DBAHO

No suprise at all.

My Turn! C - Donny Lucy 1B - Casey Rogowski 2B - Antoin Gray 3B - Josh Fields SS - Robert Valido OF - Thomas Brice OF - Brian Anderson OF - Ryan Sweeney SP - Brandon McCarthy SP - Giovanni Gonzalez SP - Eduardo Villacis SP - Felix Diaz SP - Daniel Haigwood 1st alternate SP- Kris Honel 2nd alternate SP- Tyler Lumsden RP/SP- Jim Bullard SU- Frasier Dizard SU- Matt Smith CL- Jeff Bajenaru

Funniest Grammar Mistake of the Day right there.

Aren't you glad JM ain't the manager no more then.

Ken Rosenthal's Thoughts; Potential season-ending injuries to DH Frank Thomas and RF Magglio Ordonez left the White Sox in an unfamiliar position -- searching for a righthanded hitter. When healthy, the team is predominantly righthanded, but OF Joe Borchard, a switch-hitting rookie, figures to get the bulk of Ordonez's at-bats. If Borchard flops, the departure of Ordonez as a freeagent would be even more jarring. Ken Williams, the Sox's relentless GM, also is looking for pitching -- either a back-of-the-rotation starter who could push LHP Scott Schoeneweis to the bullpen, or a setup-type reliever. ...

Watch out Olin Kreutz otherwise he'll give you the F5.

Props to showing us the reply of your letter there Beastly.

Happy B-Day to one of the better analysts of White Sox here on Sox Talk!

Hitting at the Cell could really improve his confidence as well, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think most of his games for us this season before this season were away from home.

I've got no idea what that is. 5 rows from the field I presume.

How close were you to the Minny dugout and on deck circle if you don't mind me asking Steff?

Gave up a few dingers against them in his 1st start for us though.

Here's the story, THE identity of a hoaxer who threatened to blow up a United Airlines flight remains a mystery after crew and passengers were cleared of involvement tonight. NSW Police have confirmed the bomb threat, written on a sick bag, that forced Los Angeles-bound United Airlines flight 840 to return to Sydney this afternoon, was not genuine. "We have been carrying out our investigations since the plane landed and I'm quite satisfied that it is a hoax," Botany local area command Superintendent Peter O'Brien said. "There have been no persons detained and our specific screening process happened without incident." Supt O'Brien also said passengers and crew aboard the flight were cleared of writing the note that sparked a massive mid-air security scare. "Every crew member and every passenger had to undergo our specific screening process, and all those persons have been processed without incident," Supt O'Brien said. However, he said that screening process did not include a handwriting analysis of all passengers and crew. The note, found near the aircraft's toilet, "implied that there might be a bomb on board", federal Transport Minister John Anderson said earlier. The flight left Sydney International Airport at about 3pm (AEST) today with 246 passengers and 18 crew on board. Ninety minutes into the trip, the jet's captain aborted the flight after the note was found by another passenger and "handed in", Mr Anderson said. The pilot told reporters tonight he had made the decision to turn back to Sydney, saying he had followed United Airlines' policy and it had not been a matter for Australian authorities. Mr Anderson said the pilot had acted "entirely responsibly" in deciding to turn back to Sydney after the note was found. "The pilot in command ... took what he believed to be the right course of action and we entirely respect that," Mr Anderson said. The Boeing 747 landed safely just after 5.45pm (AEST).

Very tough choice, I'm actually going to say Frank. With Maggs out of the lineup we have proved we can still score runs, but Frank gets on base so much with his great ability to draw a walk and is still considered to be the "face" of the White Sox.

Washington Bombers.

I guess if that happened, and our fans wanted to throw the ball back after a home run by the opposition, they could try and aim for Torii's head.

Gotta say that comment had me rolling, he may be nice, but he ain't smart that's for sure.

Are we trading for Hunter!

From the Sun - Times, The Twins are expected to announce shortly a deal that will bring Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Kris Benson for first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz and probably a prospect. That would substantially boost the Twins' starting rotation -- as Sox manager Ozzie Guillen is well aware.

Same old tune from Ozzie and Co. regarding Mike; According to a source in the Sox organization, if veteran reliever Mike Jackson weren't such a valuable leader in the bullpen, he would have been released in the wake of his recent struggles. After posting an impressive 1.93 ERA in April, Jackson had a 5.59 ERA in May and a 9.31 ERA in June. For the season, Jackson has a 5.18 ERA, and a 2-0 record. But he is valued for motivating his teammates and keeping them grounded. Guillen, however, said Jackson needs to improve his performance on the mound. "I'm concerned about Mike Jackson," Guillen said. "Two weeks ago, I was talking about (reliever Cliff) Politte, and he stepped up and did a tremendous job for us. If we are going to continue to do this, Mike Jackson has to step up and (Neal Cotts) has to step up."

No way, this thread takes the cake for sure. http://www.soxtalk.com/index.php?showtopic=22798

It doesn't matter how "Nice" he may be off the field, White Sox fans are looking for a scapegoat and someone they can consistently hate from the Twinkies, and they just found some1.

Gattaca.

They blew a HUGE oppurtunity in last year's NCAA Tournament though, is the bulk of their team back, I think I recall they had a lot of seniors on that squad.

SYDNEY International Airport has been shut down under a Code 3 security alert after a United Airlines plane returned to the airport this afternoon due to a security breach. The pilot of the Los Angeles-bound flight UA840 decided to return 90 minutes after taking off when threatening notes were reportedly discovered at both the Sydney terminal and on the aircraft. The aircraft was cordoned off by emergency vehicles and all 246 passengers and crew were being disembarked. The airline said the decision to return was made when "an object which raised some security suspicions was found was found on board". United said passengers were expected to fly out again at 11am tomorrow. Sydney radio 2UE said reports from Canberra said the emergency was "some kind of bomb hoax". Radio 2GB reported a fire in the hydraulics might have caused the flight to be aborted. The plane landed about 5.45pm (AEST). NSW Fire Brigades and the NSW Ambulance Service had multiple vehicles on the scene, and police had closed roads leading to the airport.