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He gets a $785,000 bonus...and he will be sent to Great Falls....boo yeah!

Well, it's worth a shot....

BHam wins. http://www.baseballfans.net/futuresox/arti...030711221340207

That's right. Porzio will be kicking ass. I call it.

Rick White :dips***

: whip I better get something for this, hsc.

Um...find me the gun one and I'll add it. I'm just going to add the whip for now under clickable...

Finally got them added: :fthecubs :dips*** :sosasucks The code is (without the space between the colon and word) : fthecubs : dips*** : sosasucks

Duly noted.

I don't really care if it's Rauch or Glover or Rick f***ing White. Wright needs to get his kinks worked out before he starts another big league game.

We need a new starter now. Get Wright to Charlotte or somewhere where he can figure out what the hell is wrong.

The play Lee just made is another reason I like him.

I don't agree with moving Carlos Lee quite yet. I like how he forces the issue on a lot of things. Some people may not like it, but I do.

Just wait till the minor league board is opened It shouldn't be too far up. Once FutureSox is rolling and established that will be the next step. How's futuresox.com doing. Hits wise and opinion wise from site users? I think it's great but would be better with up-to-date rosters as well as more regular and up-to-date box scores. Click on my sig for the latest box scores....

1) Who will win the series (CHW/CLE/Split) (2 points)? CHW 2) Which Alomar brother will have a higher batting average for the series (Robbie/Sandy) (2 points)? Robbie 3) How many errors will the Sox make (4 points)? 3 4) How many pitchers will the Sox use on Saturday (4 points)? 5 5) How many singles will Aaron Rowand have in the series (5 points)? 1 6) How many walks will Danny Wright issue (5 points)? 2 7) Who will lead the Sox in men left on base (4 points)? Magglio 8) What will be the outcome of the Saturday DH (sweep/split) (2 points)? Split 9) Will Magglio Ordonez be hitting over .300 after this series (Y/N) (2 points)? N 10) Will Danys Baez get a save (Y/N) (2 points)? Y TIEBREAKER: What will be the run differential of the series? (Total Sox runs - Cleveland runs) sox +7

Well, I think it's best if this one is closed... If any of you think otherwise, feel free to pm me or something...

Lee Greenwood music - WAY too overplayed since 9/11

http://whitesox.theinsiders.com/2/120527.html by Alex Ernst July 10, 2003 Soxnet.net Series Preview: Cleveland Indians By Alex Ernst Date: Jul 11, 2003 Usually, at least since the start of 2002, a four-game set against the Indians means very little, but with the White Sox coming off two sad performances in series' against the Devil Rays and Tigers, this is now vital to the Sox' season. Opponent: Cleveland Indians Record: 38-51, .427, Fourth Place, 10 GB (AL Central) Place: U. S. Cellular Field Time & TV: Game 1: 6:05 p.m. (FSN); Game 2: 12:05 p.m. (WGN); Game 3: 6:05 p.m. (WGN); Game 4: 12:05 p.m. (FSN) Games two and three are part of a doubleheader 2002 Record vs Sox: 6-4 2003 Record vs Sox: 10-9 THE LATEST The Cleveland Indians are trying to salvage a somewhat forgettable season, winning eight of their last twelve games and climbing to within 12 games of .500. Milton Bradley has been pacing the Indians with a stellar .331 average, while Matt Lawton leads the team with 15 homers and 41 RBIs. C.C. Sabathia has been Cleveland’s most consistent starter with a 3.22 ERA, while their pen is led by Carl Sadler, who has a 1.86 ERA, and closer Danys Baez, who has 20 saves. WHO'S HOT (Last 7 days) Casey Blake, 3B: .375, 3 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI, 1.125 OPS --Blake has been going bonkers at the plate as of late. He slugged two homers and seven RBIs against the Twins on July 5 and has consistently brought up his average. WHO'S NOT (Last 7 days) Zach Sorensen, 2B: . 000, 2 K, 0 R --Sorensen hasn’t played much this week, and rightfully so as he has been on base exactly once and has brought his average down below the mendoza line at .182. PITCHING PROBABLES Game #1: Danny Wright (0-3, 5.33, 32 K) vs. Brian Anderson (6-6, 4.15, 36 K) --Anderson has won his last three decisions, but has given up numerous control in doing so. He is more prone to the longball as of late, yet he induces lots of groundballs. Anderson has walked a batter or more in seven straight starts, so smart baserunning against him could be key. Game #2: Mark Buehrle (7-10, 4.34, 64 K) vs. Jason Stanford (0-0, 3.60, 1 K) --This will only be Stanford’s second start of the season. He was somewhat wild in his first start, walking four, but only allowed two runs, earning a no-decision against the Minnesota Twins. Game #3: Rick White (*-Unsure) vs. Jake Westbrook (3-4, 4.55, 24 K) --Westbrook will be recalled to make a spot start, then is expected to be optioned back to triple-A after the game. He has almost as many walks (22) as strikeouts (24), and has worked out of the bullpen for most of the year. Westbrook throws a fastball, sinker, changeup and slider. Game #4: Jon Garland (6-7, 4.50, 57 K) vs. Billy Traber (4-5, 4.23, 54 K) --How the Sox perform in this game depends on which Billy Traber comes to the mound. It will either be the one that threw a one-hit complete game shutout against the New York Yankees, or the one that gave up seven runs in 2 2/3 innings against Kansas City. This will only be his ninth start. KEY TO THE SERIES Find the bats. Good pitching performances mean absolutely nothing if there is no run support for it. The Sox need to go out there and score early and often if they want to get back in the AL Central race.

I gotta get up at 5 tomorrrow, or else i'd fiddle with it more. Later all.

And the "You've Completely Wasted Half Your Life Here" level has been added at 50000.

Baseball God has been added at 20000

What do you mean by custom description....

I can assure you I'm 16...

Well, if you ask Selig, Comissioner and Baseball God are identical.

Yup.