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A Cubs´ fan wrote his prediction on the Sox....i think it´s something wrong.

Carlos Lee with his 1st HR in the ST.

I thought the same thing!

Braves. Sometimes i´m looking at his box score, other things.

ncorgbl, i´m loving the fact that he is not posting here anymore or he is giving a break. He is a prego..

Willie agst righties. Uribe agst lefties.

IMO, i think nobody lose power in a year to year period. The steroids make you get stronger but you dont lose it so fast, like a year. I think Frank will hit 45, Maggs 35 and Lee 35 too. And we will win the division, with the big problem been the rotation.

This ESPN´s preview is full of bulls***. Frank is now the number 4 hitter. Ozzie and Frank are getting along.

Trade for Odalis Perez...

MB??? I thought it was DW!!!

4-0, SOX! top 6th

Nobody started one so i did...BTW it´s 2-0 Sox, top 5th. DW is pitching and who knows holding his spot at the rotation.

If it will make impact, just wait and see it, but the best thing on this is Frank´s attitude. Showing that he will do what is the best for the team.

Yeah, he called Shingo "Kid". WTF is passing on his mind to be calling the others kid. Doesnt he has another word???

13-5, Sox. Final.

The way Takatsu is going, give Adkins a chance to be on the BP, not closing games.

Can someone send one t-shirt for down here in Brazil???

He was pitching well with a 92-94 fastball and was locaing the pitches, when he tries to to pitch 97-100, he loses his control and struggles. I mthink his 3 runs in one inning today was mainly because of this.

Yeah, but he is only 19. I think he needs more time in the minors but if he continues to grow up his game like this...another Miguel Cabrera in sight?

This is from ESPN also: The Reds continue to shop Junior Griffey, but the Mets looked and said no. So did the White Sox, who while overly right-handed, worried about the cost and a Junior/Frank Thomas clubhouse. Would we have a clubhouse problem between Griffey Jr and Frank? I dont think so. BTW, i´m against trading for Jr.

Yes, Kansas City is rising, and the Twins will be there if they settle the end of their pitching staff. But the White Sox's spring has them convinced that they should be considered close to the divisional favorite. "I had several concerns before I came to Tucson," says Ken Williams. "Most of those concerns have been answered positively." If anyone worried about Ozzie Guillen's brash energy rubbing players the wrong way, it seems as if it's the opposite. His energy has revitalized a team that under performed last season. "He's there, talking to everyone every day," says Jose Valentin. "He's right there, in your face, and it's great for us. We need that." "I thought this was either going to be great or a disaster," says one veteran. "It's turned out to be great. Ozzie's great." "What people don't understand is Ozzie the person," says Williams. "I remember when I was traded. I got back to my place and Ozzie was sitting there, waiting for me, crying. He's a very good people person." Yeah, yeah, yeah, the White Sox have some problems. They are overly right-handed. The defense is below average in spots. And there are concerns about the pitching. "Jon Garland has thrown really well, and so has Scott Schoeneweis," says Guillen. "They can make a big difference." Schoeneweis, throwing that sinking, running 93 mph fastball, has gone to an Esteban Loaiza cutter, and thinks he's finally come up with a grip for a changeup. "Schoeneweis will be our sleeper this season," says Williams. Rookie center fielder Jeremy Reed was slowed by injuries and is hitting under .200, but the stunning development has been 19-year-old Ryan Sweeney, who at this time last year wasn't playing because Iowa high schools don't play baseball. "He's hit balls hard off Bartolo Colon and Loaiza in an intrasquad, some good pitchers," says Guillen. "He's an amazing story."

Wright because of the good ST. And we dont have too much options...

I want him to show i´m wrong. But i think he will begin hitting .200 AVG and for a leadoff hitter that sucks, he will end up as the number 9 hitter, like a sure out. If we want to win this division, we give him a chance but, like Boz said, after a month, Harris with .200 AVG and .290 OBP, get a another 2B. GET ANOTHER! (Uribe wont resolve).

If he wasnt that lazy( no life guy) i would take him over Willie. IMO, in 2B we are f***ed up...