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I doubt it. Jerry has already said that Pauly will go to DH in Chicago, with Frank at first. hEH!!! How many times have we heard Muley say one thing and do another

I hope as a DH. Cause many People talk about Jose but Graffy's glove is Iron too and he has no range at all

Loaiza could be 11-2 right now. Remember a few No Decisions he had that he was winning

well i didnt see these games but i have noticed frank has been standing so far back in the box again, hes like on the very back corner and not doing his usual open footed stance... it was driving me nuts.....i hope he has found his groove these past few games now cause i hate to have to yell at him each and every at bat as to where he should be standing and how.......lol.... If he does he can really lead by example and maybe inspire this bunch. Hey a hot streak and where back in it. But when i MEAN hot streak is winning like 16 outta 20 something like that

Long Swing Indeed. I remember saying that in a game down here. I was giving a fan Joe's Stats and he's like Really!!! This Guy Sucks 22 homers from where....

I know that. I just liked the explanation about Roa

Hell and for some guy who sucks

WhiteSox History 1953 A winning record in every month except September (11-13) enabled the Sox to finish third for the second straight season, 11.5 games from the league lead. A 20-10 July was the hottest part of the season. The final record was 89-65. Minnie Minoso soared to .313 with 15 homers and a team high 104 RBI's while Nelson Fox hit .259 with a surprising, carrer high 72 RBI's. Shortstop Chico Carrasquel batted .279 but Farris Fain , a two time batting champion acquired from the Philadelphia A's, was a major dissapointment. Fain broke a finger in an Aug. 2 fight and ended up hitting only .256 with 6 homers and 52 RBI's. A more successful deal was the one on June 13 that brought Bob Elliott and righthander Virgil Trucks to Comiskey Park. Elliott hit .260 in 67 Games with the Sox but Trucks won his first 8 decisions, had 13 complete games and a 15-6 record in 21 starts, fininshing the year 20-10 overall with a 2.93 ERA. Billy Pierce was 18-12 and his 2.72 ERA was second best in the league.

Jesus Christ Joe Roa!!!!! Hello! The guy hasn't stuck with 4 of 5 major league teams already, He's a Journey man, for crying out loud

our pitching has been f***ing awesome but we can hit the god damn side of a f***ing barn. tHE SIDE??? How about the Whole Barn

GOT ......

Ahhhh Don't panic my Friend all those years are in up comming posts. Jtc, Don't know

DOn't forget to read my White sox history Posts

Firing manuel does nothing. Manuel, Kenny, Schafer, JR and even Cooper need to go. Major Shake up. But i'm afariad that until EL CHEAPO SELLS where not going anywhere

If we were serious about winning, the axe would have dropped when we went one game under .500. This organization is a joke. Couldn't agree more

This team can't even hit with one of Shammy's corked bats

Could be. I'm a true Fan and I love the Sox but i'm not gonna watch. I'm gonna stay over at the Girlfriends house. More action there

Pathetic

A book my aunt picked up for me in a Flea Market. It made by Topps the baseball card company has a saml recap of the seasons since 1952 and the cards that go with them. I'll try to post one everyday

If you guys don't like these posts please let me know, And I'll cut them short. WhiteSox History 1952 Having introduced the "Go-Go Sox" to the south side of Chicago the previous season, manager Paul Richards' second year at the helm produced an identical 81-73 record but another step up in the standings from fourth to third. Without any .300 hitters and only one 15 game winner (Lefty Billy Pierce, 15-12), the performance was remarkable. After a slow start the Sox started rolling in June, winning 24 of 34 games in one stretch and held to as late as July 11th. The came a rugged eastern swing that produced 9 losses in 10 games and eventually a slide into sixth before a strong finish earned the Sox third place. Second Baseman Nelson Fox and Firstbaseman Eddie Robinson were the top Hitters (.296) with Robinson hitting 22 homers and producing a club high 104 RBI's. Minnie Minoso (.281) also had 22 stolen bases to go with his 13 homers. Joe Dobson (14-10), Saul Rogovin (14-9) and Marv Grissom (12-10) were other Winning Pitchers

Good Line Fan of 14. I agree, I'm Biracial too. PuertoRican/American and if i do wrong i sould be tried the same as white, Balck Asian whatever. Pedro is Full of Malarky

Pedro is full of s***. Now cause he's been in the spot light he thinks he's the Jesse Jackson of Baseball.. Idiot

Yup and becoming a singer did too. Sierra had great talent. If he would have stayed healthy his numbers would have been awsome. Sierra went on the DL for the first time last season i think. Never got hurt

Masaoka had a good Arm. Think his FastBall reached 99 MPH. If i'm not mistaken