Nice couple of innings for JD.

That was just bad Paulie

Every Sox out on the ground so far.

Konerko over last 400 at bats just horses***.

Harrelson with some interesting comments tonight so far.

 

Cabrera might be the best hitter in MLB history before it's all done...and agents are to blame for so many players being on the DL (unless they're in their contract drive years).

Saw an interesting stat to show how far offense has fallen off...

 

Current leading hitter from the catching spot for homers (active career, and not on the DL) is Ramon Hernandez.

Harrelson with some interesting comments tonight so far.

 

Cabrera might be the best hitter in MLB history before it's all done...and agents are to blame for so many players being on the DL (unless they're in their contract drive years).

Cabrera never seems to have a bad week.

Danks looking really good, appears to have nearly everything working for him except exceptional FB command

How does Danks look tonight? I saw the first inning.

How does Danks look tonight? I saw the first inning.

 

 

Has been pretty effective with four pitches.

 

Good movement on the cutter early. Fastball has been all over the place, but effectively wild. 86-90 MPH on the fastball.

 

Curveball at 72-75, looks about the same.

 

Some great change-ups the last inning to get two K's. Was confident enough to go change 3-1 against our old friend Olivo.

 

Taking in the Sox game with daddy Kyyle23

congrats!

Keppinger almost took the head off of the pitcher there.

Horrible luck for Keppinger there. Even worse for Koehler.

Thanks, Hector.

 

Almost impossible to imagine our offense hanging with the Tigers, Indians and Royals all season long, let alone the Wild Card contenders from the other divisions.

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How dare Gimenez argue with Eddings if a ball hit the ground or not!

Koehler has good stuff when he's in the zone.

Offense taking the night off again it seems.

Why does it seem that every time we fail with RISP that we turn around and give up runs the next inning???

 

Followed by Rule #1 for White Sox baseball: Any time we face a rookie pitcher in search of their first career victory....

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Yeah White Sox baseball returns.

Why does it seem that every time we fail with RISP that we turn around and give up runs the next inning???

 

Cause we're not very good?

Why does it seem that every time we fail with RISP that we turn around and give up runs the next inning???

Because this team is just simply not good.

Offense taking the night off again it seems.

 

It has in 4 of the last 5 games now

 

2 runs on 2 hits as good as Marlin's offense gets.

Not bad enough to be truly bad, but not close to good enough to be really good, either.

 

PURGATORY.

Not bad enough to be truly bad, but not close to good enough to be really good, either.

 

PURGATORY.

 

Disagree, this is getting blown up if they're 10 or out near the deadline.