Wow! I just turned on the game in time to see Crede's blast! I'm sorry I missed this inning.

 

Is this what happens when the Sox are finally clicking on all cylionders

IMO, this is Mulder's A game these days.

 

 

Alright. Then he left his A game in 2003.

Anderson the igniter?

pablo has to be feeling pretty crummy about now

Let's put up a 20 spot on 'em.

We better get that pitch. That's ridiculous.

What a gorgeous f***ing inning this is.

Wow.

Alright. Then he left his A game in 2003.

And, IMO, there's a reason he left back then.

 

All 9 people in our lineup have hits this inning.

So is Mulder hurt?

So is Mulder hurt?

Yes, his feelings are now hurt.

 

Vazquez has a much longer goatie after this inning.

So is Mulder hurt?

Probably, he took quite a beating tonight.

10-0 Detroit...Milwaukee..quality team.

10-0 Detroit...Milwaukee..quality team.

Get used to it, it's probably going to be like this all year.

So who is responsible for waking up Javy from his nap?

11 runs this inning, unreal.

Holy crap..Javy...if you can't win this game, you are getting shipped to play i nthe Independent leagues!

11 runs this inning, unreal.

 

I remember 10 in 2000 against Seattle, but can't think of anything like this.

 

Good to get some bloopers.

 

What a friggin' inning!!!

 

Dye grounded into fielder´s choice to shortstop, Konerko out at second.

Konerko singled to left center, Ozuna and Iguchi scored, Thome to second.

Thome walked, Ozuna to third, Iguchi to second.

Iguchi singled to center, Ozuna to second.

Ozuna singled to left.

Anderson struck out looking.

Brad Thompson relieved Mark Mulder.

Uribe homered to left center, Crede scored.

Crede singled to left.

Pierzynski homered to right, Konerko and Dye scored.

Dye singled to right, Thome scored, Konerko to second.

Konerko singled to left center, Iguchi scored, Thome to second.

Thome singled to center, Iguchi to second.

Iguchi singled to center, Anderson scored.

Ozuna flied out to right.

Anderson doubled to deep right, Uribe scored.

Uribe doubled to center.

 

What an inning.

Edited June 21, 200619 yr by My Dixie Normus

IIRC, 11 runs ties the AL record also owned by our 2000 team.

According to Baseball Almanac.com, the record for most runs in an inning in the AL is 17, by the 1953 Red Sox.

Crede now up to .302, and Gooch at .296. BA at .180!!

 

 

VERY nice inning guys!

Hm.. The Edmonds-Pujols fan guy left the thread.

Crede now up to .302, and Gooch at .296. BA at .180!!

VERY nice inning guys!

 

 

If he makes .200, they should have a parade for him.

Hm.. The Edmonds-Pujols fan guy left the thread.

 

Good lord...throw FKing strikes Javy, its 11-1...