South Side pitching may suddenly be in need of some larger pants.
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"If you're cold, you can have a bad week in one day."
- Greg Walker on doubleheaders
Author Archives: Andrew Reilly
The Patron Saint of South Side Baseball
Cake and ice cream never sounded so high and inside.
All the News That’s Fit to Go 1-for-11
If the Orioles are any good this year, we’ll only have ourselves to blame.
Filed Under: News Read More: Baltimore Orioles, Ben Davis, Erik Bedard, Luis Terrero, offseason, Ryan Bukvich Comments closed
Nothing But Net
Examining the trade for Nick Swisher. You might want to wear a hard hat.
Filed Under: Opinion Read More: Aaron Rowand, Billy Beane, Kenny Williams, Nick Swisher, Oakland A's, offseason, Trade Talk Comments closed
You Don’t Have to Play Like a Refugee
A salute to the White Sox’ All-Cuba team.
Filed Under: Features Read More: Alexei Ramirez, Cuban baseball, Danny Tartabull, Jose Canseco, Jose Contreras, Minnie Minoso, Orlando Hernandez Comments closed
What It Means
The real tragedy of the Mitchell Report is not what you think it is, nor is it who you think it is.
Damn You, Carlos Almanzar
The true shame of the impending Mitchell Report is not nearly as glamorous as we might think.
Filed Under: Features Read More: Jose Canseco, Mitchell Report, PED, Scott Schoeneweis Comments closed
The Andy Gonzalez of Offseason Acquisitions
Plans are for losers. What the White Sox need is a tall glass of hyperbole.
Filed Under: News Read More: 2008, Carlos Quentin, Chicago White Sox, Kenny Williams, offseason, Scott Linebrink Comments closed
A Long November
This would be a disheartening winter if not for the fact that it’s still only fall.
Filed Under: Opinion Read More: Aaron Rowand, Chicago White Sox, Johan Santana, Jon Garland, Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, Torii Hunter Comments closed
Live Blogging the Garland/Cabrera Trade News, Ramifications and One Fan’s Illogical Train of Half-Informed Thought
The ups and downs of having stupid, distant ideas as seen through one small-time sportswriter’s eyes.
Filed Under: Features Read More: 2005, Chicago White Sox, Jon Garland, Juan Uribe, Los Angeles Angels, Orlando Cabrera Comments closed
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How Josh Fields’ Rookie of the Year vote makes Lance Broadway the greatest pitcher of all time.
Filed Under: Opinion Read More: 2007, awards, Chicago White Sox, hate mail, Hawk Harrelson, Josh Fields, letter bombs Comments closed
It Couldn’t Be More Obvious
The world needs a hero, but the South Side needs an archvillain. Again.
Filed Under: Features Read More: A.J. Pierzynski, Alex Rodriguez, Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees Comments closed
Alumni News You Can Use
Where are they now? Falling apart in the postseason, that’s where.
Filed Under: Features Read More: 2007, Aaron Rowand, Bobby Howry, Josh Fogg, Kenny Lofton, playoffs, Scott Eyes, Tadahito Iguchi Comments closed
The Brian Anderson of Playoff Predictions
Please, please, please let the winner be anyone but the Red Sox.
Filed Under: Features Read More: 2007, Boston Red Sox, Colorado Rockies, Josh Fogg, Series Previews, World Series Comments closed
Yet Another Thing Bill Veeck Figured Out First
If one good catch is worth $10 million annually, what are many good catches worth?
Filed Under: News Read More: Aaron Rowand, Bill Veeck, contracts, free agents, Jacque Jones, offseason, PEDs, Philadelphia Phillies, Willy Mo Pena Comments closed