McLouth is now 7-16 with 4 homers against Myers.

Wow, that's quite a stat. Horses for courses. Makes Robin look like a bozo.

the 2005 bullpen is like the 85 Bears to me

Awful loss, neither team really deserved to win. It's amazing how close every game has been. KW, get another reliever now!

How'd Baltimore not deserve to win? Only one really dumb mistake, they pitched great

This organization's lack of care for splits and stats is so damning.

 

The only thing that Ventura could have been thinking is that he was more worried about Machado on deck than McLouth. However, thanks to shack's alarming stat, it seems like he was caught sleeping.

How'd Baltimore not deserve to win? Only one really dumb mistake, they pitched great

 

They made a ton of mistakes in the field and on the bases

Gordo fought tough.

 

The hardest hit ball in that AB was the one off the knob of the bat.

the 2005 bullpen is like the 85 Bears to me

well said.

 

This entire pitching staff needs to wake the f*** up and stop letting walks beat this team.

The only thing that Ventura could have been thinking is that he was more worried about Machado on deck than McLouth. However, thanks to shack's alarming stat, it seems like he was caught sleeping.

 

If what you said is the case, that stupid walk to Reynolds may have lost us this game.

 

The pitch he walked on was a strike to Alexei the inning before too.

Oh and by the way, McLouth is 0-3 with 3 strikeouts in his career against Thornton

The hardest hit ball in that AB was the one off the knob of the bat.

 

he should have acted like it hit his elbow and ran to first.

They made a ton of mistakes in the field and on the bases

Dunn's "single" only led to one run

At some point do we wonder if Myers does it on purpose?

 

YES

 

The hardest hit ball in that AB was the one off the knob of the bat.

 

Johnson's not easy to hit against.

If what you said is the case, that stupid walk to Reynolds may have lost us this game.

 

The pitch he walked on was a strike to Alexei the inning before too.

 

Most definitely, the umpire might have cost the Sox two runs with the non 3rd strike to McLouth and the Reynolds ball 4.

Angels with 20 blown saves.

 

White Sox tied for 2nd in the AL with 18.

 

Sigh.

 

Plus, Thornton's confidence is probably a bit shaken now, not being used in such an obvious situation against McLouth, who had previously owned Myers.

 

This makes me the "doubting Thomas" for post season chances next to wetting the bed against the Tigers and Royals.

he should have acted like it hit his elbow and ran to first.

Shades of Jermaine Dye in the ALCS

he should have acted like it hit his elbow and ran to first.

 

The ball bounced so far away he couldn't have sold that.

Most definitely, the umpire might have cost the Sox two runs with the non 3rd strike to McLouth and the Reynolds ball 4.

 

I was following on my phone and those pitches in the 6th definitely looked like strikes on Gameday.

Edited August 28, 201213 yr by chw42

AJ's at bat was worse than Gordon's.

The hardest hit ball in that AB was the one off the knob of the bat.

 

:lolhitting

AJ's at bat was worse than Gordon's.

 

Same with Viciedo. I had no expectations from Gordon, so I can't complain much. He stayed in that AB for a while and made it interesting.

AJ's at bat was worse than Gordon's.

 

Can they suspend AJ for 3 games so Flowers can play the next 3? Kidding...I think

13 straight one run wins for Baltimore

That was a tough one...but we didn't deserve that one much either.

 

 

Axelrod starting on Wednesday it sounds like on twitter...ugh, pitch well tomorrow Sale

Edited August 28, 201213 yr by fathom