we gotta get Konerko going

Konerko now 4/29 lifetime against Shields but no choice but to play him with our current roster.

 

If nothing else, you'd think Konerko would take a couple of pitches and try to gave Chris Sale more of a breather, even if he's unlikely to hit Shields.

 

 

Gillaspie now down into the .270's. (Check that, .286)

 

Ramirez 0 for the series so far.

 

Team average at .227.

Edited May 6, 201312 yr by caulfield12

Walk the previous guy on four pitches? Better swing at the first pitch.

A bit?

 

I dunno, I kind of like KC's bullpen n roster.

Walk the previous guy on four pitches? Better swing at the first pitch.

out of the zone...

Walk the previous guy on four pitches? Better swing at the first pitch.

 

It's cause he has to cheat to try to do damage now.

Sale has this tendency to start poorly and settle in. Needs consistency no doubt.

we gotta get Konerko going

 

You have the fountain of youth?

we gotta get Konerko going

 

 

Not going to happen the next 2 games.

 

4/29 against Shields and not a good match-up with Harvey, either.

What new?

 

More atrocious Alexei Ramirez at-bats.

 

What else can go wrong?

Not going to happen the next 2 games.

 

4/29 against Shields and not a good match-up with Harvey, either.

 

Give Konerko the day off against Harvey and put Dunn at 1B.

I'm so tired of this ridiculous hacking approach. Alexei is swinging at pitches that Little Leaguers know to take.

What else can go wrong?

 

Don't say that, as an injury to the big guy on the mound would be catastrophic.

Konerko now 4/29 lifetime against Shields but no choice but to play him with our current roster.

 

If nothing else, you'd think Konerko would take a couple of pitches and try to gave Chris Sale more of a breather, even if he's unlikely to hit Shields.

 

 

Gillaspie now down into the .270's. (Check that, .286)

 

Ramirez 0 for the series so far.

 

Team average at .227.

I read the other day the Washington Nationals had a .227 team average if you took away Harper's numbers, so maybe the Sox are one star away.

Don't say that, as an injury to the big guy on the mound would be catastrophic.

 

QFT

Don't say that, as an injury to the big guy on the mound would be catastrophic.

"1st pick in the draft" catastrophic

 

 

"1st pick in the draft" catastrophic

 

Not as long as the Marlins and Astros still exist.

4 hits, 4 outs for Sale.

 

40+ pitches.

Edited May 6, 201312 yr by caulfield12

I read the other day the Washington Nationals had a .227 team average if you took away Harper's numbers, so maybe the Sox are one star away.

 

 

Except their starting pitching (even with Strasburg ouchy) is better.

 

And Harper might be the 2nd best player in the NL after Justin Upton.

 

Other than Rios, we might not have another hitter in the Top 100.

 

Keppinger can't be this bad. I wasn't very familiar with him, but words like "scrappy" were used to describe him. He's seems very lackadaisical to me. He was Hahn's big move, and bust is the only word to describe him at this point.

Alex Gordon could've been had pretty easily a few years ago, right? Before they moved him to left?

Can't get a curveball over to save his life today.

Alex Gordon could've been had pretty easily a few years ago, right? Before they moved him to left?

Sale isn't getting any close calls and they're hitting the hell out of him when he falls behind

Not as long as the Marlins and Astros still exist.

 

Depends how many players sox trade off too as well as prospects/young players they play. But Carlos Rodon would not be a bad consolation prize.

Edited May 6, 201312 yr by SoxAce