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As a well known Burger booster, I'd love to see him get 500 at bats. And I don't care who has to sit to achieve this.

two at bats two swings two homers 880+ feet good bye gavin hello jake

glad to see Burger homer yesterday. looked to be about 440 feet.

"no neck" doofus

To me, the money is already wasted. Don't compound that mistake by keeping players just because of it. Take the best players and try to win.

just because he's useless at multiple positions doesn't make him useful.

I would be more okay with this move if it were coupled with Leury's release.

If EA gets over 200 at bats, it will be a bad year.

Alvin Davis hit a homer on Saturday night of the last weekend to right field. about 30 feet away from my family and I. After the game , the cops on horse back surrounded the field so no one could charge the field

Thigpen was unstoppable that year. Frank hit .330 after his call up in august.

Shaw has done some good things in the minors. Looks like he might have had a shot at a 4th outfielder career if he'd gotten a break some where. The difference between him and some other guys is negligible.

I think Colas can get injured all by himself. But maybe Robert can show him how to get dizzy.

Driving to Denver in august. Will attend 1 game. Will get tipsy in bar near Comiskey once this summer. My son lives in the city.

"statistically, we're due."

unusual signing for us. Mondou has far too much discipline at the plate.

sounds a little high to me. we'll run out of starting pitchers around June.

I'm as down on TA as any one can be. That said, some guys are tough enough to bounce back after being humbled by life. Every body screws the pooch from time to time. Maybe Tim will surprise us.

Play all Sunday games from the old Comiskey home plate.

If you take out his homers, mike schmidt's slugging % was .389. squarely between ken reitz and george mitterwald. I could do this all day. but i wont.

If you take out his hot streaks, George Brett was a life time .249 hitter. squarely between Walter "no neck" williams and Gates Brown.

one of my dads favorites. though his all time was billy pierce. what a pitching staff!

Not even February and the wheels have already come off.

The man has killed us. Thank God he took his tool to the NL.

played well for us last year, but he'll probably regress to the mean over a full season. I'd honestly rather run the kids out there. Sosa or Popeye.

I'm with you all the way. Sox can be afraid to try rookies. They prefer to sign older washed up vets instead. They really do have 2--3 minor leaguers who deserve a shot[Sosa, Popeye and The Cuban].