If you’re going to believe in sports, you might as well believe in something ridiculous.
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"I swear, [Comiskey] must have been built on a junkyard!" - Luke Appling
Ozzie Guillen on 35th Street
And Now, A Few Insanely Specific Predictions
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: 2010 Baseball Preview, Alex Rios, Andruw Jones, attendance, Bold Predictions, Carlos Quentin, Chicago White Sox, Mark Kotsay 1 Comment
2010 Chicago White Sox Season Preview: The Year Of When
With just over a week left until Opening Day, we might as well get this out of the way.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: 2006, 2010 Baseball Preview, Chicago White Sox, Jake Peavy, Mark Buehrle, pitchers, speculation 2 Comments
Manager of the Decade
Even when there are two, there can be only one, and you already know who it is. Part four in a series.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, Decade In Review, Jerry Manuel, Kenny Williams, Mike Jackson, Terry Bevington 4 Comments
Yelling About Bobby Jenks’ Weight Is Like Yelling About The Brightness Of The Sun
Hey did you know Bobby Jenks is a big dude? That’s awesome. You can read all about it in the newspaper.
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Finally, A Reason To Watch The World Series
Player; manager; broadcaster: Ozzie Guillen stands on the verge of marginal, highly specific greatness. Again.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: 2005, 2005 World Series, broadcasters, Chicago White Sox, Chris Berman, Derek Jeter, Fox Sports, New York Yankees, Tim McCarver, World Series 3 Comments
Less Than Losing And Way Beyond Empty
There is but one reason for the Sox to try any more, and it is also the same reason they shouldn’t bother. History awaits. [The Beachwood Reporter]
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Things We Know About This Weekend’s Series in Los Angeles of Anaheim
A trilogy of facts and postulations regarding some impending C-list baseball and follies.
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White Sox Rookies Of The Year: A Retrospective
The few. The proud. The White Sox that didn’t disappoint until much, much later.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Gary Peters, Gordon Beckham, Luis Aparicio, Ron Kittle, Tommie Agee 3 Comments
Being a Great Rookie Isn’t Everything
But it certainly means something. A look at the South Side trailblazers ahead of young Bacon Spice and where they went after reaching the top so soon. [Mouthpiece Sports]
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, Gary Peters, Gordon Beckham, history, Luis Aparicio, Ron Kittle, Rookie of the Year, Tommie Agee 1 Comment
Your Definition of “Good” is Their Definition of “Meh”
Beating the best teams in the world, they wish they all could be California teams. [The Beachwood Reporter]
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The Thing About Ozzie & Lou
I’ve never worked for Lou Piniella and neither have you. Perhaps Bobby Ayala is just really, really, upset.
Paging Carl Wollarski
A team divided cannot stand, unless that division includes cutting off the dead parts.
Say What?
From now on, let’s just believe everything Ozzie Guillen, Greg Walker, and, oh, everyone else says all the time. Why could they possibly have to cover up?
What a Weird Thing to Have Happen
A few words on Ozzie Guillen’s most shocking managerial move ever OR How we can all learn to stop worrying about baseball and start thinking about winning at all costs.
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Bold Predictions: Five Things to Watch in Spring Training
Besides starting pitching, Josh Fields, the gaping hole in center, the top of the order and Alex Rodriguez.
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: baseball predictions are also stupid, Brian Anderson, Chicago White Sox, Jim Thome, Matt Thornton, spring training 2 Comments
Chips, Grinds and Crosstown Carping
Springtime must be upon us.