670.

Uribe just got drilled. Bases loaded, no outs.

The Sox just outrighted Munoz. He still has to clear waivers. The reason I say that Lopez has probably won the LOOGY job is because he just got two righties out with RISP.

No, but I like watching him pitch, just like Mike Myers.

His delivery f***ing owns. He only throws around 85 MPH but sidearmers obviously just don't throw that hard. It would be sweet if he could be a cheaper version of Mike Myers for us. He is definately fun to watch pitch.

Inning over on a groundout. I think it's pretty safe to say that Javier Lopez has won the second lefty job. I saw an interview of him on WhiteSox.com and he seems to be a great guy and great clubhouse guy.

Pop fly out. 1 down. This dude's delivery is awesome.

Gload cut it off or was it Redding?

Haha, Redding you moron. Why the f*** did you cut off the throw? 5-0 Diamondbacks.

Javier Lopez warming up... Redding may have injured himself. But he's pitching through it and he walks the guy. Runners on 1st and 2nd, 1 out.

Redding just owned somebody with his fastball.

I will say this about Broadway -- he better have pinpoint control because his stuff just looked very mediocre.

Liotta gets owned by the squeeze. 4-0 Angels.

Goodfella in the game to pitch and promptly gives up a leadoff triple.

Ughhh, Dye grounds into a DP. Inning over. Still 3-0 Angels.

Gload is so gone. He just struck out with runners at the corners and no outs.

Cintron can play SS, 2B, and 3B although 2B may be his best position. This gives us a lot more flexibility, that's for sure.

By the way, Broadway was throwing mainly 87-88 MPH.