Your guide to proper voting technique for the 2009 MLB All-Star Game. Ayn Rand would probably have something to say about this.
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"You don't score runs, you don't win."
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Tag Archives: Carlos Quentin
Early and Often
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: All-Stars, Chicago White Sox, democracy inaction, Milton Bradley, Paul Konerko, voting Comments closed
Carlos Quentin’s Season is Twenty Percent Over
A few words on the downside of hot starts OR We are all in Hawk Harrelson Heaven right about now.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox, Hawk Harrelson, Nick Markakis, pessimism, softball Comments closed
That, My Friends, Is What’s Called a “Winning Streak”
A few words on the fun of watching the Twins lose to the Sox.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, grindyness, losers, Minnesota Twins, softball Comments closed
A Few Interesting Things
Maybe it’s not just the World Baseball Classic that’s flawed. Maybe it’s the whole concept of sports in America.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, Derek Jeter, John Danks, pretentiousness, rants, World Baseball Classic Comments closed
Draft YOU, That’s My Name!
Presenting the 35th Street guide to fantasy baseball drafting.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Alexei Ramirez, Bold Predictions, Chicago White Sox, fantasy baseball, Gavin Floyd, Jermaine Dye, Josh Fields Comments closed
I Said Good Day to You, Mr. Thome
The South Side position battle no one’s talking about this spring – and with good reason.
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, DHs, Jermaine Dye, Jim Thome, Paul Konerko, position battles, spring training Comments closed
¡Clásico!
Are you ready for some baseball? Presenting the 35th Street guide to the World Baseball Classic.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Carlos Lee, Chicago White Sox, Kenny Williams, Luis Ayala, Matt Thornton, sports fans think they're so smart, spring training, World Baseball Classic Comments closed
Valentines for My White Sox Boyfriends
She choo-choo-chooses him. And him. And him. Guest columnist Cara Snyder reflects on the true meaning of the holiday.
Filed Under: Visitors Also Filed Under: Brian Anderson, Chicago White Sox, guest writers, Jermaine Dye, Jim Thome, Paul Konerko Comments closed
Choices, Choices, Choices (Freelance Baseball II)
Now batting for Team USA: the centerfielder, number 27, Ken Rosenthal!
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: A.J. Pierzynski, Chicago White Sox, John Danks, Matt Thornton, Media, sports fans think they're so smart, World Baseball Classic Comments closed
Value Judgment
What this year’s MVP voting means, and what it means for you.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: awards, Concept Baseball, Dustin Pedroia, Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Media Comments closed
Bronzeville (or, Who Votes In These Things, Anyway?)
In the scheme of things, first place does not really equal third place and winning does not make you victorious.
Filed Under: News, Opinion Also Filed Under: A.J. Pierzynski, Alexei Ramirez, awards, Jermaine Dye, Joe Maddon, Ozzie Guillen Comments closed
Death from Above 1982
All is not lost, but we can still kiss a great deal of it goodbye.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: 2004, Chicago White Sox, Kevin Brown, pennant race Comments closed
Bold Predictions: Combat Evolved Edition
[Editor's note: This was prepared before today's news became public. Oh, irony!] Three things to watch for as two likely playoff teams enter the Octagon this weekend: The ressurection of White Sox offense. If Paul Konerko and Jim Thome continue to hit, the 3-6 of Carlos Quentin, Jim Thome, Jermaine Dye, and Konerko could be more than enough to [...]
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Bold Predictions, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Angels, Media, pennant race Comments closed