JoshPR

Really? They already know there playing the Mariners on that DATE NEXT YEAR?

Frank gotta bad foot, Burke is the DH

I remeber it right now, Bo Jackson against Dave Flemming. Bo Hit that ball so high and Mike Blowers starting going back at it at third base and all of a sudden Griffey and Briley i think it was were at the wall. I remember Kirk McCaskill getting the save and after the game was over Bo Running around the warning track waiving a pair of white sox

Is anybody else here sick and tired of the insults and name calling by a few here just because others don't agree with them??

0-1 Last game attended. July 1986, Dotson vs. Niekro...

Posting this to keep it on the first page amny people wanted to see it

Do you gotta call people names to support your baseless argument?? It seems to me you know Jack s***. All you do is b**** and moan, If you don't like the team just root for the Yanks or something. Kenny has made 1 bad trade yes, But has made several good ones and has made Reinsdork open the pocket to go for it, and has the balls to pull the trigger, Something i can't say about Shueler. If your gonna argue there's no need to call people names, all you seem is a like a 5th grader in the patio of the school. Sheesh GROW UP FOR ONCE, I'm sick of it and i'm sure others are too. Have a nice day :dips***

Yeah and I'll be having a threesome with Brooke Burke and Jessica Alba

No thanks. :puke

For the first time in a Decade the Sox are in post season play after Finishing first (94-68) 8 games ahead of Texas in the AL west. Once again the Hitting star was Frank Thomas (.317) who hit 41 homers while driving in 128 runs, Third Baseman Robin Ventura put up another solid season hitting .262, clubbing 28 homers and driving in 95 runs. Right Fielder Ellis Burks made somewhat of a comeback after off years with Boston, Burks hit .275 with 17 homers and 74 batted in. Lance Johnson (.311) led the league in triples again with 14, Designated Hitter George Bell was injured and only hit .217. Shortstop Ozzie Guillen made a nice comeback after missing all but 20 games of last season hitting .280. Another Remarkable comeback was that of former Royal and Football star Bo Jackson after Hip surgery Bo hit .232 and smacked 16 homers in only 238 at bats, and his homer against Seattle was the division Clincher. On the Mound Jack Mcdowell Won the Cy Young award going 22-10 with a 3.37 ERA with 4 shutouts. Young Righty Alex Fernandez was 18-9 and had a 3.17 ERA and led the team in strikeouts with 169, Lefty Wilson Alvarez (15-8) led the team with a 2.98 ERA. Rookie Jason Bere came up in May and after losing his first start against Kansas City pitched Well and finished 12-5. Out of the bullpen Roberto Hernandez took over the closers Role and had 38 saves and lefty Scott Radinsky had 8 wins and 4 saves. Attendance was a strong 2,581,091 for 3rd best in the League. After the season Frank Thomas was named League MVP and 2nd year manager Gene LaMont named Manager of the year. But regretfully the Sox lost in the playoffs to the Blue Jays 4 games to 2.

:headshake Anybody see a worst thread?

Yeah but it's pay day again

Well if Maggs wants his deal it's on the table if he's upset than he's selfish. It's his choice to make. IMO

Hasegawa as a long man. The rest Suck

A season of somewhat frustration for the Sox as the teams hopes went down in the wake of the Season ending knee injury to team leader and shortstop Ozzie Guillen. The Sox finished 3rd (86-76) 10 games back in the AL west. Frank Thomas once again was the Hitting star leading the team in Batting Average (.323) RBI’s (115) and led the league in Doubles (46) and smashed 24 homers. Designated Hitter George Bell (.255) acquired in a deal with the Cubs hit 25 homers and had 112 RBI’s, 3rd baseman Robin Ventura (.282) had 16 homers and 93 RBI’s. The Running game was solid, Lance Johnson (.279) lead the league with 13 triples and added 41 steals, LeftFielder Tim Raines (.294) had 45 and second baseman Steve Sax (.236) who struggled with the Glove and the bat added 30 steals. Graig Grebeck filled in nicely for Guillen until he too went down to injury. On the Mound Righty Jack McDowell (20-11) became the teams first 20 game winner since 1983 and had a 3.18 ERA. Left y Greg Hibbard (10-7) Struggled and finished with a 4.40 ERA. Veteran Kirk McCaskill (12-13) and Knuckler Charlie Hough (9-10) rounded out the staff with Youngster Alex Fernandez (8-13). Bobby Thigpen struggled too but ended with 22 saves, Fireballer Roberto Hernadez added 12 and Scott Radinsky 15 .

WOW!!! Can't bealive Reinsdork opended the check book for a pitcher.. Nice Job!!

I wore 23 in softball guess for whom, The only thing I played the worng corner

That's britney Spears with a Birmingham Barons cap on

The first season at new Comiskey Park produced another second place finish 87- 75 8 games behind Minnesota. Frank Thomas was the Hitting star in his first full season hitting .318 while mashing 32 homers and 108 RBI’s, 3rd Baseman Robin Ventura had a breakout season of his own after a horrible Rookie season and ended at .284 while hitting 23 homers and 100 RBI’s. Tim Raines (.268) acquired in the Ivan Calderon deal provided speed at the top of the order swapping a total of 51 bases. CenterFielder Lance Johnson (.274) led the league in triples (13) and had 26 steals. Rightfielder Sammy Sosa slumped to a .203 average and only had 10 homers while striking out 98 times in 316 AtBats. Dan Pasqua and Carlton Fisk added 18 homers each and shortstop Ozzie Guillen was solid with a .273 average and 21 steals. Right Hander Jack McDowell (17-11) led the team in wins and Strikeouts (191) while completing 15 games. Lefty Greg Hibbard (4.71 ERA) had 11 wins and veteran Charlie Hough had 9 as did Young Alex Fernandez. After a bad start Melido Perez was demoted to the bullpen and had 8 wins. Rookie Lefty Wilson Alvarez threw a No hitter in Baltimore and Bobby Thigpen (7-5) had 30 saves while Scott Radinsky added 8. A side note to this season was the Comeback of Football star Bo Jackson after hip surgery.Attendance was a very good 2,934,154 for the first season at the new Comiskey Park second best in the league After the season Manager Jeff Torborg resigned and was replaced by Gene LaMont

You're b****ing that he's taking bad swings at bad pitches so then you red light him the pitcher misses and it's ball 4. He's swinging at bad pitches in hitters counts and he's pressing too much

Yesterday he swung 3-1 at a bad pitch and the pitcher was wild. You red light him let him hit 3-2. If the pitcher is throwing strikes than maybe you let him hit 3-1

The final season in old Comiskey Park produced one of the best seasons since 1983. The Sox managed to stay in contention most of the Season finishing second (94-68), 9 games out. The Offensive attack was led by Leftfielder Ivan Calderon (.273) who had 14 homers and 74 RBI’s and added 32 steals. Rookie Outfielder Sammy Sosa (.233) hit 15 homers and 70 RBI’s and had 32 steals. Carlton Fisk (.285) who broke the record for homers by a catcher Slugged 18 homers and drove in 65. Designated hitter Ron Kittle hit 18 homers in a part time role and Centerfielder Lance Johnson (.285) had 36 steals. Rookie Frank Thomas was called up in June and hit .330. Lefthander Greg Hibbard (14-9) had a 3.16 ERA and tied for the team lead in wins with Jack McDowell (14-9). Melido Perez was 13-14 and Eric King won 12. In the Bullpen Bobby Thigpen set the Major league record for saves in a season with 57, Scott Radinsky added 4 saves and Righthander Barry Jones had 11 wins out of the bullpen. After the season Jeff Torborg was named AL manager of the Year.

Then Ozzie sould give him something that's called the Red Light (As in don't swing)

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