If Konerko doesn't hit his, depending on how the rest of the game would have played out, Pods may have never had his chance to be a hero.

If Joe Crede doesn't hit his...then Pods, Konerko, Blum, and Iguchi might all have never gotten the chance either.

If Joe Crede doesn't hit his...then Pods, Konerko, Blum, and Iguchi might all have never gotten the chance either.

That's true, but I'll take the one that drives in four and puts you 2 up instead of 2 down.

That's true, but I'll take the one that drives in four and puts you 2 up instead of 2 down.

(actually, I was referring to the one against Riske)

good debate btw, almost deserves its own thread.

Looking from the box score along, it looks like Floyd pitched pretty well. He did give up 6 runs, but only 2 were earned. It looked he didn't get much support from the defense (2 E's by Crede and 1 by Valido).

Looking from the box score along, it looks like Floyd pitched pretty well. He did give up 6 runs, but only 2 were earned. It looked he didn't get much support from the defense (2 E's by Crede and 1 by Valido).

Even despite the errors, he got beaten around pretty badly in the 3rd.

Even despite the errors, he got beaten around pretty badly in the 3rd.

Well since it wasn't on TV and I wasn't able to listen to it, I wouldn't know that... Thanks for the imput however.

Yep, him and Tracey will likely be moved in a minor league deal shortly.

 

The Trib also mentioned that the Sox might be shopping Knuckle Chuck too.

Looking from the box score along, it looks like Floyd pitched pretty well. He did give up 6 runs, but only 2 were earned. It looked he didn't get much support from the defense (2 E's by Crede and 1 by Valido).

I didn't see the game and its no indictment of Floyd, I really don't take much out of an outing on March 8th, but one thing the White Sox staff has to do a lot better this year, is pitching over defensive miscues.

Edited March 9, 200719 yr by Dick Allen