How about they don't allow a run this inning?

Why doesn't hawk even mention trace Thompson

 

I can totally see Juan starting for a team like the Reds next year and leading off.

Can't wait for Ozzie to say it's not fair to sit Pierre down the stretch when we're out of contention and not make Viciedo a full-time starter

If he's ever called up.

You are confusing "having a bad season" with "has no skills". Dunn has more power than almost anyone in this league, and to think otherwise is ridiculous, really.

 

You can't say this anymore. He led the league in average distance for home runs the past few years, and now this year, he's probably only hit 3 or 4 "long" homers.

If he's ever called up.

 

Haha, imagine if he doesn't even get a September call-up.

You can't say this anymore. He led the league in average distance for home runs the past few years, and now this year, he's probably only hit 3 or 4 "long" homers.

 

You can't quit a guy after one bad year with the career he has had. If that was the case, we should have dumped Buehrle and Konerko a long time ago.

Haha, imagine if he doesn't even get a September call-up.

 

Thought it was confirmed in Tribune the other day that he would get called up, along with another pitcher and catcher

Thought it was confirmed in Tribune the other day that he would get called up, along with another pitcher and catcher

 

That makes sense really. No reason Tyler couldn't play first on some occasions.

What does three up and three down mean to you?

 

End of a inning?

You can't say this anymore. He led the league in average distance for home runs the past few years, and now this year, he's probably only hit 3 or 4 "long" homers.

 

1 of every 3 or 4 homers being a monstrous blast is still a pretty good ratio

You can't say this anymore. He led the league in average distance for home runs the past few years, and now this year, he's probably only hit 3 or 4 "long" homers.

 

You really think he went from Ryan Howard power to Tadahito Iguchi power in one offseason? I have no seen Dunn in batting practice, but I bet he hits his fair share of 450+ ft balls. The power is still there, it's how contact rate and ability to hit crushable pitches that is totally out of wack. Guys, especially prolific home-run hitters, don't just randomly lose all their strength. Like they say, your speed is the first thing to go, your power is the last.

As awful as this season has been, it's completely depressing to think the Sox are stuck with Rios and Dunn for three more seasons.

 

Dunn is finished.

 

He's inept. There isn't one thing he does at the major league level -- hit for average (no), hit for power (no), run (no), field (no) and catch (no).

 

The Chairman needs to make somebody answer for wasting $56 million.

 

It's ridiculous.

 

It was the Chairman who OK'd that money, so he is just as much to blame. Two of the highest salaries came from the NL. Perhaps this organization over rates NL talent.

Maybe they should have passed on him and waited for Viciedo.

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You really think he went from Ryan Howard power to Tadahito Iguchi power in one offseason? I have no seen Dunn in batting practice, but I bet he hits his fair share of 450+ ft balls. The power is still there, it's how contact rate and ability to hit crushable pitches that is totally out of wack. Guys, especially prolific home-run hitters, don't just randomly lose all their strength. Like they say, your speed is the first thing to go, your power is the last.

 

I have no idea what's happened to him, but I just looked up Konerko's awful season, and it makes PK look like Tony Gwynn compared to 2011 Adam Dunn.

I have no idea what's happened to him, but I just looked up Konerko's awful season, and it makes PK look like Tony Gwynn compared to 2011 Adam Dunn.

 

Funny to think, but Adam Dunn has the second worst contract in this game.

The funny, or awful, thing about Rios' pop ups are that he never seems to know where the ball is, and then he jolts his head up in surprise and then jogs.

The funny, or awful, thing about Rios' pop ups are that he never seems to know where the ball is, and then he jolts his head up in surprise and then jogs.

 

Don't worry, we then get a shocking 5-3 off the bat of Alexei

The funny, or awful, thing about Rios' pop ups are that he never seems to know where the ball is, and then he jolts his head up in surprise and then jogs.

 

BTW, it's such a legit observation you made. It's all about the plate coverage that he doesn't get on pitches on the outer half. Something that has to get fixed next year.

 

This.team.is.dead.

 

God, Buehrle obviously hasn't been sharp or locating his pitches, but this game is so typical of the White Sox in 2011. And frustrating.

 

Basically, four errors in four innings just gave the Angels 2 runs.

 

 

He'll be a Sox in two years because Kenny always wanted him.

 

you know, maybe KW should be called Sloppy Seconds, cuz that's what all his acquisition of players once past their prime reminds me of.....wait til there current club sees them no longer fit then go and get the "bargain" with name still attached

if the sockies don't wino we gonna be fino

The Rangers have turned their division back into a race.

I'm sure Kendrys Morales will somehow end up on the White Sox roster soon...

 

The worst part about this game is we're going to have to use the bullpen for at least 2 innings, but I guess it doesn't matter with all the offdays this week.

 

Crain warming up.

Does everyone on either LA team have some sort of Dre/2Pac song as walk up music?

And that is why you hit the cutoff man.