Sox on 35th recaps the weekend:

White Sox Weekend Recap: Best team in Cactus League history? | Sox On 35th

 

SunTimes' notes:

Munetaka Murakami will play more first base before leaving for Japan - Chicago Sun-Times

- Murakami will be at 1st rest of time before WBC
- using data to know when to challenge
- coaching box policing hit and miss
- quickie recap
- Rockies on deck, Michael Lorenzen goes for Colorado

17 minutes ago, WestEddy said:

SunTimes' notes:

Munetaka Murakami will play more first base before leaving for Japan - Chicago Sun-Times

- Murakami will be at 1st rest of time before WBC
- using data to know when to challenge
- coaching box policing hit and miss
- quickie recap
- Rockies on deck, Michael Lorenzen goes for Colorado

Thank you and a thank you to @Autumn Dreamin for all the updates. Doing a great job.

2 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

Thank you and a thank you to @Autumn Dreamin for all the updates. Doing a great job.

You are very welcome. Thanks for the appreciation. 

1 hour ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

One Chicago team is 3-0 while only allowing 5 runs through 3 games.

The other is 0-3 while only scoring 5 runs through 3 games.

Plays like this probably don't help:

God I love Jon Miller. Such an iconic voice. Glad he still calls games. He and Joe Morgan were the voices of my baseball childhood for national games. RIP Joe. I hope he and Ed Farmer are calling games up in heaven.

Edited February 23Feb 23 by Ducksnort

31 minutes ago, Ducksnort said:

God I love Jon Miller. Such an iconic voice. Glad he still calls games. He and Joe Morgan were the voices of my baseball childhood for national games. RIP Joe. I hope he and Ed Farmer are calling games up in heaven.

Always think of the Giants...and Orioles, when you hear that distinctive soothing voice.

 

Never a fan of any Bucks but Jack doing the Cards' games with Mike Shannon in the 80s and early 90s.

Edited February 23Feb 23 by caulfield12

31 minutes ago, Ducksnort said:

God I love Jon Miller. Such an iconic voice. Glad he still calls games. He and Joe Morgan were the voices of my baseball childhood for national games. RIP Joe. I hope he and Ed Farmer are calling games up in heaven.

God Sunday Night Baseball in the 2000s just hit differently