Harry Chappas
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Murph defending Zambrano and Lilly a week or so back made my ears bleed. I'd like to hear McNeil in the morning or afternoon drive as he is much better the others. Mully and Hanley are good but they are kind of bland. Boers has been incoherent as he has taken to simply making noises with his mouth and following whatever opinion Bernstein lays out there, except for horse racing, than he has a point. Bernstein is treading down as well and I am not certain why.
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6/7 Cleveland Indians @ Chicago White Sox 1:05 CDT - CSN
Harry Chappas replied to qwerty's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (Dizzy Sox @ Jun 7, 2009 -> 04:50 PM) In my opinion, that we especially suck at hitting unkown pitchers and at situational hitting underscores the fact that there is something fundamentally wrong with the approach and preparation going on with the Sox. That is 100% correct and both things that the hitting coach is responsible for. -
Dye should be headed there for Bailey and one of Taveras or Dickerson. They need a big bat in that line-up and they are right there in the central. Imagine if they drafted Beckham. s*** trade them Colon and Fields for Bailey. In the NL Colon and Fields would thrive.
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QUOTE (fathom @ Jun 7, 2009 -> 04:00 PM) Can we just change this thread to "Brian Anderson is a debacle"? It has taken 4 years but I now must confess......he sucks.
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QUOTE (Reddy @ Jun 7, 2009 -> 10:55 AM) having seen something like this posted at least 3 or 4 times yesterday, and having responded to each that it is not accurate, I figured I'd just create a thread so I could keep my sanity. Josh Fields is NOT the only player on the sox hitting well right now. In fact, it's not just Josh and Pods. Please see the following: Over the last 15 games (not including yesterday): Dye: .302/.380/.651/1.031 AJP: .400/.438/.556/.994 Ramirez: .328/.371/.431/.802 Podsednik: .317/.369/.417/.786 Fields: .317/.349/.390/.739 So please, no more Josh Fields man-love about him being the ONLY guy on our team producing right now... Those other four guys are not on the verge of losing their job and possibly careeer to a player that may or may not be better than Josh Fields. My personal belief is that Beckham could not have been called up at a worse time as the tension has to be somewhat high in that clubhouse.
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QUOTE (Thunderbolt @ Jun 7, 2009 -> 12:33 AM) Chris Dickerson's D looked really pretty out their tonight. He looks like a really good player.
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Sadly Pods is the only thing close to a lead off hitter that the Sox have. There is no second choice at this point in time. Should this team continue to fall, there is no reason to not bring up Danks and see what he could do as it could be no worse than Wise. I think it would be hard ot be any worse than Wise.
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Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (BigSqwert @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 03:07 PM) This Whisler's the real deal. No one can score off him! He and Gobble. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 03:02 PM) Why are they leaving Dotel out there, especially pitching for a second night in a row? Get Whisler some more work or something. Why was Dotel even brought in the last two days? Complete waste of innings. Linebrink was warming up last night as well. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
The Advance Scouting for hitters may be worse than for pitchers as the A's seemed to not have any problem scoring with a group of guys that were hitting under .200. Does this team not go over anything? -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (Felix @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:50 PM) Maybe if he bunted more, the guys behind him would hit HRs. I get your point I am a dumbass that knows nothing. Beckham is GOD and we are scoring at will. I will keep my opinion to myself as obviously I was wrong. Adam Kennedy probably would have homered and Holliday would have as well and then Giambi would have K'd -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Tigers just got swept. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Nix not doing anything to earn playing time. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (qwerty @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:33 PM) .292 .292 .458 .750 Can you get that with runners on? -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Anderson has thrown 34 pitchesthe last three innings after throwing 51 the first three. Whatever the strategy was to start the games in this series it has gone out the window after the third inning as this was what has happened in all three games. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
The sad thing is when people b**** in late August when the Tigers are destroying Oakland and the Sox are getting pounded by the Red Sox. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (almagest @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:23 PM) Sacrifice bunts are also three run homers. Got ya. It lead to a three run homer after the walk. They put pressure on the pitcher especially in a 1-0 game as oppossed to stepping up and swinging at the first pitch (i.e. AJ) and popping out or grounding into a DP. This team has scored 4 runs in 27 innings against these pitchers and have yet to have a rally. Anyone have AJ's numbers when he swings first pitch? -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (ChiSox_Sonix @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:18 PM) Bunting with a man on 1st in the 5th inning with your top prospect who you called up b/c of how is currently hitting is moronic. And don't act like Oakland just manufactured that run with the bunt cuz they didnt. So Beckham is going to step in save the team with his offensive prowess got ya. The bunt there did not manufacture a run it manufactured three. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (whitesoxmanager @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:17 PM) woops... The seat of Ozzie's pants told him the Giambi was a better bet Holliday there. I wish the Sox money hitters could be a little more consistent. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Ball game is over ya bunts really are a waste..... Even if they get a run against their starter the oakland pen will shut them down -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
QUOTE (Felix @ Jun 4, 2009 -> 02:09 PM) Probably has to do with bunts being a stupid, stupid play this early in the game and Beckham being a non-worthless player at the plate. Just a guess though. Then they should not do them. If they are going to do them, then do them consistently if they are not, then don't. They attempted to bunted in the first inning Tuesday. Seeing as they have not scored and Beckham has one total at-bat maybe it would be a positive thing for him to build on instead of being 0-2 and falling right in line with the offensive failing of this team today. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Why not bunt there? This team makes no sense with the situational things they do. Balk -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
The averages added together for the three hitters in this inning .381. That is pretty good. -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
What is McNeil going to do for the SCORE? -
Chicago Slayer vs. Oakland Athletic 6/4 Thread-1:05pm-CSN
Harry Chappas replied to Brian's topic in 2009 Season in Review
Off the top of my head, the Sox have 4 runs in about 25 innings this series against their starters, really sad.
