Carl Everett B+

Paul Konerko C-/D+ (can't decide)

Willie Harris B-

Tadahito Iguchi A

Juan Uribe C+

Joe Crede B

A.J. Pierzynski B

Chris Widger A-

Scott Podsednik B

Aaron Rowand D

Jermaine Dye D

Timo Perez C

Pablo Ozuna B-

 

Mark Buehrle B+

Freddy Garcia A

Jose Contreras B+

Orlando Hernandez B+

Jon Garland A+

 

Cliff Politte B+

Neal Cotts C

Luis Vizcaino C

Damaso Marte B-

Dustin Hermanson A+

Shingo Takatsu D

Edited May 5, 200520 yr by danman31

Carl Everett - A

Paul Konerko - D

Ross Gload - INC

Willie Harris - B

Tadahito Iguchi - A

Juan Uribe - C

Joe Crede - A

A.J. Pierzinski - B

Chris Widger - B

Scott Podsednik - B

Aaron Rowand - D

Jermaine Dye - D-

Timo Perez - D-

Pablo Ozuna - B

 

Mark Buerhle - B

Freddy Garcia - A

Jose Contreras - B

Orlando Hernandez - B

Jon Garland - A

 

Cliff Polite - A

Neal Cotts - B

Luis Vizcaino - C

Damaso Marte - B

Dustin Hermanson - A

Shingo Takatsu - D

 

Note that the only +/-...only used the -...were on Timo and Dye. Dye gets it simply because he helped us win a key game and I think it was one of the reasons this team has started off as hot as it has. I honestly think that if he does not hit that homer, we could be looking at a 16-12 team right now, and while 16-12 is not bad by any stretch of the imagination, it is not 21-7. That homer against Cleveland seemed to set the attitude for this team, never saying die until the 27th out is recorded.

 

And Timo gets a D- because he had a squeeze bunt that was cool ass s***.

Iguchi A

Garland A

Hermanson A

Contreras A (because he's been so much better than expected)

Everett A-

Politte A-

 

Hernandez B

Garcia B

Buehrle B (cuz hes 4-1)

Crede B

Cotts B

Podsednik B (higher obp than last year)

Marte B

Widger B

 

Uribe C

Vizcaino C

Pierzynski C+

Ozuna C

 

Dye D (above .200 finally)

Shingo D

Rowand D

Konerko D-

Edited May 6, 200520 yr by Chisoxmatt