southsider2k5

There have been a lot of rumors flying around and all of them have us adding players... sounds reasonable to me.

With his stuff do you think that will change as he hits the majors? Will more players start to put his pitches into play, sort of like Buehrle.

Thanks for the info Jim!

Let's hope you're right on this one...in my defense, he's been atrocious this season both in ERA/WHIP and Inherited Runers Scored... If he ever gains what he lost, it will be grea- he is a workhorse against whom hitters at times had no chance , in his first 8 innings with the Sox back in 01, he gave up like 1 hit, lol The guy just isn't going to be able to stay sharp as little as he has pitched. period.

Its sad, one start and the wind direction has already switched.

The difference was that you could tell Carlos was always trying, and it upset him when he did something wrong. He went back and worked on improving.

We don't need a whiny baby like Weaver. Jon Garland is just as talented if not more, and is only 23 I believe. Danny Wright is also younger than Weaver. Weaver would be a cancer in our clubhouse, we don't need to waste money on a cancer. Weaver is the equivilant to Jimenez in the clubhouse. The stories have always followed him. Plus he isn't mentally tough, it isn't too hard to get into his head.

Has he ever disiplined Sammy or Zambrano for acting like fools when they do something good? Nuff said. :fyou Baker

Jerry has said the last two outing that Colon is on a limited pitch count of about 100.

One of the problems with this team is we have almost all fastball hitting guys. If our team could hit junkballers a little better, we would be in a lot better shape. The record of Kerry Wood isn't a surprise at all.

IT was not good to see one of the Sox teammates agree with Ryan Klesko... But not a surprise either.

El Caballo

I don't know about anyone else, but I like the D with Willie at 2B and Aaron in CF. I think is the best combo we have.

In Jimenez's own words he loves to hit. The offense isn't really his problem. If he could stay awake at 2B, I wouldn't have a complaint about him.

So he won the battle and we won the war. At least Cub fans can still sleep tonight.

Dude first of all figure out your arguement. One post the guy has a career .265 ba in your first post, .264 in your second post, your third post you leave out 2003 and get .229 ba, then you say he is a .233 career average. Do you even have any idea what you are talking about. You keep changing the numbers and changing the arguement. Stay with one linear thought. And I did get a laugh out of the whole "fight" line. If someone poking holes in your posts on an internet message board makes you that upset, you have some serious maturity issues. But have at what ever you need to do buddy.

Neither pitcher works very fast, and the ump won't call strikes. Add that up for a 3 1/2 hour game.

Lead off single is erased on a DP, Colon is looking much more effective the last 3 innings. 4-3 Sox going to the bottom of the 4th.

Not if you saw their hitting statistics lately

Line drive off of the ump veered into foul territory, and Lee took 2nd on the throw home.

If I remember right the guy wasn't even starting for his team in Europe right?

Sure it is consistantly non-exsistant.

This strike zone is a f***ing joke. He has sawed the corners of it off, and won't call anything strike.

So what you are telling me is that a REALLY good year will improve someone's mediocre career stats? Wow, thanks Mr Obvious, you're a life saver.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Sammy "Clutch" Sosa.