He was never a hit.

 

Just a one-year.

 

Oh he was a one year wonder all right, everytime he pitched, you wondered what the f*** is wrong with this guy?

Oh he was a one year wonder all right, everytime he pitched, you wondered what the f*** is wrong with this guy?

 

I always wondered why Brian Giles wasn't included in that trade.

He was never a hit.

 

Just a one-year.

 

Yeah, but David Wells was on the list. I thought Richie deserved honorable mention.

Also, I believe the Sox played in Milwaukee with him and he hit a TITANIC blast towards the slide area.

 

I was at that game, absolute blast.

I was at that game, too. It was a day game, right? I had the scout seats right behind the plate. It was my national televison debut because the game was on GN

Don't know if he qualifies but Geoff Blum, who didn't do much in the regular season, made a loud noise in the WS.

He was never a hit.

 

Just a one-year.

He gave up hits.

Hm .. Shingo? Although he was part of the '05 team for a bit.

 

 

 

Definately Shingo.

After a quick glance through this thread, I didn't see this guy mentioned though I might have missed it.

 

 

Bobby Bonilla

I always wondered why Brian Giles wasn't included in that trade.

I remember everyone kept waiting for his name. It seemed like we had two deals on the table and than just decided oh well, just get Ritchie (when we could have had him for a lot less). Oh well, it was a past blunder and I'd like to think Kenny has learned from it.

Don't know if he qualifies but Geoff Blum, who didn't do much in the regular season, made a loud noise in the WS.

 

 

Arguably the most famous "one hit" in White Sox history.