Painful-lifeless

 

New blood is needed-a transfusion of new players into this line up

For how Frank does against us, he could hit #500 this weekend.

White Sox baseball, at it's best.

last week if I would of told you the Sox would have scored 4 runs off Santana at Minn and MB would throw a 2 hitter against the blue jays, never would you have believed they'd be mired in a 5 game losing streak and look lifeless doing it

 

they need to pull a miracle in these next three games or we're looking at 4 months of meaningless baseball

Edited June 1, 200718 yr by SoxFan562004

You know, when things are this bad and we lose a two-hitter by Buehrle, you just have laugh at this point and ride it out. It's almost mystical what's going on.

 

I can't even get depressed at this point because I think we're just going through a dark time where we can't get a break.

 

It's like the anti-2005.

Its the lifeless look that is most troubling-slumps come & go-this is a funk teamwide

The one positive of the night is MB. Great game. Hopefully all the starters follow suit.

Awesome game by Buehrle, stepped up big time. Thank god we didn't have to watch the bullpen implode yet again. Halladay was f'n nasty. b**** and moan about all the f***ing hit and runs you want, he was still nasty.

Even though it's tought to watch games such tonight, the loss is easier to digest when you consider this White Sox team just isn't very good. They'll be around .500 the entire season -- perhaps feed off a weak National League for June -- but it's obvious this team isn't doing anything in October.

 

Williams failed us this season. If this style of play continues, only one course of action is necessary -- selling players. And we'll need midseason deals that obviously favor us and immediately help our minor leauge system. Get on it, Williams. You'll have a lot of work to do over the next month.

It's a great thing that we preserved Jenks for tonight!!

The one positive of the night is MB. Great game. Hopefully all the starters follow suit.

Even if they do, the offense can't be relied upon to score runs.

Even though it's tought to watch games such tonight, the loss is easier to digest when you consider this White Sox team just isn't very good. They'll be around .500 the entire season -- perhaps feed off a weak National League for June -- but it's obvious this team isn't doing anything in October.

 

Williams failed us this season. If this style of play continues, only one course of action is necessary -- selling players. And we'll need midseason deals that obviously favor us and immediately help our minor leauge system. Get on it, Williams. You'll have a lot of work to do over the next month.

problem is, I think the Sox will feed off a weak NL in June and they'll be in sniffing distance at the trade deadline. Not that means that I think the way they're constructed/playing they're better than you say they are, but they'll have the illussion and Ozzie and KW will buy it

Edited June 1, 200718 yr by SoxFan562004

We just aren't a very good team. Our offensive approach at the plate is terrible. I don't think anything will help this team at all right now. It's gonna be a long summer I think.

This team is going to make me more of an alcoholic than I already am. Awful, just awful...

 

Oh well....

 

It's a great thing that we preserved Jenks for tonight!!

are you whining about the series in minnesota, or are you suggesting Buehrle should've been pulled?

We just aren't a very good team. Our offensive approach at the plate is terrible. I don't think anything will help this team at all right now. It's gonna be a long summer I think.

which is a shame. I use sports as an escape, and I was hoping that the Sox would play meaningful games all summer, but at this pace and the way they look on the field, I have a hard time seeing that happening

The one positive of the night is MB. Great game. Hopefully all the starters follow suit.

 

The good thing is Buehrle upped his trade value for the firesale that's coming sooner than later.

Edited June 1, 200718 yr by Allsox

problem is, I think the Sox will feed off a weak NL in June and they'll be in sniffing distance at the trade deadline. Not that means that I think the way they're constructed/playing they're better than you say they are, but they'll have the illussion and Ozzie and KW will buy it

The way we are playing, I don't think we have to worry about feeding off anyone.

problem is, I think the Sox will feed off a weak NL in June and they'll be in sniffing distance at the trade deadline. Not that means that I think the way they're constructed/playing they're better than you say they are, but they'll have the illussion and Ozzie and KW will buy it

I hope JD, Crede, and Iguchi all tear the cover off the ball around the trade deadline. Get something for them.

are you whining about the series in minnesota, or are you suggesting Buehrle should've been pulled?

 

Making fun of people who were complaining that if we used Jenks last night for "two" innings, he wouldn't have been able to pitch tonight.

which is a shame. I use sports as an escape, and I was hoping that the Sox would play meaningful games all summer, but at this pace and the way they look on the field, I have a hard time seeing that happening

 

No worries, Bears training camp opens in July

The good thing is Buehrle upped his trade value for the firesale that's coming sooner than later.

 

If we lose with Buehrle on the mound, I'd rather it be because he pitched bad.

No worries, Bears training camp opens in July

lol true, and look, I've been supernegative all night on this board, but I'll throw one optomistic disclaimer in here. If they can do a complete 180 and take the next three games, with CLE and DET playing each other they will gain 3 games on the division leaders in some combonation (long shot I know, but Roy doesn't pitch every night)

fathom, I think you need to keep track of games or get rid of that silly signature. Ozzie's been quite good this year.

Making fun of people who were complaining that if we used Jenks last night for "two" innings, he wouldn't have been able to pitch tonight.

ah, my bad. good point.