He has absolutely no business facing righties anymore. That was as bad as it gets.

Lillibridge apparently tires out easily after any hot start.

So much for the Lillibridge magic batting touch.

 

He's left the bases loaded 3-4 times in a row now without threatening a hit.

we are just gag jobs with RISP

you could smell the fear thru the TV screen

That sucked. And I agree with fathom.

So what the f*** is it with this team. We take fastballsdown the cock, then swing at s*** in the dirt. It's hard to drive in runners when you get it backwards.

That would be Alex Avila.

 

 

Of the catchers that were available on the FA market this offseason.

Hopefully Jake's found his control for good and that was just one s***ty inning in the second.

So what the f*** is it with this team. We take fastballsdown the cock, then swing at s*** in the dirt. It's hard to drive in runners when you get it backwards.

 

I'm going to take a wild guess and say you turned the game on right when The Bridge came up to bat.

 

So what the f*** is it with this team. We take fastballsdown the cock, then swing at s*** in the dirt. It's hard to drive in runners when you get it backwards.

 

 

Because Reynoso destroyed Lilly with the slider the first time up.

 

Then Brent was expecting the local (this time up) and got the express...got down in the count, it's the story of Dunn at-bats all season long.

 

 

I don't know how you can explain it, but this team ALWAYS rallies when Peavy's pitching and gets behind early.

Edited July 6, 201114 yr by caulfield12

I'm going to take a wild guess and say you turned the game on right when The Bridge came up to bat.

 

I am going to take a guess that this is your first white sox game this season if you thing this is the first time that happened.

 

C'mon DP would be nice here

lol @ aj

Of the catchers that were available on the FA market this offseason.

 

Understood.

c'mon no walks here Jake

I wonder if any team in MLB history has started a hitter at #3 in July who had an average of .170 or below with over 200 previous at-bats that season?

Good job by Jake there. I didn't want to see Escobar up with runners on.

If the Twins hadn't blown that 7-0 lead the other night, they'd be threatening only 6 games under .500 tonight.

 

As it stands, they've improved the exact same number of games as we have.

 

-20 to -9, White Sox -11 to .500.

 

 

Paulino already at 78 pitches with no outs in the bottom of the 4th.

Edited July 6, 201114 yr by caulfield12

lets take the lead now

I wonder if any team in MLB history has started a hitter at #3 in July who had an average of .170 or below with over 200 previous at-bats that season?

 

Good question, I don't think so

lets take the lead now

 

I fully endorse this idea.

Omar!

 

That Vizquel single was completely Vizquellian.

I am going to take a guess that this is your first white sox game this season if you thing this is the first time that happened.

 

I'm just saying it's an odd time to start spouting off about how s***ty this team is when they put together a nice collection of 2-out hits/runs to tie the game up.

If the Twins hadn't blown that 7-0 lead the other night, they'd be threatening only 6 games under .500 tonight.

they are still the team i keep an eye on, even with all the injuries. Baker has been pitching his ass off.