Jon Rauch-51-Chicago White Sox-P

Full Name: Jon Eric Rauch

Position: Pitcher

Height: 6-11

Weight: 230

He bats and throws right.

When it is Opening day 2003, Jon will be 24 on opening day. On September 27, 1978 Jon was born. He will be 25. He resides in Westport, Kentucky. His first pro contract was with your Chicago White Sox. He was acquired in the third round of the June 1999 First-Year Player Draft. Major League Service in MLB is 2 years. Not exactly, but near. He is not signed currently, but will most likely sign for a one year, 300,000 dollar contract. In 2000 he was named the Minor League Player of the year by [/i] Baseball America and The Sporting News after going 16-4 with a 2.66 ERA (49 ER/166.0 IP). He is the tallest pitcher ever to play baseball. As and Olympian, he was1-0 with a 0.82 era and struck 13 batters out against South Africa.

1999-Bristol-4-4, .500, 4.45 era, 66 k's

2000-Winston Salem-11-3, .786, 2.86 era, 124 k's

2001 INJURED, Did not play.

Former Sox players of the Minor League award is:

Sandy Alomar, Jr. (1988-1989) "San Diego"

Frank Thomas (1990) "Chicago White Sox"

Paul Konerko (1997) "Los Angeles"

Attended Morehead State University, Single.

Just because you want me to, but I have no reason for it.

Aye, Willie you've failed again.

Arr me maity arr.

alot of good information that would have been enhanced by editing - rewording here and thre and reworking a few things - but I learned some new things and if you rework it you have got a great capsule of a future star -

thanks for the effort, thanks for the work, much appreciated -

Jon Rauch-51-Chicago White Sox-P

Full Name: Jon Eric Rauch

Position: Pitcher

Height: 6-11

Weight: 230

He bats and throws right.

When it is Opening day 2003, Jon will be 24 on opening day. On September 27, 1978 Jon was born. He will be 25. He resides in Westport, Kentucky. His first pro contract was with your Chicago White Sox. He was acquired in the third round of the June 1999 First-Year Player Draft. Major League Service in MLB is 2 years. Not exactly, but near. He is not signed currently, but will most likely sign for a one year, 300,000 dollar contract. In 2000 he was named the Minor League Player of the year by [/i] Baseball America and The Sporting News after going 16-4 with a 2.66 ERA (49 ER/166.0 IP). He is the tallest pitcher ever to play baseball. As and Olympian, he was1-0 with a 0.82 era and struck 13 batters out against South Africa.

1999-Bristol-4-4, .500, 4.45 era, 66 k's

2000-Winston Salem-11-3, .786, 2.86 era, 124 k's

2001 INJURED, Did not play.

Former Sox players of the Minor League award is:

Sandy Alomar, Jr. (1988-1989) "San Diego"

Frank Thomas (1990) "Chicago White Sox"

Paul Konerko (1997) "Los Angeles"

Attended Morehead State University, Single.

wut about Miguel Olivo????

ah yes, miguel. Cannot forget em...I'll make him something soon.

does anyone else besides me ponder what the symbiotic relationship is between wsc425 and wsc420?

 

brothers?

freinds?

 

just curious (or nosey).

ah yes, miguel. Cannot forget em...I'll make him something soon.

i was reffering to the minor league rewards

Jon Rauch-51-Chicago White Sox-P

Full Name: Jon Eric Rauch

Position: Pitcher

Height: 6-11

Weight: 230

He bats and throws right.

When it is Opening day 2003, Jon will be 24 on opening day. On September 27, 1978 Jon was born. He will be 25. He resides in Westport, Kentucky. His first pro contract was with your Chicago White Sox. He was acquired in the third round of the June 1999 First-Year Player Draft. Major League Service in MLB is 2 years. Not exactly, but near. He is not signed currently, but will most likely sign for a one year, 300,000 dollar contract. In 2000 he was named the Minor League Player of the year by [/i] Baseball America and The Sporting News after going 16-4 with a 2.66 ERA (49 ER/166.0 IP). He is the tallest pitcher ever to play baseball. As and Olympian, he was1-0 with a 0.82 era and struck 13 batters out against South Africa.

1999-Bristol-4-4, .500, 4.45 era, 66 k's

2000-Winston Salem-11-3, .786, 2.86 era, 124 k's

2001 INJURED, Did not play.

Former Sox players of the Minor League award is:

Sandy Alomar, Jr. (1988-1989) "San Diego"

Frank Thomas (1990) "Chicago White Sox"

Paul Konerko (1997) "Los Angeles"

Attended Morehead State University, Single.

 

 

 

 

 

Last I heard he was married. I think his wife's named Erica. We overheard him talking to someone in Charlotte last year and he mentioned that he would "have to ask his wife."

ah yes, miguel. Cannot forget em...I'll make him something soon.

i was reffering to the minor league rewards

Player of the year, Awards for the Minors, Pal.

Righto hogsmom!

he's married to a girl named Erica, confirmed!

With the performances Jon put out last season., minus the atroscity in Seattle, I cannot wait to see what Rauch has in store for us this year. I hope he wins that number 5 spot because he deserves it.

With the performances Jon put out last season., minus the atroscity in Seattle,  I cannot wait to see what Rauch has in store for us this year. I hope he wins that number 5 spot because he deserves it.

What's he done, so far, to "deserve it"? If he wins that spot, then he will have earned it, and therefore deserves it. The pitcher that gives us the best chance to win those games is the one that deserves it. And, don't tell me Rauch is the pitcher that gives us the best chance, because none of them have pitched an inning yet this year. We just don't know at this point.