Rios, indeed.

With Dickey on the mound tomorrow, I wouldn't mind seeing ADA and Dunn get the game off and Wise/Danks play in their place.

Rios, indeed.

 

That's about as far as he'll hit a home run.

Sox 5-0

but he's feeling good at the plate, you know

Cinco homers. El profundo.

 

I don't know if we can call the Rios move a "genius" one exactly....because of the effect it had on the team/clubhouse/chemistry/Dye in 2009, and because of the 2011 disappointment.

 

He's getting closer and closer to earning his money, though...and has clearly become the best White Sox position player.

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but he's feeling good at the plate, you know

 

Nice job of advancing the runner on 2nd

There is that 2nd base groundball from Dunn.

Mr. Dunn you, sir, are terrible at this sport we call baseball. .113.

Dunn will never hit above .205 until he learns to beat the shift which is nearly impossible.

Has anyone ever done a study for how many hit Dunn loses to the extreme shift?

Viciedo now ahead of DeAza, Keppinger, Dunn and Flowers in BA at .222.

 

Since we can't pick on Flowers tonight, that leaves the first three.

There is that 2nd base groundball from Dunn.

Right field ground ball.

If Dunn had any sense of decency, he'd call a press conference, say "I'm sorry." And retire.

If Dunn had any sense of decency, he'd call a press conference, say "I'm sorry." And retire.

 

 

David Wells can attend with him...and Todd Ritchie.

 

Most importantly, Jose Paniagua, haha.

 

 

At least someone FINALLY beat up Justin Masterson...the rejuvenated, Valentine-free Red Sox.

And very quietly, Carl Crawford has come out of the gates ready to play for the Dodgers this year.

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95 pitches thru 6. Does Q come back out for the 7th?

David Wells can attend with him...and Todd Ritchie.

 

Most importantly, Jose Paniagua, haha.

 

And Claudell Washington.

95 pitches thru 6. Does Q come back out for the 7th?

 

Yes

If he retired and saved the Sox all the money he's owed it would be his biggest contribution to the team he could make.

Q is violating Rasmus.

Ramon Ortiz has been around forever.

 

Born in 1973.

 

I remember when he was a pretty decent starter with the Angels.

T-Flow back up to the Mendoza line, hitting exactly .200.

 

 

Stupid KW, if we had Tyler Greene LAST YEAR instead of Olmedo, you could make an argument we might have advanced into the playoffs...that game that Alexei showed up late and got benched for Olmedo was a critical loss.

Edited April 18, 201312 yr by caulfield12

Helluva stop by Lawrie

Hit a granny Kep.

Another hit with RISP for tonight.