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Four games back.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/17/sports/b...;pagewanted=all I knew there's a reason that he couldn't pick up the ball.

QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Jul 16, 2011 -> 05:40 PM) Did something happen to Teahen? A lack of trust in his defense. Yay, this negro league team playing in our place today has had some timely hits.

Gotta give Edwin a chance to finish now. I love insurance runs.

Mark Teahen has been competent lately.

QUOTE (oldsox @ Jul 15, 2011 -> 10:52 PM) I still remember the last out -- grounder to Uribe at SS, and he throws it in the dirt. PK picked it up routinely. Konerko has been criticized for his defensive play, but I always liked him. He is still great at getting balls in the dirt. Underrated. Paulie doesn't have range, but he's got a good accurate arm and he saves quite a few errors. I don't think he's hurting us out there.

Easy peasy lemon squeezy.

Cleveland wins. And we are warming in the pen.

I guess Will's our new guy to use against righties. All about building confidence for him at this early stage in his career.

There's not really any good reason not to bat him 9th if we have to start him.

Maybe we can place him on waivers and get some team to pick him up.

It becomes easier to dislike Alex Rios every game.

I like three hit games out of Carlos.

Yay. Eat s***, Tigers.

When the f*** did Bruney's ERA go below 3 and Ohman's down to around 4?

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Jul 15, 2011 -> 08:27 PM) Hawk said fister. Fister? Damn near killed her.

It'd be neat to see Santiago finish this one off.

Yay again. Could we crack that impervious ten run barrier?

Yay.

Baltimore once again ties up Cleveland.

That looked like it was going to be a single, a nice play, but glad to get another run in.That's big.

I would like to see something good happen here.

I'm in the top 5 for posts again. Hmmm.

Still more or less unsure what baseball playing hobos traded places with the Sox tonight.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jul 15, 2011 -> 07:24 PM) Nearly picked off there It'd just be neat if Juan could do the thing he used to be able to do.