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BTW, 12 for 80 with RISP, if you lost count.

Veal, your only role is to get lefties out, you fail at it miserably.

Tyler Flowers, you donkey.

Rather sucks to be on the other side of a Mark Buehrle outing that starts shaky, then just settled right on.

Flowers gets the 3-0 green light? LOL

.255 .220 .367 .227 .128 .162 .304 .171 Does that strike fear into the hearts of opposing pitchers?

You were clearly right, Robin. This guy Santiago clearly doesn't have the stuff to start over Floyd or Axelrod. And uh....attempted Keystone Kops on defense...

13 outs recorded, good job, Gavin. Go collect that paycheck.

1.85 WHIP...lets see if we can get it to 2.00 before you exit the game.

Gavin's WHIP for the season, at a comical 1.83...

I'd rather watch Dylan Axelrod pitch, than Gavin Floyd. Thats pretty bad.

Attaboy Gavin, keep serving em up. 9 hits in 4+ innings.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Apr 15, 2013 -> 08:31 PM) Shouldn't the average be rising with Konerko and Viciedo getting 1st inning singles with RISP? It was 10 for 73, before those 2 hits. Now 12 for 79...

Pathetic. Paul, you should know by now what Buehrle is going to do, I'd think.

Up to 12 for 78 with RISP!

Hey, smart guy, stay CLOSE to first.

I'm glad we're being gracious enough to try and get Buehrle on the W board for 2013, awful nice of us to contribute in all ways: pitching, base running, defense, offense. We're here to help YOU, Mark!

2013 Chicago White Sox: We're such a stupid team"

65 pitches through 3 innings. Did our entire starting rotation attend the "Elongated pitch count sessions" by Freddie Garcia in the off-season?

That curve has NOTHING on it at all, just cement mixers rolling down the middle

"Gavin just doesn't have his pinpoint control tonight." Stoney, when did he EVER have pinpoint control? Are you confusing him with Peavy or something?

Ah, now the Buehrle 'settling in' period. I'm going to go punch a baby if this team goes to sleep for the rest of the game, offensively.

I will say, I didn't like the Dunn signing when it happened, and I'm sure there are plenty that don't like it now, but it felt odd adding an all-or-nothing hitter to a lineup that was notoriously a HR swinging team. And on that note, thanks again Gavin! Really shutting em down so far.

That was smart.

Gavin, just go. Thanks.