SSH2005

AJ bunting?

ROWAND!!!

It could have gone either way in my opinion.

Don't swing at the slider, Rowand!

Wow, if we keep working Clement we can get into their terrible bullpen early.

Paulie grounded out to the 3rd baseman, Dye out at 2nd base, Pods scored from 3rd base.

Erin Andrews is HOT!

1-0 White Sox!

OH MY GOD NOOO!!!

Pods steals 3rd base!!!

No DP's, Konerko!

HBP to Dye!

I guess Ozzie wanted to make sure there was no DP and Dye and Konerko would both get to hit.

Why are we bunting already? Wow.

Clement gets the high and outside strike call that Jose didn't. YES, PODS HBP!!!

JOSE!!!

HE GONE!!!

Thanks for the hustle Jermaine. Oh no...

Damon shellacked that ball but right at Konerko.

Dan Roan says that it's in the upper 80's at the Cell and the wind is blowing out.

Does this look like a probable 2006-2007 projected lineup? SG Luol Deng PG Ben Gordon PF Michael Sweetney SF Peja Stojakovic C Tyson Chandler

Steve Kerr's take on the trade: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Am_Z...=yhoo&type=lgns "In return for Curry, the Bulls will receive Tim Thomas, Mike Sweetney, Jermaine Jackson and draft picks. Rumors are that Antonio Davis, who is part of the package to New York, will be subsequently released and re-signed by Chicago to a minimum deal. The Bulls will have major salary-cap space next summer as a result of the trade. Of course, they'd rather have a healthy Curry, but at the end of a frustrating process, dealing Curry was about all Paxson could do." That's really sweet that we will actually get Antonio Davis back at a minimum deal. So who will we sign with all that extra cap space next offseason?

I hope this jacks up the rest of our boys to pound the Red Sox!

Wow, talk about highway robbery... http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sp...ack=1&cset=true "Just moments after Antonio Davis reflected thoughtfully Monday on the sign-and-trade deal that will send Eddy Curry to the Knicks, Davis had to stomach some unsettling news. He's being shipped to New York with Curry in exchange for power forward Michael Sweetney, small forward Tim Thomas, guard Jermaine Jackson, a first-round and two second-round draft picks." "Davis may not be gone long. The teams apparently have an agreement that the Knicks will release Davis and he will return to the Bulls later this month. Davis, who stands to make $13.9 million this season, is in the last year of his deal."