September 25, 200421 yr Lineups: KC DeJesus Berroa Randa Stairs Nunez Pickering Relaford Buck Murphy p: Gobble Good Guys Rowand Uribe Lee Konerko Gload Burke Borchard Crede Valdez p: Garcia Go Sox!!!
September 25, 200421 yr Author Error on Borchard. C'mon Sox, my first game thread, don't make me feel guilty!
September 25, 200421 yr Cell Induced HR for Carlos Lee. If it weren't 60 degrees out I'd blame the flight of the ball on the high humidity. Winds must be swirling inside USCF tonight to carry his line drive into the bullpen. 2-0 Sox.
September 25, 200421 yr Cell Induced HR for Carlos Lee. If it weren't 60 degrees out I'd blame the flight of the ball on the high humidity. Winds must be swirling inside USCF tonight to carry his line drive into the bullpen. 2-0 Sox. Carlos has 92 RBI, he still has an outside shot at 300 BA 30 HR 100 RBI
September 25, 200421 yr Carlos has 92 RBI, he still has an outside shot at 300 BA 30 HR 100 RBI Trade him.
September 25, 200421 yr Author Borchard ends the inning w/ a k. When he grounds out, it's exciting b/c it's so rare. Burke hitting at the bottom of the middle of the order. Would you think about putting him towards the top of the lineup? Not usually a catcher's spot, but Burke doesn't have much power, has a good obp, and doesn't strike out much. Really a bad fit?
September 25, 200421 yr Borchard ends the inning w/ a k. When he grounds out, it's exciting b/c it's so rare. Burke hitting at the bottom of the middle of the order. Would you think about putting him towards the top of the lineup? Not usually a catcher's spot, but Burke doesn't have much power, has a good obp, and doesn't strike out much. Really a bad fit? I never thought batting a catcher high in the order was a good idea, because you wear them out, but at this point it couldn't hurt.
September 25, 200421 yr Author I never thought batting a catcher high in the order was a good idea, because you wear them out, but at this point it couldn't hurt. Good point, I wasn't thinking about that.
September 25, 200421 yr Jason kendall seems fine to me. He doesn't look wore down. The exception proves the rule.
September 25, 200421 yr The exception proves the rule. yeah that's what i thought...Jason is the exception.
September 25, 200421 yr Author Wow, I thought Borchard has been striking out a lot, then I saw Buck's stats. More than 1 k every 3 abs. Man... But he just got us.
September 25, 200421 yr Anyone else growing concerned with Freddy's drop in velocity since returning from the DL? Ever since Manny Ramirez's HR several weeks ago he's yet to exceed 90 mph on his fastball. Great. Now Garcia gives up two straight hits to the anemic KC offensive and coughs up the lead. Only one solution can arrive from this development: Ozzie will leave Garcia in for 115 + pitches and continul to add unneccessary arm stress on our ace.
September 25, 200421 yr Author Anyone else growing concerned with Freddy's drop in velocity since returning from the DL? Ever since Manny Ramirez's HR several weeks ago he's yet to exceed 90 mph on his fastball. Great. Now Garcia gives up two straight hits to the anemic KC offensive and coughs up the lead. A little. I don't understand why he'd still be in the rotation now, anyway, unless he's a sure 100%.
September 25, 200421 yr Anyone else growing concerned with Freddy's drop in velocity since returning from the DL? Ever since Manny Ramirez's HR several weeks ago he's yet to exceed 90 mph on his fastball. Great. Now Garcia gives up two straight hits to the anemic KC offensive and coughs up the lead. I've been concerned w/Freddy's velocity ever since he came to the Sox. I used to remember him throwing 95-96 mph. Now, everything is 91-92. I wonder if he fell in love with the offspeed pitch too much.
September 25, 200421 yr Anyone else growing concerned with Freddy's drop in velocity since returning from the DL? Ever since Manny Ramirez's HR several weeks ago he's yet to exceed 90 mph on his fastball. hell yeah, that's a problem...
September 25, 200421 yr when was the last time one of the starters gave up less than 4 runs...cuz it seems that freddy is on his way for a run parade.
September 25, 200421 yr Author Uribe hr! And Rooney's sounding a little funny there... Then the Sox take the lead. A gidp, but it's still a lead. Bases empty, 2 outs. Stretch this guy a little longer Jamie.
September 25, 200421 yr when was the last time one of the starters gave up less than 4 runs...cuz it seems that freddy is on his way for a run parade. September 19: (last Sunday) Garcia pitched 7.1 innings, surrendering 6 hits and 1 ER. -Before that?- September 10: Jon Garland pitches 6.1 innings, allowing 2 ER against Anaheim. Quickly browsing box scores, White Sox pitcher have thrown 5 quality outtings (in 22 games) for September. It's becoming increasingly obvious the subtraction of Maggs/Thomas from our lineup wasn't the only factor in the Sox collapse.
September 25, 200421 yr It's becoming increasingly obvious the subtraction of Maggs/Thomas from our lineup wasn't the only factor in the Sox collapse. i know, neal cotts was the problem
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