DonkeyKongerko

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Jul 1, 2012 -> 06:16 AM) 2009:13 2010: 5 2011:10 2012: 8 And the winners are 2009: 17 Pitt 2010: 17 Dodgers 2011: 19 San Diego *2012: 11 Oakland

It's pretty damn impressive these days to make the World Series in back to back years. Rangers deserve to win at least one I guess.

Veeck woulda got a kick out of this one.

Funny, I don't feel so bad rooting for the Tigers even with the pounding they gave us this year.

Except they could just as easily have had the 16-8 run in April and the 11-22 run in August/Sept. They've largely been a .500 team the rest of the year and that's just plain not good enough for their paygrade.

This is kinda awesome and yet sad at the same time.

Holy hell, Four friggin months

Thanks for that one game in Toronto and the HR against Washington... and all those other games

Now pitching, Michael Cuddyer :lol:

QUOTE (maggsmaggs @ Jul 20, 2011 -> 01:15 PM) Walker has been the Sox hitting coach since 2003, and since then, here are the White Sox rankings in runs scored in the AL: 2003: 791 runs (8th in the AL) 2004: 865 (3rd in the AL) 2005: 741 (9th in the AL) 2006: 868 (4rd in the AL) 2007: 693 (14th and dead last in the AL) 2008: 811 (5th in the AL) 2009: 724 (12th in the AL) 2010: 752 (7th in the AL) 2011: 389 (10th in the AL, on pace for 650 runs) It started out well, but has been bad from 2007 on (with 2008 a good year). Well I was curious about park adjustments so here you go: wRC+ & AL rank from FanGraphs 2003 - 101 6th 2004 - 100 8th 2005 - 94 10th 2006 - 102 4th 2007 - 85 13th 2008 - 101 7th 2009 - 90 12th 2010 - 100 8th 2011 - 90 11th 2008 offense was very average really

In a world where a man can trade his way from a paperclip to a house, surely this is possible.

When is the BP Cup parade? Maybe Monday

Humber Thornton Pierre?

Wow, haven't seen the video yet, but sounds like this play pretty sums up our whole season.

Well at least it can only count as one loss instead of 3