Comcast Sports Net will rebroadcast Mark Buehrle’s perfect game at 7pm CST Thanksgiving night. Set those DVRs, and try not to spit out your beaujolais when Hawkeroo actually loses it on the air. SPOILER ALERT: Josh Fields and Dewayne Wise’s careers both peak on the exact same day. [WhiteSox.com]
Tag Archives: Josh Fields
Yesterday’s Bust Prospect Is Today’s Bust Prospect
Chris Getz and Josh Fields: an assessment, and a glimmer of hope for the good people of Kansas City. [Royally Speaking]
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Paging Carl Wollarski
A team divided cannot stand, unless that division includes cutting off the dead parts.
Gordon Beckham Is Obviously A Lousy Baseball Player
And other nonsensical conclusions we can draw.
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, full circle, Gordon Beckham, infielders, Jesus Christ Superstar Shortstop, swing and a miss Comments closed
54-40 or Fight!
Jayson Nix needs us as much as we need Jayson Nix.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Alexei Ramirez, All-Stars, Brian Anderson, Chicago White Sox, democracy inaction, Jayson Nix Comments closed
We Have Seen the Future of White Sox Baseball
. . . and it looks a lot like the very recent past of White Sox baseball. To the Grindmobile!
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, Chris Getz, game recaps, Jim Thome, Kansas City Royals, Kyle Farnsworth, Mark Buehrle, Opening Day Comments closed
Pershing Road is the Road Home
You need friends in this world, kid. They’re the only ones who’ll tell you what you need to hear. Part five in a series.
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Joe Crede II: Fields’ Revenge
The Sox’ new third baseman warrants comparisons to the old one, but from whom? And why? And since when?
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Draft YOU, That’s My Name!
Presenting the 35th Street guide to fantasy baseball drafting.
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The Good News About Dayan Viciedo’s Demotion
It’s a sad day when this site of all places is telling people to think positively.
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Crede Clearwater Revival
Minnesota, that is. Forty-eight miles northwest of the Dome.
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On the Sunday of Life (Or Maybe Just Baseball)
In which the author pontificates on half-hearted lineups, progress, and the impending ugliness over there at third base.
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Let’s Get Serious
Pitching and defense win championships, that much is true. With today’s announcement that Josh Fields will start the season in Charlotte and Juan Uribe will cover second base duties, the following are also true: Half of the Sox’ infield is proven to be untradeable, and not in a good way Their second baseman is a [...]
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Konerko to the Angels? Sounds even better the fiftieth time.
