Per the Trib

Veal's numbers in the minors were pretty bad against lefties, but hopefully he'll find his release point and return to form.

Edited May 18, 201312 yr by fathom

Rather have Veal working with Cooper than useless Heath

Glad to see all that hard work in AAA paid off.

Just grab David Purcey if you need a lefty, sheesh

Veal has to go, hopefully to never return.

Veal and/or Heath? Doesn't seem to be working out at this point

Veal has to go, hopefully to never return.

Sigh. Yeah, hopefully a guy who dominated the league last year will never come back. The only thing that matters is this month.

Sigh. Yeah, hopefully a guy who dominated the league last year will never come back. The only thing that matters is this month.

Dominated the league?! OK, in the 13 innings that he pitched. I'm thinking he was a fluke last year. Yeah, he dominated hitters but it was a very small sample size. He's not dominating any one this year, although again, small sample size.

Dominated the league?! OK, in the 13 innings that he pitched. I'm thinking he was a fluke last year. Yeah, he dominated hitters but it was a very small sample size. He's not dominating any one this year, although again, small sample size.

Obviously he's been terrible this year, but that's no reason to hope he continues to fail and is tossed aside. It'd be, um, more than a little nice if he could succeed. Why someone would cheer for a player to fail, go away, and never come back because of a few months of struggles is baffling to me.

Who's cheering for him to fail? I'm just saying he IS failing and therefore I don't want him around. I'd obviously love to be wrong. I don't ever hope anyone on the White Sox fails.

Who's cheering for him to fail? I'm just saying he IS failing and therefore I don't want him around. I'd obviously love to be wrong. I don't ever hope anyone on the White Sox fails.

"Hopefully never to return".

 

Certainly seems like it to me.

Ok then. Hopefully to never return as long as he is still failing miserably.

Sigh. Yeah, hopefully a guy who dominated the league last year will never come back. The only thing that matters is this month.

 

The odd are pretty good that last year was the outlier, and not the rest of his career. He never even had that good of a year in the minors, let alone in the majors.