South Side pitching may suddenly be in need of some larger pants.
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"I swear, [Comiskey] must have been built on a junkyard!"
- Luke Appling
If the Orioles are any good this year, we’ll only have ourselves to blame.
Plans are for losers. What the White Sox need is a tall glass of hyperbole.
If one good catch is worth $10 million annually, what are many good catches worth?
Say it ain’t Schoeneweis, Scott! Say it ain’t Schoe!
Bloggin’ ain’t easy, but it sure is fun.
What’s to say? Sometimes a picture’s worth 500 words:
Oh yeah, I used to be an American League manager. It’s a tough racket.
Four game sweep by Boston, outscored 46-7 by the time it was over. What else can you say? If you’re the White Sox marketing team, apparently not very much: Before kicking off a four-game weekend set in Boston — where Paul Konerko launched home run No. 26 on Saturday — the White Sox got the [...]
What counts is not the total of five runs surrendered with two outs to the Royals that ultimately spelled the difference between winning 6-2 and losing 7-6. What matters is not new acquisition Mike Myers sporting an ERA with the Sox of 18.00, a number only slightly better than the combined ERAs (18.31) of Dewon [...]
We were going to be a look at some of the possible September call-ups, but we’re going to save that for another time. Last night, two horrible things became true within a few hours of each other: The Sox made their way into last place. The Cubs clawed their way into first. This is so [...]
Playtime is over; time to get spiteful.
It was a good night if you’re a Tigers fan (and it sounded like there were quite a few at Comiskey tonight) as the kittens kicked off what this writer is certain will be a five-game sweep of the last-place Sox. The Good Guys were up 6-5 when Mark Buehrle left the mound and by [...]
Maybe, just maybe, Ozzie Guillen and Charlie Sheen are the same person.
Apparently your editor channeled the spirit of Jose Contreras while trying to win a t-shirt at a concert.