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QUOTE (fathom @ Jun 10, 2009 -> 09:09 PM)
Excellent managing yet again. I can't believe we bunted to get to two guys who look overmatched tonight.

 

I can name on one hand the number of players on this team who i consider to have a moderate level of baseball IQ when it comes to swinging a bat

 

Quentin, Beckham, Konerko

 

Well that about covers it

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QUOTE (whitesoxmanager @ Jun 11, 2009 -> 03:12 AM)
we are a good team that does absolutely nothing right.

 

sorry, that means you're a bad team. We're 13th in RISP in the AL, and when you lack power like we have this year, that means everything.

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QUOTE (JorgeFabregas @ Jun 10, 2009 -> 09:11 PM)
You don't think Jim Thome has a moderate baseball IQ when swinging the bat?

 

Well his batting average is .250, but of course when he leans into one it'll leave the premises, but I think Konerko is a much smarter hitter than Thome is, more selective that's for sure

 

Thome has been better as of late though, I think his last week or so he's hitting over .300

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QUOTE (maggsmaggs @ Jun 10, 2009 -> 09:09 PM)
I hate our team.

 

I was thinking tonight, strangely, that we'd look a whole lot better if just 2 things were true:

 

(1) Carlos Quentin back and healthy; and

 

(2) Gordon Beckham hitting.

 

If just those 2 things were true (assuming PK not hurt), our lineup clutter would diminish considerably, particularly at the bottom of the order. We actually now have a good leadoff man and Ramirez is hitting, then we have the middle of the order, which is on par with where it was last year, if not better, as long as Quentin hits.

 

Also, I think Beckham has a clue up there.

 

I know that this is ridiculously optimistic, but why not?

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QUOTE (joesaiditstrue @ Jun 10, 2009 -> 09:15 PM)
Well his batting average is .250, but of course when he leans into one it'll leave the premises, but I think Konerko is a much smarter hitter than Thome is, more selective that's for sure

 

Thome has been better as of late though, I think his last week or so he's hitting over .300

Konerko and Thome have the same career batting average--and Thome is on the declining portion of his career. Unless he forgot something I figure he is a pretty wise hitter.

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