I hope TImo breaks his leg first play of the game

That ain't cool. Timo played great last night and has been damn good lately, if you don't like him that's fine but to wish an injury on someone just is dumb.

I'm so happy this game is about to start, last night's game is still on my mind. GO PALE HOSE!!!!!!!!

I hope TImo breaks his leg first play of the game

Thats harsh... then again, as long as we don't see Dye at SS again we should be ok.

lets kill 'em!!!!

Woohoo, Konerko over Gload

 

Pods, LF ... Rowand, CF ... Everett, DH ... Konerko, 1B ... Pierzynski, C ... Crede, 3B ... Perez, RF ... Uribe, SS ... Harris, 2B ... Garland, RHP.

This is a horrible lineup vs. Wakefield. Righties own Wakefield!! Frank owns him, too bad he couldn't have played 1 more game. Where's Dye or Iguchi?? JG better be on his game tonite, or hope the Twins lose. This lineup has to be the worst lineup we've had in 10 years!! I wanna :puke

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everybody Calm down- I love when our fandom has doom and gloom on the brain with a 10 game lead and never losing 4 games in a row this season. Can we just pretend that Ozzie knows what he is doing when he fills out the line up card- after all sox still have the best record in the majors.

Edited July 23, 200520 yr by palehose23

I am so glad that in his infinite wisdom has decided that we can afford to concede this game. This is evident by the fact that Timo and Willie are accompanying automatic outs Crede and Uribe in the line-up.

and never losing 4 games in a row this season. 

ugh, whyd you have to mention that...

wow that first pitch looked pretty good.

JG looking good so far, Thank God!

now that's what we needed to start us off jonny

3 minute 1/2 inning

is there any evidence that Gload is a tool? I just wondered why he wasn't brought up sooner, and in an interview today he sounded like a bit of a smart ass. Just asking.

 

I can't speak for everyone, but at Soxfest, he seemed like a really likeable guy. From a player standpoint and from a fan standpoint. JMO, though.

 

Guys, quit b****ing. Good 1-2-3 inning. Be happy.

I can't speak for everyone, but at Soxfest, he seemed like a really likeable guy.  From a player standpoint and from a fan standpoint.  JMO, though.

 

Guys, quit b****ing.  Good 1-2-3 inning.  Be happy.   

plus he has a hot wife

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I can't speak for everyone, but at Soxfest, he seemed like a really likeable guy.  From a player standpoint and from a fan standpoint.  JMO, though.

 

Guys, quit b****ing.  Good 1-2-3 inning.  Be happy.   

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nice to see OZ moved Arow up in the lineup

Can anyone speak from experience? Steve Stone said in an earler ESPN broadcast (a Wakefield game) that it's easier to hit a knuckleballer from the right side -- and, Victor Martinez, a switch hitter, batted as a righty.

 

I wonder, then, why so many lefties in the lineup...? Why not Ozuna at 2B instead of Harris?

Can anyone speak from experience?  Steve Stone said in an earler ESPN broadcast (a Wakefield game) that it's easier to hit a knuckleballer from the right side -- and, Victor Martinez, a switch hitter, batted as a righty.

 

I wonder, then, why so many lefties in the lineup...?  Why not Ozuna at 2B instead of Harris?

 

Yes, it's easier to hit knuckleballs as a righty. Roberto Alomar used to always hit Wakefield from the right side.

NASTY

Yuck. Wakefield looks like he's on his game.

Can anyone speak from experience?  Steve Stone said in an earler ESPN broadcast (a Wakefield game) that it's easier to hit a knuckleballer from the right side -- and, Victor Martinez, a switch hitter, batted as a righty.

 

I wonder, then, why so many lefties in the lineup...?  Why not Ozuna at 2B instead of Harris?

I don't know what the f*** Ozzie is thinking :banghead

Detroit and Minnie are clawing at each other. All squared at 3 in the 4th.

Hey anyone with a radio feed for this? What happened to that show those guys used to put on?

4-6-3

I 4-6-3

 

4-6-3

Edited July 23, 200520 yr by Y2HH

Tim Wakefield

vs. Left: .193 AVG/.581 OPS

vs. Right: .297 AVG/.883 OPS

 

Christ, does Ozzie even think about these sort of things when loading up the lineup with left handed hitters?

Garland looks on his game through 2. Keep it going Jon.........we need ya.