anyone got a link for the Iguchi play on saturday? pictures don't do it justice.

Go to whitesox.com and about half way down you'll see something that says "iguchi's throw."

Go to whitesox.com and about half way down you'll see something that says "iguchi's throw."

 

thanks a bunch

thanks a bunch

No prob.

can you say ESPY?

can you say ESPY?

 

East coast bias means it's already preset as an auto-Jeter award?

Edited April 17, 200619 yr by Princess Dye

Funny thing was he got Molina by 15 steps. I don't know what the hell he was doing comming up the line but in my baseball days dogging it to first would have been a fine. I think the guy that was playing the piano on his back fell off and he stopped to let him back on.

Edited April 17, 200619 yr by My Dixie Normus

Funny thing was he got Molina by 15 steps. I don't know what the hell he was doing comming up the line but in my baseball days dogging it to first would have been a fine. I think the guy that was playing the piano on his back fell off and he stopped to let him back on.

Bengie wasn't dogging it, he's the slowest guy in baseball by far. Paul would absolutely blow him out in a race.

Edited April 17, 200619 yr by Rowand44

Funny thing was he got Molina by 15 steps. I don't know what the hell he was doing comming up the line but in my baseball days dogging it to first would have been a fine. I think they guy that was playing the piano on his back fell off and he stopped to let him back on.

Molina is one of the slowest players in the MLB, thats why he was out by so much at first. Iguchi had plenty of time to get himself back up, tie his shoe, eat some lunch, then throw the ball to first.

Funny thing was he got Molina by 15 steps. I don't know what the hell he was doing comming up the line but in my baseball days dogging it to first would have been a fine. I think the guy that was playing the piano on his back fell off and he stopped to let him back on.

 

Molina is always that slow. He is usually at the top of the league in grounding into double plays because he is so slow.

Funny thing was he got Molina by 15 steps. I don't know what the hell he was doing comming up the line but in my baseball days dogging it to first would have been a fine. I think the guy that was playing the piano on his back fell off and he stopped to let him back on.

Bengie Molina doesn't have to dog it, he's far and away the slowest player in baseball.

East coast bias means it's already preset as an auto-Jeter award?

 

Jeter went into the stands hard and came up bloody. I don't think you can take much away from that play but your point is well taken. The rest of MLB is just what happens between Boston and Yankee games for most of ESPN.

Jeter caught the ball, took three steps, then went into the stands hard and came up bloody.

There, I took something away from that play.

There, I took something away from that play.

There, I took something away from that play.

O.K., the Iguchi throw is no longer on the page, anybody have it linked someplace? If you go to the video highlights, all you get are homeruns and Pods catching a ball while sliding.

O.K., the Iguchi throw is no longer on the page, anybody have it linked someplace? If you go to the video highlights, all you get are homeruns and Pods catching a ball while sliding.

 

its in the middle of the official white sox mlb page, under sights and sounds. It says "Iguchi's tremendous throw"

its in the middle of the official white sox mlb page, under sights and sounds.  It says "Iguchi's tremendous throw"

 

Ah...there it is...I suck...you rule!

 

Wow...that's a pretty crazy play!

that picture just became my background

 

Molina is one of the slowest players in the MLB, thats why he was out by so much at first.  Iguchi had plenty of time to get himself back up, tie his shoe, eat some lunch, then throw the ball to first.

oh yeah, it's the same Molina that grounded into the 5-4-3 triple play against us during that 10-0 blowout vs. the Angels (at least I think it was Bengie, it's hard to keep them all straight).

 

Jeter went into the stands hard and came up bloody. I don't think you can take much away from that play but your point is well taken. The rest of MLB is just what happens between Boston and Yankee games for most of ESPN.

There, I took something away from that play.

like Jeter had time to stop himself before going into the stands. still, Uribe's catch in the 9th in Game 4 of the World Series was a much better catch and in a bigger situation. that picture is still set as the background on my computer.