Boxing fan?

 

Nope.

 

It's a kind of obscure pull from Memorial Day 2008 against the Angels CQ hit's 2 Homers including a walk-off bomb on Sunday night on ESPN and that's what Joe Morgan called him

Nope.

 

It's a kind of obscure pull from Memorial Day 2008 against the Angels CQ hit's 2 Homers including a walk-off bomb on Sunday night on ESPN and that's what Joe Morgan called him

 

 

Off of John Lackey. I remember that...

.333/.469/.923/1.392 in his last 13 games.

.275/.353/.556/.908 in 173 PA since May 9th. Sure it's cherry picking but it makes me feel good.

The way he is hitting (and that defensive gem he made yesterday) he is comming back to becomming "THE" CQ.

It's funny because that "gem" showed just how awkward he is in RF. He took basically the worst route imaginable to get to that ball.

.333/.469/.923/1.392 in his last 13 games.

 

That's a pretty good way to raise your season OPS from .702 to .811 in 2 weeks.

It's funny because that "gem" showed just how awkward he is in RF. He took basically the worst route imaginable to get to that ball.

 

I saw that play and I thought "Wow... he's going to get himself killed out there". It was a great catch, but did it need to be? Would a better right fielder have made that play a lot easier?

 

I wonder how Quentin would react to being made the permanent DH? Maybe Jones gets DFAd and De Aza is made the starting right fielder with Quentin taking the DH spot...

I saw that play and I thought "Wow... he's going to get himself killed out there". It was a great catch, but did it need to be? Would a better right fielder have made that play a lot easier?

 

I wonder how Quentin would react to being made the permanent DH? Maybe Jones gets DFAd and De Aza is made the starting right fielder with Quentin taking the DH spot...

Rios makes that one look easy, catching it in stride at a moderate pace.

It's funny because that "gem" showed just how awkward he is in RF. He took basically the worst route imaginable to get to that ball.

 

It was still an outstanding play or "recovery." Obviously noone talked about the defensive route nor should, but that was still a great play to make even though his route wasn't very good. Haters gonna hate, and that is not surprising with you.

Edited July 6, 201015 yr by SoxAce

He took a bad angle to the ball, but it was a frozen rope basically right over his head on a night in which the wind was howling. I tend to side with the great play side of it moreso than the bad angle one.

It was still an outstanding play or "recovery." Obviously noone talked about the defensive route nor should, but that was still a great play to make even though his route wasn't very good. Haters gonna hate, and that is not surprising with you.

Yes, because I'm a "hater". It was a Sammy Sosa special: do everything wrong until the last second then fall down/dive and make the play. It's like watching Nate McLouth in CF; that dude makes an inordinate amount of diving catches, unfortunately it's because he's getting to the ball late, this won him a gold glove much like Quentin's ability to make moderately difficult plays look impossibly hard have won him Hawk's heart. Jermaine did the exact same thing with high flyballs to the track, lucky for us I don't think Quentin's nearly as bad as Dye.

Haha Jermaine was the master at the easy catch that looked hard, particularly his last two years here. Hawk would always go absolutely postal when he did it too.

He took a bad angle to the ball, but it was a frozen rope basically right over his head on a night in which the wind was howling. I tend to side with the great play side of it moreso than the bad angle one.

Don't get me wrong, it was not an easy play, it just wasn't nearly as difficult as he made it seem.

Yes, because I'm a "hater".

 

First step is admitting it. Congratulations, your well on your way sir.

Any play made in the first 4 innings yesterday was sensational, as that sun was BRUTAL!

Any play made in the first 4 innings yesterday was sensational, as that sun was BRUTAL!

 

Yeah, 6:05 games this time of year are just not a good idea, I forgot to mention that point as well.

Edited July 6, 201015 yr by whitesoxfan101

Yes, because I'm a "hater". It was a Sammy Sosa special: do everything wrong until the last second then fall down/dive and make the play. It's like watching Nate McLouth in CF; that dude makes an inordinate amount of diving catches, unfortunately it's because he's getting to the ball late, this won him a gold glove much like Quentin's ability to make moderately difficult plays look impossibly hard have won him Hawk's heart. Jermaine did the exact same thing with high flyballs to the track, lucky for us I don't think Quentin's nearly as bad as Dye.

 

Dude, stop hating. You heard ace, didn't you? Hawk himself said that it was one of the greatest plays you will ever see a right fielder make.

Dude, stop hating. You heard ace, didn't you? Hawk himself said that it was one of the greatest plays you will ever see a right fielder make.

Dude, stop hating. You heard ace, didn't you? Hawk himself said that it was one of the greatest plays you will ever see a right fielder make.

 

And as you know I'm sure, Hawk has never been known to be hyperbolic before.

Edited July 6, 201015 yr by whitesoxfan101

Dude, stop hating. You heard ace, didn't you? Hawk himself said that it was one of the greatest plays you will ever see a right fielder make.

 

Preach qwerty! I bet you typed all that without even smiling once didn't you?

Preach qwerty! I bet you typed all that without even smiling once didn't you?

 

He smiles less than Darin Erstad.