Just for one season cut mercifully short. Ladies and gentlemen, Milton Bradley has solved all of our problems. [A.V. Chicago]
Let’s be thankful for the mistake Carlos Quentin didn’t make, as the consequences would have surely been disastrous. [The Beachwood Reporter]
You’ve gone a million miles; how far’d you get? Your editor reports from the Emerald City.
The White Sox could be champions, if only we were talking about a different game. [The Beachwood Reporter]
Well, ourselves and Kenny Williams. And J.P. Ricciardi. And pretty much everyone except Alex Rios.
Ssssssshhh! You, complaining about the low batting average – quiet down over there! Carlos Quentin is thinking! Again! [Mouthpiece Sports]
A trilogy of facts and postulations regarding some impending C-list baseball and follies.
What makes a rookie great? And what’s a year worth, anyway? [Mouthpiece Sports] But more importantly: what did Kenny Williams know, and when did he know it? [Mouthpiece Sports]
When you’re all out of love, the best you can do is hate; all told, that’s not such a bad way to run out the clock. [The Beachwood Reporter]
Guess who has two thumbs and thinks the Sox’ chances remain exactly where they always were.
We all hate the White Sox, but one man at least has a good reason. Guest writer Red reports from Boston.
Baseball’s worst ballpark hosts September’s lamest showdown. There is a reason they usually have these things in June.
The best thing to do with Jake Peavy is a resounding “yes.” Just ask someone. Anyone, really. [Mouthpiece Sports]
There are losses, and there is losing, and there are losers. The Sox will handle the first two, but we can probably take care of the latter ourselves.
Here they go again, on their own. . . [A.V. Chicago] . . . goin’ down the only road Ken Griffey, Jr.’s ever known. [Mouthpiece Sports]
