i predict 3 strikeouts followed by a 460 ft dinger

i predict 3 strikeouts followed by a 460 ft dinger

sounds pretty reasonable. On a side note, I always liked JoBo.

sounds pretty reasonable. On a side note, I always liked JoBo.

That makes one of us!

For a second, I thought KW re-acquired him.

For a second, I thought KW re-acquired him.

Same here. Scared the s*** out of me.

If we're going to lose to the Marlins tonight, I hope he hits one to the concourse.

For a second, I thought KW re-acquired him.

 

 

 

Nope, we havent traded for Milledge yet.

Oh boy. He and Olivo will go off this series.

It's been that kind of year.

Maggs, Hurt, Rowand, Marte, Howry, Sammy, Kip (kidding) where are you guys now that we need you?

Joe Who?

White Sox organizational development failure personified.

White Sox organizational development failure personified.

 

Ding.

White Sox organizational development failure personified.

 

 

Oh no.. there's been plenty of those. You've got to add asinine monetary payout to the description if you're going to be accurate in describing Joe.

I never liked Borchard (although that was a nice dinger) but I'm glad for him that he's enjoying a career down there.

 

Now if only the players we DO keep could do the same...

I like Joe, he always seemed to work hard and was accountable, even if he flamed out here. I miss Mo too, he seemed to be one of the dominant personalities on our team. I think he made people laugh a bit. I remember Ozzie saying he was insane

Borchard had holes in two places:

 

1. his swing

2. his head

 

The Sox could've fixed #1 if he would've fixed #2. He thought the only way to get to the big league was to, as Earl Weaver once said, "hit the *bleeping* ball out the ballpark".

I have some fond memories of Joe

 

 

too bad they were all in this uniform

 

From what Boz has said, he's a nice guy, and incredibly smart too.

to bad the borch aint playin tonight

From what Boz has said, he's a nice guy, and incredibly smart too.

 

^^^

 

The hitting clinic he gave years ago at Soxfest was topnotch. It was one of the single best clinics I have ever seen. The kid is incredibly smart, and a student of the game. Too bad it never translated to the playing field.

I always liked Liefer, he ALWAYS hustled out a grounder or popup

Classy guy and from what I understand, that's why the Marlins have kept him around. They've dumped several other OFs and have hung on to Borchard despite his sub .200 batting average. Apparently they like that he's a good guy in the clubhouse and a hard worker.