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  1. QUOTE (ChiSox59 @ Jan 6, 2016 -> 10:35 PM) Awesome signature. Who'd that use to be? Buehrle, Peavy, Rios, PK, and AJ? http://thegoldensombrero.com/wordpress/wp-...oxWereAllIn.jpg
  2. QUOTE (RockRaines @ Jan 5, 2016 -> 11:57 AM) Wait, the Browns hired Jonah Hill? Moneyball 2: Gridiron Metrics
  3. QUOTE (Alexeihyeess @ Jan 5, 2016 -> 03:36 PM) If you look in the mirror and say Lew Ford three times somewhere in the world a shallow pop fly will land right between the 2nd baseman and right fielder with runners on 2nd and 3rd and 2 outs. That's really clever!
  4. QUOTE (raBBit @ Jan 5, 2016 -> 02:50 PM) I was at that Paniagua game. I left that game thinking we had the division. Honestly, it was almost like it was all down hill after they cut Paniagua. I just remember Radke and Johan putting us down back to back multiple times and Juan Uribe dropping an infield popup off the bat of Jaque Jones to seal our fate. I still have nightmares about those Twins teams. I remember them vividly. C - Lucroy/AJP/Mauer 1B - Mientkiewcz/Mauer 2B - Rivas/Punto 3B - Koskie SS - Guzman LF - Kielty/Stewart CF - Hunter RF - Jaque Jones DH - Ortiz/Lucroy. That was also the beginning of the Lew Ford Era. *shudders*
  5. QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Jan 5, 2016 -> 10:05 AM) Have you seen Stranger than Fiction? Farrell's most subdued role, and IMO his best performance. I really disliked that movie. Maybe I'm just used to him as a comedian.
  6. "Muñoz made his major league debut in 2004 for the Chicago White Sox in a start against the Montreal Expos. It was a disaster, as Muñoz allowed eleven runs in three innings (including nine in the second inning alone) tying for third all-time for most runs allowed in a major league debut. (Bill James' "Game Score" statistic, which measures pitcher starts — 50 is average, 90 is exceptional, below 20 is poor — scores Munoz' start at minus-7, the worst for a debut start since at least 1918.) Amazingly, Muñoz almost did not emerge as the losing pitcher, as the Sox mounted an incredible comeback, finally falling 17-14. Muñoz went back to the minors, then returned in September, pitching fairly well in relief."
  7. Arnie Munoz gets my vote.
  8. QUOTE (Jose Paniagua @ Jan 5, 2016 -> 10:31 AM) I am expecting some movement today. Hope it happens for me. A bag of apples should do the trick.
  9. Traded to Dodgers in a three way deal for 3B Todd Frazier. Closed.
  10. Traded to Dodgers in a three way deal for 3B Todd Frazier. Closed.
  11. Traded to Dodgers in a three way deal for 3B Todd Frazier. Closed.
  12. Traded to Texas for RP Will Lamb. Closed
  13. Due to a difference in class schedules, Alabama will have more practice time than Clemson leading up to the championship game.
  14. http://awfulannouncing.com/2016/jon-heyman...cbs-sports.html I wonder if this will affect anything for the possible free agency info.
  15. QUOTE (Chicago White Sox @ Dec 31, 2015 -> 08:13 PM) Can I change my name to "John"? It's taken already.
  16. Kids born the year of 9/11 are freshmen and sophomores in high school.
  17. Natalie Cole, 65 - Congestive Heart Failure
  18. QUOTE (scs787 @ Dec 30, 2015 -> 01:26 PM) Goldman and Jeffery out next week. Bears brought back Terry "Swamp Monster" Williams aka "The best Nose Tackle in the 2015 Draft"..... http://www.nflmocks.com/2015/04/02/terry-w...-the-2015-draft Ugh, I don't know how to internets anymore. Fixed!
  19. Now a guy named Joe saying 6 years 132 mil.
  20. Looks like Twitter speculation by a guy named Jeff - claiming that a TV station (?) in Canada saying that the Sox signed him. No references, no verification. I think he's being a Twitter whore, myself.
  21. The wikipedia page has been edited by someone already.
  22. I don't see Davis' overall appeal. Sure, he can hit you 40-50 in a year, but he's bad at D, slow, and can't hit for consistent average.
  23. Sbarro is dry, heartburn-city.
  24. QUOTE (OmarComing25 @ Dec 29, 2015 -> 11:18 AM) Dick Allen, first player to break $250,000 in salary... with the White Sox. Albert Belle, first player to break $10 million in salary... with the White Sox. Fact. Schmacts. What we need is more off-topic name-dropping.
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