whitesoxfan99

Base hit for Graf, lets go Carlos.

Cleveland leads KC 6-3.

Cubs now lead only 4-2. 5 straight walks, the Cubs still have a no hitter.

In other news, Matt Clement leaves the game with a no hitter after walking the bases loaded in the 6th. Mark Guthrie in to relieve him.

I wasn't upset either. He did stay with Paniagua a little to long but no harm no foul. Personally I probably would have just stayed with Schoenweiss.

I think it is now quite obvious why Paniagua couldn't catch on with either Tampa Bay or Detroit. Wow that was terrible.

I'm not even worried about the Royals anymore.

3-0 on one of the luckiest base hits you will ever see. Way to go Tony G.

Good job Sandy, 2-0 White Sox, YES!

Way to go Joe 1-0 White Sox. Men on second and third with only 1 out.

I really like the player Carlos has become. It looks like he might finally be living up to the potential everyone thought he had.

Which isn't really saying much.

I said stat for pitchers. Hudson has had a bunch of games blown by his bullpen this year. Does the fact that he has less wins than Moyer mean that Moyer is having a better year? Stop playing around with words and answer the question.

So according to your theory that wins are the most important stat for a pitcher, your feel that Jaime Moyer and Andy Pettite are having better years than Tim Hudson or Pedro Martinez?

Playing safety in college is far different than in the NFL. To play strong safety you don't need great cover skills but Urlacher's would be terrible for a safety.

Yes, he has 7 wins but against 5 losses, not exactly a great win percentage. And he didn't quit against the Cubs. He told Manuel to have someone ready in the bullpen in case he got into trouble. This was because of the San Fransisco game in which Colon ran out of gas and gave up 5 runs in the 9th because manuel had no one up in the bullpen.

I would if that was possible. Its kind of hard when I have class and its a 3 hour drive from Champaign.

Urlacher can't cover well enough to play safety. Also, that leaves us with one legit linebacker in Holdman. I haven't even seen Urlacher be able to cover running backs or tight ends. I can't imagine him being able to cover an NFL wideout if they go 4 wide which is very common.

Colon is 16th in ERA, 6th in Ks, 12th in wins, 2nd in complete games, 3rd in innings pitched, and 8th in WHIP. No he hasn't been the ace I was expecting, but you could make the case he has been among the top 10 starting pitchers in the AL this year and thats not to bad.

I don't think he has that good of a shot either, but who has been more valuable to any team in the AL this year.

1. Esteban Loaiza - some homerism here, but think about where the Sox would be right now without him. We very likely would be 10 games back in the division, you can't say that for one member of any other contender. Usually not in favor of pitchers winning the award but no hitter on a contending team is having a great year. 2. Bret Boone - gold glover at second base also producing tremendous numbers for a contending team 3. Frank Thomas - no other hitter in the AL has been as clutch coming down the stretch as Frank Thomas 4. Alex Rodriguez - look at the numbers and a gold glove caliber shortstop, enough said. 5. Manny Ramirez - he is having an excellent year but his issues in the clubhouse will probably hold him back in the voting.

Hudson takes the loss today against the Angels. He also falls behind Loaiza in ERA albeit 2.60 for Loaiza to 2.61 for Hudson. Loaiza is now tied for first in wins, second in ERA behind Pedro, and 4th in Ks behind Mussina, Pedro, and Halladay.

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So Buehrle gets criticized less because he makes less money? Also, I was expecting just as much from Buehrle as Colon so that argument is not true in my case. However, I'm done arguing for the night and am just going to enjoy this victory.

Actually I'm at school, U of I right now but I might be in town this weekend.