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Kerry Woods last pitch was a strikeout
I've never seen pujols struggle like this its absolutely amazin to see a top 5 hitter of all time struggle this bad
Peace to the kid k kerry wood
His 03 Nlds performance especially game 5 was the Goat
epstein gave my Boy Big Z away and Z has a 1.88 era and has allowed ONE earned run in his last 3 starts
The guy they traded him for is 0-6 wit a 7.46 era
Figures tho that the cubs for you
Peace to the kid k kerry wood
His 03 Nlds performance especially game 5 was the Goat
epstein gave my Boy Big Z away and Z has a 1.88 era and has allowed ONE earned run in his last 3 starts
The guy they traded him for is 0-6 wit a 7.46 era
Figures tho that the cubs for you
detcatinva
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damn so close to another no no for my dog verlander. he's good for a near no hitter one out of every twenty starts
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dunny.;4426647 said:
Yea, Marlins definitely won in that trade, we gave yall garbage ass Volstad
goodlookinout
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Dodgers playin solid ball 28-13 without they best player
A.J. Trillzynski
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Sox eatin off that interleague play again, back to .500 and we not even hot yet, look out Tribe we takin it. special thanks to the sorry ass Cubs who didn't even look like they knew there was a baseball game being played, the team starting to look like the fanbase, show up late and spend 3 innings getting beer and 2 innings lining up to take a piss.
KeepOnPushing
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Brian LaHair for the Cubs gonna fall the fuck off any minute now
Chi-Town Bully
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I honestly dont know how the Cubs have fans they the worst team in baseball.
Adam Dunn making up for the horrible year he had last season. Im not worried about the Indians, they go have another collapse soon
Adam Dunn making up for the horrible year he had last season. Im not worried about the Indians, they go have another collapse soon
I was at Friday's Sox-Cubs game, that was the most fun I had at a baseball game. The game had lil bit everything. Why did this "Cubs fan" (Female) ask me what was going with Kerry Wood during his moment. SMH! Its always good to see the SOX sweep the Cubs and now they are at 500.
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Chitown Bully;4435211 said:
History.
An Indians player was upset about the attendance, fans probably have good reason..
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ATTS;4437455 said:
Still early tho. I say wait until August to see how they're doing, unless they fall off before that.
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jaemooms;4449010 said:
Until your team collapse again, Sox go be only 3 1/2 back after tonight
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KeepOnPushing
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Padres got just 17 Homeruns as a team
SMH
SMH
A.J. Trillzynski
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Paulie the most slept on Hall of Famer of this generation.
Konerko looking like early MVP candidate
CHICAGO -- Paul Konerko, the Chicago White Sox’s ageless slugger, has not only picked up where he left off before getting hit in the face last week. He appears headed toward an MVP season. Konerko has produced base hits at a clip beyond baseball’s hottest early-season slugger Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers.
Paul Konerko David Banks/Getty ImagesIn the midst of a 10-game hitting streak, Paul Konerko is leading the AL in hitting.
Consider that at age 35 while most hitters are beginning to slow down in their production, Konerko has improved his numbers and approach. He is now leading the American League with a .384 batting average. The White Sox captain also extended his hitting streak to 10 games while hitting his 10th home run on Thursday night. He has recently taken his game to a new level, going 16-for-24 with four home runs and 8 RBIs in his past seven games.
“In our offense everything we do well revolves around Paul “ said Alex Rios, who along with Konerko was one of five White Sox hitters to hit home runs in Thursday’s win over the Twins. “Everyone in our lineup is getting better pitches to hit because of his approach and his results.”
Konerko’s numbers are impressive enough to put him in the conversation for early MVP mention. He is first in the league in on-base percentage and second to Hamilton in slugging.
“I think he should be included every year in MVP consideration,” said A.J. Pierzynski. “He is very underrated even though he has been a great player for a long time. Unless you see him every day and see how he makes adjustments from pitch to pitch, it’s really amazing. He deserves more National credit than he gets.”
Konerko has not won an MVP, though he has twice finished in the top six in voting for the award (in 2010 and 2005).
http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/white-sox/post/_/id/10044/konerko-looking-like-early-mvp-candidate
i co-sign the hell out of these comments..
Paulie is pretty much the consummate professional athlete... never makes much fuss, never makes a big issue about his contract, and just keeps on producing at a steady and reliable level, year in and year out, he pretty much hasn't had anything approximating a bad or off year in the past 8 seasons, almost invariably ends up around 40 homers, 110 RBIs with a roughly .300 average, the guy is just plain old consistent, and lately he's somehow managed to even turn it up a notch
i love that the angels spent hundreds of millions on an aging/struggling NL slugger, and that everyone is talking about hamilton from the rangers... but paulie just keeps doing his thing, year after year, and nobody says a word about his performance. love him as a player, can't believe how lucky the sox are to have him.
Konerko looking like early MVP candidate
CHICAGO -- Paul Konerko, the Chicago White Sox’s ageless slugger, has not only picked up where he left off before getting hit in the face last week. He appears headed toward an MVP season. Konerko has produced base hits at a clip beyond baseball’s hottest early-season slugger Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers.
Paul Konerko David Banks/Getty ImagesIn the midst of a 10-game hitting streak, Paul Konerko is leading the AL in hitting.
Consider that at age 35 while most hitters are beginning to slow down in their production, Konerko has improved his numbers and approach. He is now leading the American League with a .384 batting average. The White Sox captain also extended his hitting streak to 10 games while hitting his 10th home run on Thursday night. He has recently taken his game to a new level, going 16-for-24 with four home runs and 8 RBIs in his past seven games.
“In our offense everything we do well revolves around Paul “ said Alex Rios, who along with Konerko was one of five White Sox hitters to hit home runs in Thursday’s win over the Twins. “Everyone in our lineup is getting better pitches to hit because of his approach and his results.”
Konerko’s numbers are impressive enough to put him in the conversation for early MVP mention. He is first in the league in on-base percentage and second to Hamilton in slugging.
“I think he should be included every year in MVP consideration,” said A.J. Pierzynski. “He is very underrated even though he has been a great player for a long time. Unless you see him every day and see how he makes adjustments from pitch to pitch, it’s really amazing. He deserves more National credit than he gets.”
Konerko has not won an MVP, though he has twice finished in the top six in voting for the award (in 2010 and 2005).
http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/white-sox/post/_/id/10044/konerko-looking-like-early-mvp-candidate
i co-sign the hell out of these comments..
Paulie is pretty much the consummate professional athlete... never makes much fuss, never makes a big issue about his contract, and just keeps on producing at a steady and reliable level, year in and year out, he pretty much hasn't had anything approximating a bad or off year in the past 8 seasons, almost invariably ends up around 40 homers, 110 RBIs with a roughly .300 average, the guy is just plain old consistent, and lately he's somehow managed to even turn it up a notch
i love that the angels spent hundreds of millions on an aging/struggling NL slugger, and that everyone is talking about hamilton from the rangers... but paulie just keeps doing his thing, year after year, and nobody says a word about his performance. love him as a player, can't believe how lucky the sox are to have him.
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