EvilJester99

Does anyone know what Wunsch did to piss of KW? It looks as though he has pissed someone off. I thought Wunsch was a very good lefty last season for the Sox.

I would have Reinsdorf and group sell the team.

Please Wirtz says he doesn't concern himself with the Wolves because The Hawks are the only Pro team in Chicago. I don't know if Wirtzy has noticed or not but he has an AHL team on the ice every night and I would bet the Wolves could even beat the Hawks in a game. It will be a great day when he either hands the team over to his son, sells the team or drops stone dead .

I know its early but I am starting to get very concerned about the starting pitching and the defense. Wayyyy too many homers given up and wayyyy too many errors.

I think Politte has major issues whenever he is pitching in the 9th for some goofy reason. He puts too much pressure on himself. He seems fine to pitch in the 7th and 8th. I wonder why they had Marte pitch the 7th and 8th but then have politte come in a tie game in the 9th. I would have done it opposite. Politte first then Marte. Oh well its only one game.

Make sure you wear your bulletproof vest when going there. hehe

Not a problem because I feel the same way. How does Warner look when his wife is calling up sports radio stations and b****ing about how Kurt is being treated...sheesh I would have told her to leave that s*** alone and let me handle it. She made him look like such a spineless jelly fish in my eyes.

I always welcome S&M...hehehe Oh wait thats not what ya meant. Welcome to the boards

Wow Fan tells us what ya really think....

Oooppppsssss I didn't see this already in the sports bar area...my fault.

Frank Hernandez was a White Sox fan who had just watched the Cubs win with his buddies Thursday afternoon when he was gunned down in the street in front of Wrigley Field after striking an SUV driver with a souvenir miniature baseball bat, police and witnesses said. Hernandez, 26, was crossing Clark Street about 6 p.m. when a Chevy Suburban cut him off and he hit the side of the sport-utility vehicle with the bat, a police official said. The driver of the SUV got out and tried to attack Hernandez, who then broke the souvenir bat over the driver's head, the police official said. A passenger in the SUV got out with a handgun and shot Hernandez in the upper abdomen, police and witnesses said. Hernandez collapsed on the sidewalk in front of a shuttered storefront just south of the Cubby Bear, a popular Wrigleyville watering hole. Paramedics performed CPR on the sidewalk, and Hernandez was taken to Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at 6:34 p.m. Two Chicago Police officers who were parked in a squad car half a block away saw the fight break out and were watching in their rearview mirror as the passenger of the SUV allegedly shot Hernandez. Witnesses said police took several men into custody almost immediately after the shooting. Late Thursday, police were questioning "a person of interest" in connection with the shooting, but no charges had been filed, according to spokesmen for the police and the Cook County state's attorney's office. Hernandez was shot about 90 minutes after the Cubs beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 11-3. "He went to the Cubs game, and he was just waiting, got out and right there he got shot," a friend of the Hernandez family said as he sat sobbing outside the Illinois Masonic emergency room. "He told me, 'I'm gonna see the Cubs today. I'll go and see my buddies.'" Hernandez's best friend, Brad Wallace Jr., who was with him at the game, had recently bought a cellular telephone with a built-in camera and had e-mailed his mother pictures from inside Wrigley, said Wallace's mother, Margaret Wallace. Hernandez attended Chicago's Curie High School with her son, and both men worked downtown in office jobs, she said. Together with Hernandez's younger brother and another friend, the two best friends watched the Cubs trounce Arizona, she said. "They loved to go to ballgames," Margaret Wallace said. "They try to get in a game every month, at least. They love sports. "From what I've heard, they were crossing the street. There was a fight behind them. My son got to the curb and turned around. He heard two pops and went to talk to Frankie, and he was on the ground." Silvio Stepancic, 23, a security guard at Bar Louie, 3545 N. Clark, said he heard the gunshot sometime after 6:15 p.m. and ran to try to resuscitate Hernandez. "I heard a shot. I heard some people running. And I ran to keep him alive as soon as I could," Stepancic said. Ald. Tom Tunney (44th), who was in his office several blocks away on Belmont Avenue when the shooting happened, said he was on the scene at Clark and Addison within minutes. "We have to applaud the police; they were right there," Tunney said. "The response was immediate. It's unfortunate that somebody lost their life over anger and temperament." Lorie Olszak, a friend of the owner of the SUV, said she spoke to a girlfriend of the owner Thursday. The girlfriend said he had called in the afternoon from Sluggers, a bar just south of the Cubby Bear on Clark. The owner of the SUV, who had been working at a construction site near Wrigley Field, said he was heading to Sluggers after work with several co-workers, Olszak said. The SUV owner made plans to meet the girlfriend after Sluggers on Thursday evening, but he never showed up, Olszak said. Another witness, who asked to be named only as "Dan A." from Hanover Park, said he was standing on the corner of Addison and Clark shortly after 6 p.m., listening to kids play the buckets, when he heard gunfire. "I turned around and I saw people running toward the sidewalk. Then I saw a crowd of people around some kid on the ground. His eyes were rolled back and ... he was spitting blood from his mouth." Dan A. had watched the Cubs game from a private rooftop on Sheffield. He decided to hang around after the game to see if he could get an autograph from Cubs centerfielder Corey Patterson but didn't have any luck. "I'm a suburban guy," he said. "I came to watch the game and have a nice day. And then this s--- happened." Contributing: Frank Main, Fran Speilman, Ana Mendieta, Cathleen Falsani, Art Golab, Cheryl V. Jackson, Annie Sweeney

If the Sox can get Soriano included in any deal it would be sweet. Soriano is going to be a stud. Garcia would be good but I think Pinero would be a better choice. Given Pinero has struggled thus far but like it was said he is nasty.

What's the line on Josh Stewart? Has he pitched well this season so far?

My sympathy for your loss. I am a cat lover and its saddens me when they pass. Especially after someone has had them for so long.

Whatever happened between Hawk and Wimpy? Or did Wimpy just leave on his own... I forget. I know he was talking about he was sexually abused way back when by a priest or something.

I wouldnt mind some lessons with Jenny Finch myself hehehe

Well hopefully KW is watching how the starting pitching is struggling of late and is thinking of trading for a legit starter over anything else.

I sure hope you're right because the Sox will need him to pitch well if they want to win this division.

I tell you... MB is begining to worry me a little with how he has been pitching of late. Plus the Defense has been looking pretty bad as well.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=1795302

Thing that bugs me too is but most of the hitters seem to be swinging for the fences at almost every at bat.

How many times can the Sox have bases loaded or two men on and not get a clutch hit?? Not to mention all those stupid errors from last nights game but thats hopefully not going to become common.

Hey Billy just keeps the game interesting. He makes fans keep a close eye... even though he is going to give me a freaking heart attack sometime this year sheesh. None the less he still gets the job done, so leave him be.

Crede goes yard....

KC would never trade him to someone in their own division anyway. I agree he will be with the Yankmees b4 the trade deadline.