Combined R/H/E of 79 today. Wow. All we have to do is give up 7 to tie and 8 to break our record for runs allowed in a doubleheader.

Edited July 6, 200718 yr by whitesoxfan101

Ed Farmer says we lost because we couldn't get our breaking stuff over.

 

 

That and the Twins scored more runs then us! You think things can't get any worse and they do. What else this year can make a Sox fan cringe? Five errors and we give them 20 runs! Oh well, there is always tomorrow (or in this case tonight)

Why the hell is Nick Massett still on this team?

Why the hell is Nick Massett still on this team?

 

 

you'd rather have charlie haeger?

you'd rather have charlie haeger?

he looked pretty damn good late last season.

you'd rather have charlie haeger?

I would. At least that would add a little excitement and suspense to the game.

that man is in a deep dark funk at the plate right now. What a shame he couldn't make contact.

 

 

i'd have rather sent gonzalez up than aj... he's just not with it now.

 

I would. At least that would add a little excitement and suspense to the game.

 

 

excitement & suspense = 50 mph meatball pitches???

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

excitement & suspense = 50 mph meatball pitches???

Yes. How is that any different from 92 MPH straight fastballs? At least with Heager you don't know what the hell is going to happen when the ball leaves his hand. Each pitch is a new, whimsical adventure.

i'd have rather sent gonzalez up than aj... he's just not with it now.

 

 

 

 

excitement & suspense = 50 mph meatball pitches???

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You vastly underrate the power of the dancing knuckleball.

QUOTE(Kalapse @ Jul 6, 2007 -> 04:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

May 17, 1979 Cubs lose 23-22 to the Phillies in 10. Neither starter made it past 1 out before being pulled. That has to be the ML record.

That's a great game.

 

Everytime it's on ESPN Classic I watch it. There's like 500 people at Wrigley that day too.

That's a great game.

 

Everytime it's on ESPN Classic I watch it. There's like 500 people at Wrigley that day too.

while I don't expect anyone to believe me, I watched that game on TV.

Only Sox could score a weeks worth of runs in one game and still lose by 6.