Wsoxmike59

There's a great documentary on the Sox at MLB.com called "Quest for Respect" It's one hour in length and has a good recap on the team's long frustrating history and their climb to the top in a "Quest for Respect" by winning the 2005 A.L. Pennant. http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/mediacenter/programs.jsp Click the link and scroll down the page to the lower left hand corner. There you will see a section titled LCS Documentaries. Enjoy! A Quest for Respect Led by manager Ozzie Guillen, Chicago showed off a historic rotation and a champion's heart. • Watch the documentary: 350K

QUOTE(GreatScott82 @ Mar 24, 2006 -> 10:07 AM) In Boone I trust! But who is going to replace Hermy?? I would say Brandon McCarthy looks to be the leading candidate to bridge the gap at getting the ball to Cliff Politte and Neal Cotts. I still think Jenks will be OK once the team breaks camp and heads east to Chicago. The dry AZ air and lack of humidty really messes with a pitcher's breaking ball. Bobby Jenks will find his touch again.

http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/video/dd...ll.jsp?cat=ps05 You can download all the Sox post season games right here for a mere $3.95 apiece. I've downloaded a couple of games (ALDS #1 and ALCS #5) After you download them you can burn them to a CD and watch them on your computer. The quality isn't exactly great, the pixels are spread out a bit when you go full screen, but it's defnitely passable or adequate to watch. Also the games are unedited, THE COMMERCIALS ARE STILL IN THERE! I guess the advertisers offset the cost of the games.