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7/14/05 - White Sox @ Indians Game Thread


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QUOTE(Milkman delivers @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 07:04 PM)
Hasn't Contreras owned the Indians in his career?  I wouldn't say he's a good starter by a start against a team he hasn't ever had a problem with.

 

How many times are we (or more importantly Contreras) facing the Indians in the second half? Probably a few. Maybe Burnett will always pitch horrible against them or other AL Central teams.

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QUOTE(Soxnbears01 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 07:05 PM)
i've never seen something like that before.

that's called chemistry folks

That's called lack of concentration by the LF, and the CF doing his job. That is also the reason the White Sox are lucky Aaron wants every flyball hit to the outfield.

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QUOTE(jphat007 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 08:06 PM)
Still a good play by Rowand. I bet a lot of CFs never get over there.

 

Exactly. Chemistry has nothing to do with it.

 

 

Contreras walks martinez with two outs. Just get through the damn inning please.

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QUOTE(qwerty @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 08:05 PM)
Backing up a player when they cannot see a ball? If you say so...

most centerfielders would not make that play.

they know each other so well, he was able to cover.

oh well

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QUOTE(Dick Allen @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 07:06 PM)
That's called lack of concentration by the LF, and the CF doing his job. That is also the reason the White Sox are lucky Aaron wants every flyball hit to the outfield.

 

LOL. How is that lack of concentration? He lost it in the freaking lights.

 

That's meant to be sarcasm right?

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QUOTE(qwerty @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 01:05 AM)
Backing up a player when they cannot see a ball? If you say so...

 

Did you see how far he ran? You never see a CF'er run into LF to back up the LFer. Left-center is one thing, but that ball was in straight-away left...

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QUOTE(Wedge @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 08:06 PM)
How many times are we (or more importantly Contreras) facing the Indians in the second half?  Probably a few.  Maybe Burnett will always pitch horrible against them or other AL Central teams.

 

They worked the rotation so Contreras and Duque would face the Central far less than the other three.

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QUOTE(CWSGuy406 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 08:08 PM)
Did you see how far he ran?  You never see a CF'er run into LF to back up the LFer.  Left-center is one thing, but that ball was in straight-away left...

 

So how is that chemistry?

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QUOTE(jphat007 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 07:07 PM)
LOL. How is that lack of concentration? He lost it in the freaking lights.

 

That's meant to be sarcasm right?

He didn't lose it in the lights. It was hit too high. He lost it in the sky. Podsednik is probably picking the ball up off the bat. With all the trouble he has had this year losing balls in the sky, he has to concentrate on the ball out of Contreras' hand. I know it doesn't seem like it makes a difference, but it really does.

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QUOTE(CWSGuy406 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 08:10 PM)
Didn't say it was, did I?

 

But you don't see a CF'er ever back-up the LF'er in straight-away left field...

 

No but the response of mine you quoted was asking soxnbears how that play anything to do with chemistry. No chemistry was involved... it was just a smart heads up play by one of the best ''fielding'' center fielders in the game.

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