Winner winner, chicken dinner!

we did, didn't we?

 

(and there's no "e" at the end of calderon)

 

 

No you din't. You need the accent on the the RO in the middle as the PA guy used to say it when he came in the game.. I probably should have put a few more Os in it also. That's what I meant to say. I've never been much aof a splllerr.

 

Salome BaROjas!!!!!

He did not play for the White Sox. He nearly signed with the White Sox after being waived by the Athletics because he went off on Finley, but chose the Red Sox instead.

 

I didn't think he did. But guys come and go sometimes (no juvenile comments needed ) and you forget some of them.

No you din't. You need the accent on the the RO in the middle as the PA guy used to say it when he came in the game.. I probably should have put a few more Os in it also. That's what I meant to say. I've never been much aof a splllerr.

 

Salome BaROjas!!!!!

 

LOL! i totally forgot about that.

He did not play for the White Sox. He nearly signed with the White Sox after being waived by the Athletics because he went off on Finley, but chose the Red Sox instead.

 

somebody watched the hawk harrelson special on CSN after the game on Sunday

If he makes the real list, I'll agree with you.

Hint. Hint.

Sean Lowe.

Agreed. I was at the game in Baltimore during 2006 when he hit a 9th inning grand slam to win it. Most certainly one of my favorite games I've ever been to.

Edited August 20, 200817 yr by Felix

In honor of the Mariners in town...Jaime Burke.

 

But for reals...Craig Graebeck.

Former Sox player Tim Hulett's son, Tug, played today for the M's. I couldn't help but make the connection to Tug and Tim McGraw.

But for reals...Craig Graebeck.

Who doesn't love the Little Hurt?

Ellis Burks

 

 

Ellis Burks

Man I was annoyed when they let him walk.

Man I was annoyed when they let him walk.

 

Yea, that was BS

 

Easily no. 1 in my book. Some other names include Jeff Abbott and Mark L. Johnson. Charles Johnson is up there as well.

From the 1976 team , the US bicentennial and the year I graduated HS.

46 Francisco Barrios

34 Ken Brett

36 Clay Carroll

51 Terry Forster

54 Goose Gossage

26 Dave Hamilton

25 Jesse Jefferson

21 Bart Johnson

45 Chris Knapp

27 Ken Kravec

55 Jack Kucek

41 Larry Monroe

13 Blue Moon Odom

38 Jim Otten

40 Pete Vuckovich

28 Wilbur Wood

# Catchers

16 Brian Downing

29 George Enright

11 Jim Essian

17 Phil Roof

8 Pete Varney

# Infielders

8 Kevin Bell

10 Jack Brohamer

30 Bucky Dent

3 Jim Spencer

1 Bill Stein

14 Hugh Yancy

# Outfielders

7 Alan Bannister

22 Buddy Bradford

15 Rich Coggins

48 Ralph Garr

22 Jerry Hairston

14 Cleon Jones

44 Chet Lemon

15 Wayne Nordhagen

20 Nyls Nyman

6 Jorge Orta

# Other Positions

19 Sam Ewing

23 Lamar Johnson

18 Pat Kelly

17 Carlos May

9 Minnie Minoso

Edited August 23, 200817 yr by CaliSoxFanViaSWside

Who the hell is Larry Monroe?

Who the hell is Larry Monroe?

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/cws/team/e...nroe_larry.html

I've always liked Greg Norton, partly because I played "catch" with him during pre-game from my hotel window at the SkyDome. I also felt bad for him because of his messed-up family situation.

 

I'd like to add Ivan Calderon to this list, although I don't know if he's "obscure" enough.

 

Winner winner, chicken dinner!

 

LOL, I don't think anyone else has even mentioned Canseco.

I haven't hear much love for the 83' Winning Ugly team. I guess 25 years ago is a long time for most on here.

 

I'll edit this and amend it to pitchers on the 83'' team that I haven't seen mentioned.

Edited August 25, 200817 yr by CaliSoxFanViaSWside

One of the greatest sports nicknames of all time:

 

Warren "The Deacon" Newsom.

23 Lamar Johnson

 

Good to see Lamar get some love...

Not that everybody didn't look goofy in the shorts uni's....but Lamar in 'em was funny.