soxrwhite

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So, if 2 goes to 4 why to 6 or 8? Why not every pitch then? Gotta get them right, no? Just go to all robotic system? Also, who is to say the image we see on the screen is right? Who confirms the image isn't off a millimeter or two. This system will just have to evolve and correct as time goes by. We are just observers. Personally, I think its ok the way it is.

Getting a first of the series win on the road against their best pitcher would be sweet. Especially if the Sox can make them spend their bullpen.

Truly a case of "ya just can't win'em all"

Except for Blue Jays first game, good pitching from both clubs this series.

Webb or Wacha. If attainable.

Win today. Take the series and just keep pushing. BTW who are these guys wearing Sox uniforms?

Game 4 clincher in 2005 World Series.......1-0

I've been there. like you it was over 20 years ago. It had and probably still has an artificial surface. I personally prefer Grass.

Vargas, Mune, Peters, Colson, really a whole team (including management and coaches) has turned things around. Depending on how you define "valuable" the most valuable player could be Antonacci. He brings a contagious attitude.

Amen

Shane Smith and McDougal both had good outings last night ...7/12. I hope Getz doesn't and don't think he will give away top talent for a rental. The process has just begun, and the future looks bright (finally!) let it roll.

Nice post Lip

In spite of JR not because of him.

Yeah I think JR said "we draft Thome's kid". You know JR's loyalty to certain people. Loyalty to the fans and the White Sox?............ f***"em!

Not sure this belongs on this thread but I guess I missed the move. When Mune was activated Gonzo went down. When Eisert was traded who replaced him on the active?

Oh thank heaven for number 10

This is the lineup to face the opener. When the bulk reliever comes in so will the lefties for the Sox. Assuming the next pitcher in is a righty.

Let's not forget this a team in the midst of a rebuild. The grind, the pressure, and the spotlight may be taking a toll on these young guys. They are in a slump for sure. They can't count on miracle come backs every night. To get the kind of consistency in the starting pitching, bullpen, and lineup day in and day out takes time. A buildup process. They have come a long way quickly but still have a way to go. Stay the course and may the window stay open for many years. Patience my friends.

Just don't pick a High School kid number one overall.

All true, but at the start of the season all three outfield positions were in flux, no more. Nothing is permanent, and foreseeable, is a vague term, but for now anyway. Who would have penciled those three in on opening day?

I'm not sure what thread this belongs in. I was thinking before the season the outfield was one hot mess. Now it seems with Antonacci in left, Peters in center, and Montgomery in right the Sox are set for now and the foreseeable future.

I'mma gonna lose my mind.

Either way

Don't stop now boys