I'm still sticking with the theory BA must be a commie.

Another quality AB by Pods. Take the strikes, and then swing like a girl at the ball in the dirt.

We're hitting the ball hard, it's just right at them.

Hernandez has pitched better than his record lately. Pods had a couple games when it looked like he may become a major leaguer performance-wise. Apparently it didn't take.

Our offense is awful right now. The only time our offense has seemed real good lately is when the other team makes mistakes in the field.

Edited September 2, 200619 yr by fathom

Cy Hernandez continues to dominate.

This is not the time for the offense to go into the tank. 3 runs yesterday was unacceptable.

i love pods

I'm still sticking with the theory BA must be a commie.

 

He probably called Chavez a b**** or something....

This is not the time for the offense to go into the tank. 3 runs yesterday was unacceptable.

 

I was very distrubed when I read Dye say that he was tired during yesterday's game.

 

i love pods

 

Piece of dog s##t

Piece of dog s##t

 

reverse psychology! (actually, I've run out of negative things to say)

This game is reminding me of a couple of Esteban Loaisa's starts against the lowly Tigers in 2003. It looks like Contreras has no room for error tonight.

I'm of the belief that Scotty Pods is too hot to ever slump.

Dejesus is one of my favorite players.

The White Sox are so f***ing good right now.

Sox pitchers have developed a really bad habit of falling behind hitters.

 

What happened to attacking the strike zone?

Edited September 2, 200619 yr by SoxnGiants

What other teams would Pods start on? I honestly can't think of any.

 

Sortable Batting

 

PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

1 Reed Johnson Tor 385 75 126 30 2 11 41 8 1 28 .327 .400 .501 .901

2 Manny Ramirez Bos 430 77 140 26 1 34 100 0 1 95 .326 .442 .628 1.070

3 Carl Crawford TB 502 74 155 17 13 16 67 45 9 32 .309 .354 .490 .844

4 Emil Brown KC 442 61 128 35 1 12 68 6 3 44 .290 .353 .455 .807

5 Melky Cabrera NYY 369 64 106 19 2 7 41 11 5 43 .287 .363 .407 .770

6 Raul Ibanez Sea 505 80 142 28 5 26 104 2 4 54 .281 .348 .511 .859

7 Garret Anderson LAA 445 55 124 24 2 15 76 1 0 31 .279 .322 .443 .764

8 Craig Monroe Det 439 73 119 29 2 23 74 1 2 25 .271 .309 .503 .812

9 Jason Michaels Cle 412 62 111 27 0 9 50 5 5 32 .269 .323 .400 .723

10 Scott Podsednik CWS 455 80 118 25 6 3 43 36 15 50 .259 .333 .360 .693

 

RK PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

11 Nick Swisher Oak 467 87 116 18 2 28 78 1 2 74 .248 .359 .475 .834

 

 

Honestly I would MAYBE think pods is better than michaels.. but not right now.

Edited September 2, 200619 yr by iguchi=dank

Sortable Batting

 

PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

1 Reed Johnson Tor 385 75 126 30 2 11 41 8 1 28 .327 .400 .501 .901

2 Manny Ramirez Bos 430 77 140 26 1 34 100 0 1 95 .326 .442 .628 1.070

3 Carl Crawford TB 502 74 155 17 13 16 67 45 9 32 .309 .354 .490 .844

4 Emil Brown KC 442 61 128 35 1 12 68 6 3 44 .290 .353 .455 .807

5 Melky Cabrera NYY 369 64 106 19 2 7 41 11 5 43 .287 .363 .407 .770

6 Raul Ibanez Sea 505 80 142 28 5 26 104 2 4 54 .281 .348 .511 .859

7 Garret Anderson LAA 445 55 124 24 2 15 76 1 0 31 .279 .322 .443 .764

8 Craig Monroe Det 439 73 119 29 2 23 74 1 2 25 .271 .309 .503 .812

9 Jason Michaels Cle 412 62 111 27 0 9 50 5 5 32 .269 .323 .400 .723

10 Scott Podsednik CWS 455 80 118 25 6 3 43 36 15 50 .259 .333 .360 .693

 

RK PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

11 Nick Swisher Oak 467 87 116 18 2 28 78 1 2 74 .248 .359 .475 .834

Honestly I would MAYBE think pods is better than michaels.. but not right now.

I'll put a star on your homework. Good job.

Nice pitch there

Nice pitch...can't let up with Teahen at the plate.

Sox pitchers have developed a really bad habit of falling behind hitters.

 

What happened to attacking the strike zone?

That's what happens when you get hammered around the park for a few starts. You lose confidence and are afraid of anyone making contact. Contreras looks decent tonight.

reverse psychology! (actually, I've run out of negative things to say)

 

Nope...an appropriate acronym.

Nice pitch...can't let up with Teahen at the plate.

Even though I know he's been doing good since being called up, that seemed funny to me since he was so bad in the beginning of the year.

Sortable Batting

 

PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

1 Reed Johnson Tor 385 75 126 30 2 11 41 8 1 28 .327 .400 .501 .901

2 Manny Ramirez Bos 430 77 140 26 1 34 100 0 1 95 .326 .442 .628 1.070

3 Carl Crawford TB 502 74 155 17 13 16 67 45 9 32 .309 .354 .490 .844

4 Emil Brown KC 442 61 128 35 1 12 68 6 3 44 .290 .353 .455 .807

5 Melky Cabrera NYY 369 64 106 19 2 7 41 11 5 43 .287 .363 .407 .770

6 Raul Ibanez Sea 505 80 142 28 5 26 104 2 4 54 .281 .348 .511 .859

7 Garret Anderson LAA 445 55 124 24 2 15 76 1 0 31 .279 .322 .443 .764

8 Craig Monroe Det 439 73 119 29 2 23 74 1 2 25 .271 .309 .503 .812

9 Jason Michaels Cle 412 62 111 27 0 9 50 5 5 32 .269 .323 .400 .723

10 Scott Podsednik CWS 455 80 118 25 6 3 43 36 15 50 .259 .333 .360 .693

 

RK PLAYER TEAM AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB BA OBP SLG OPS

11 Nick Swisher Oak 467 87 116 18 2 28 78 1 2 74 .248 .359 .475 .834

Honestly I would MAYBE think pods is better than michaels.. but not right now.

This is just ranking their batting average. Pods provides no power and DH-like defense.

hanging forkball

Someone might want to wake up Dye in RF. He couldn't have played that slower. Another amazing 2 strike pitch by our starters.