JoshPR

QUOTE (Soxfest @ May 23, 2015 -> 06:56 PM) Stop questioning a over his head manager too bad If you do not like it skip post. No dude your s*** is tiresome. Every game thread the same s***. You question everything. Sheesh relax. Would love to see you manage. Not robins fault this piece of s*** dont swing

QUOTE (Soxfest @ May 23, 2015 -> 06:53 PM) Thanks Ventura for telling 38,000 Flowers was best chance to win game...............Fire the clown. Would you stop dude? Seriously its getting old

True

Station to station baseball sucks

Why don't they have in anymore?

Need to score Jeff deserves this win

1990 was a fun season. Sox ended 9 games out and won 95 games. Everybody ran on that team.

Make em pay dammit

Nice Gio

In 68 they couldn't hit a lick but led the league in ERA

That didn't take long

Lol @ DJ sounding dumbfounded at the bad play

Another walk...

Can't square up anything. Foul ball galore. Steverson can go too.

Abreu where are you

DJ hammering hard the focus of these players

LOL maker steals 3rd... mauer

If Gio hangs on hunter ks

Or Bulls fan after Jordan. No matter how much I get mad, I bleed Sox and will for ever. Being a Sox fan is one of the greatest things my mom gave me since I was a toddler. I still remember in '79 my Sox uniform pj's

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ May 21, 2015 -> 09:20 PM) Herm worked nine years as head athletic trainer for Ponce in the Puerto Rican Winter League. Schneider earned his bachelor’s degree in sports medicine from Monroe Community College in Rochester, N.Y., in 1975. He served as assistant athletic trainer for the Yankees during their World Championship years of 1977 and 1978 before joining the Chicago White Sox as head athletic trainer in 1979. In 2003, Schneider was an athletic trainer for the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Chicago’s U.S Cellular Field. He also served as an athletic trainer for the All-Star Game in 1977, 1983 and 1991, and along with his assistant, Mark Anderson, received the 1996 “Major League Baseball Athletic Training Staff of the Year Award.” Schneider serves as a board member for the Deicke Center for Visual Rehabilitation and lives in Naperville, Ill., with his wife, Janet, and their two children, Daniel and Caitlin. Well, I learned three things, born in the Netherlands....speaks Spanish very fluently...worked for the Yankees/Steinbrenner during the "Reggie Bar" days. http://pbats.com/chicago-white-sox/ Really MCC? I live 15 minutes away from MCC

Avi's terrible with men on...

Make contact dammit

Relax jesus..

Watch avi swing wild

Fire steverson while your at it. Cut down your swing sheesh. Wants to hit everything to the moon