The White Sox now have pitched five shutouts this season, one more than all of 2003.

 

That's big!

Thats awesome.

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By the title, I thought we were only talking about Schoeneweis.

The Rangers have never been shut out before until Wed.

That's 2!

Replying to Shuouts

 

By the title, I thought we were only talking about Schoeneweis.

Wow, I must be out of it, I just now noticed that.

First back to back shutouts for the Sox since 1994 by Alex Fernadez, and Black Jack McDowell.

First back to back shutouts for the Sox since 1994 by Alex Fernadez, and Black Jack McDowell.

Not 1995....?

 

Someone and Sirotka I believe...

 

I can't get on ESPN to check for sure.

Not 1995....?

 

Someone and Sirotka I believe...

 

I can't get on ESPN to check for sure.

I heard it in the car last night on the way home from softball. Maybe I got it wrong.

I heard it in the car last night on the way home from softball.  Maybe I got it wrong.

Maybe....

 

 

I'm not sure either. The White hen coffee making guy seemed to be though.

Maybe.... 

 

 

I'm not sure either. The White hen coffee making guy seemed to be though. 

I just looked in the Trib, it was 1995. They don't say who the pitchers were though.

I just looked in the Trib, it was 1995.  They don't say who the pitchers were though.

 

 

 

$10 one of them is Sirotka... It's got to be.

It was Sirotka and Fernandez. Incidently the Sox were shut out themselves the following night, Gubicza over Alvarez 4-0.

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By the title, I thought we were only talking about Schoeneweis.

:finger

I heard it in the car last night on the way home from softball.  Maybe I got it wrong.

Did you beat us? I didn't have a ride out there, I would've liked to see it.

Did you beat us? I didn't have a ride out there, I would've liked to see it.

I put a recap in the flying under the radar thread.

if they cant hit theyre in trouble cause their pitching dont look to hot right now