There's the Baj we all know. Giving up LONG homeruns.

 

The fences in AAA much be really deep or something for him to have the ERA he does.

The fences in AAA much be really deep or something for him to have the ERA he does.

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Bajenaru is sure not impressing. He walked a guy with the bases loaded and gave up a tape measure shot to Chris Carter, whoever that is. Hopefully, he will improve. Urbina needs to break out of jail or something.

 

Chad Bentz was really, really bad.

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The fences in AAA much be really deep or something for him to have the ERA he does.

 

 

Quite the opposite. The Knights play in "Pitcher's Hell" as it is affectionately known.

The multicolored replays are pretty cool. 

yeah, hopefully theyll work that out

Quite the opposite. The Knights play in "Pitcher's Hell" as it is affectionately known.

Were all the batters blindfoleded when they came up to bat against him?

Bajenaru is sure not impressing.  He walked a guy with the bases loaded and gave up a tape measure shot to Chris Carter, whoever that is.  Hopefully, he will improve.  Urbina needs to break out of jail or something.

 

Chad Bentz was really, really bad.

 

 

No one looked real good, although I missed a lot of Redding....

baseball no longer on tv.

now what do i do for the rest of hte day

Were all the batters blindfoleded when they came up to bat against him?

 

 

Must have, cause they only hit .185 off of him.

No one looked real good, although I missed a lot of Redding....

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Redding was giving up some shots but he was mainly throwing in the strike zone. He got out of a lot of trouble though.

Either way, Baj is in the process of losing his shot. He needed to get out of that inning unscathed, IMO, and he gave up a 742 foot bomb.

Either way, Baj is in the process of losing his shot. He needed to get out of that inning unscathed, IMO, and he gave up a 742 foot bomb.

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I think he already lost it with the Sox leaning towards 11 pitchers. I really think that Ozzie wants a second lefty so that means Borchard, Gload, and a lefty.

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Anybody impressive today? I wasnt able to watch the whole game here at work?

Anybody impressive today? I wasnt able to watch the whole game here at work?

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Borchard impressed me with the two singles he hit. He actually showed the ability to go the opposite way and he wasn't just hacking for a homer with two strikes.

Borchard looks confident-Baj in big trouble

Quite the opposite. The Knights play in "Pitcher's Hell" as it is affectionately known.

 

Oh, I've been to quite a few Knights games. It just baffles me how he can totally shut down AAA players, but looks clueless against MLB players.

There's the Baj we all know. Giving up LONG homeruns.

he has the straightest fastball in the league.

I really think that Ozzie wants a second lefty so that means Borchard, Gload, and a lefty.

 

I'm certain there only two roster spots available.

I'm certain there only two roster spots available.

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The Sox are leaning towards only keeping 11 pitchers now according to this article.

 

Buehrle

Contreras

Garcia

Garland

Vazquez

 

Cotts

Hermanson

Jenks

McCarthy

Politte

Second lefty

 

Pierzynski

Widger

 

Crede

Gload

Iguchi

Konerko

Mackowiak

Ozuna

Thome

Uribe

 

Anderson

Borchard

Dye

Podsednik

The Sox are leaning towards only keeping 11 pitchers now according to this article.

 

You're right. I have a list next to me where I wrote Mackowiak twice.

 

Safe to assume Gload and Borchard are assured roster positions. If Munoz is the lone lefty chosen, he'll have to continue pitching well. We've seen these last few games the lefty pool isn't very deep with talent.

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You're right. I have a list next to me where I wrote Mackowiak twice.

 

Safe to assume Gload and Borchard are assured roster positions. If Munoz is the lone lefty chosen, he'll have to continue pitching well. We've seen these last few games the selection isn't very deep with talent.

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Munoz has the advantage of being out of options, just like Borchard and Gload. Maybe the Sox don't want to risk losing some of these guys. Otherwise, Javier Lopez has apparently impressed.

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I watched some of this game and all I can say is at least it's only spring training, with the execption of Konerko's ball in his shirt routine, I found this game very hard to watch.

Im still dissapointed with the lack of fundamentals we are showing on defense, and the lack of control by the pitchers. Granted the games dont count. But in some way they do count, and we are getting crushed.

Im still dissapointed with the lack of fundamentals we are showing on defense, and the lack of control by the pitchers.  Granted the games dont count.  But in some way they do count, and we are getting crushed.

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I agree with you. The offense was frustrating to watch but the defense was downright pathetic. Thankfully, it's just ST and a few of the errors were committed by guys who won't even make the roster. Ozuna better work on his throw to first base. He had two bad throws to Konerko. I guess this is what ST is for.

Im still dissapointed with the lack of fundamentals we are showing on defense, and the lack of control by the pitchers.  Granted the games dont count.  But in some way they do count, and we are getting crushed.

 

They count for NOTHING. They sucked ass last spring too. Pitchers on concentrating on certain aspects of their game. D and O are just getting warm, they're only in what, the 2nd or 3rd week of ST, not even a week's worth of games yet?

Yeah last year they suck big time, our pitchers were being hammered same as this year. But one thing we have to remember, other teams will play their assess off bcoz of the fact that we are the World Series Champs!

 

Did you guys notice the sox logo with the trophy besides it when WGN shows the name of the player. Looks cool.