Game time: 7:09 pm
Scheduled starters: David Wells (15-7, 4.45) v. Mark Buehrle (16-8, 3.12)
The game will be on ESPN
Chicago Weather: Noon CDT (1 pm EDT) observation at ORD: Few clouds at 3,900 feet, visibility 10 miles, temperature 80F, DP 64F, wind out of the southwest at 14 mph, gusting to 22 mph.
Forecast: There's some difference among the models as to when a strong cold front will cross the area. The front has been moving slower than predicted, which means that it will remain warm today, and the likelihood of showers is diminished until later in the evening. There's a chance of showers tonight, but the heaviest rains may stay north of the Chicago area until later. It will be in the mid-70's at game time. The wind will remain south/southwest at 15-20 mph, with some higher gusts. That will be blowing in from right/across from right to left.
Anni
Full Version: BOSTON at Chicago, Wednesday, October 5, 2005
Worked last year, so;
By the way, last season when we were down 0-3, and I started posting these lyrics, JTB said if it worked he would buy the entire Third Eye Blind catalogue. How's that coming along?
QUOTE
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,
You could cut ties with all the lies, that you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again, I would understand.
I would understand.
The angry boy,
a bit too insane,
Icing over a secret pain,
You know you don't belong,
You're the first to fight,
You're way too loud,
You're The flash of light,
on a burial shroud,
I know something's wrong,
Well everyone I know has got a reason,
to say,
put the past away,
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,
You could cut ties with all the lies,
That you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again,
I would understand,
I would understand.
And well he's on the table,
and he's gone to code,
And I do not think anyone knows,
What they are doing here,
And your friends have left you,
You've been dismissed.
I never thought it would come to this,
and I, I want you to know,
Everyone's got to face down the demons,
Maybe today,
We can put the past away,
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend.
You could cut ties with all the lies,
that you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again,
I would understand,
I would understand,
I would understand...
(I would understand)
(I would understand)
(Understand)
Ya ya ya ya ya...
Can you put the past away?
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
And I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
And I would understand...
You could cut ties with all the lies, that you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again, I would understand.
I would understand.
The angry boy,
a bit too insane,
Icing over a secret pain,
You know you don't belong,
You're the first to fight,
You're way too loud,
You're The flash of light,
on a burial shroud,
I know something's wrong,
Well everyone I know has got a reason,
to say,
put the past away,
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,
You could cut ties with all the lies,
That you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again,
I would understand,
I would understand.
And well he's on the table,
and he's gone to code,
And I do not think anyone knows,
What they are doing here,
And your friends have left you,
You've been dismissed.
I never thought it would come to this,
and I, I want you to know,
Everyone's got to face down the demons,
Maybe today,
We can put the past away,
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend.
You could cut ties with all the lies,
that you've been living in,
And if you do not want to see me again,
I would understand,
I would understand,
I would understand...
(I would understand)
(I would understand)
(Understand)
Ya ya ya ya ya...
Can you put the past away?
I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
And I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
I would understand
(I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend,)
And I would understand...
By the way, last season when we were down 0-3, and I started posting these lyrics, JTB said if it worked he would buy the entire Third Eye Blind catalogue. How's that coming along?
100th POST MOJO
This is my 100th post... maybe that's good for something....
From Jim Devlin in another thread:
It starts today....
This is my 100th post... maybe that's good for something....
From Jim Devlin in another thread:
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In the ten years of Division Series history, the team that has won the first game has won the series 25 out of 40 times (62.5%). However, a sweep occurred only 35% of the time (14 series) - a series was just as likely to go 4 games (14 times - 35%) or 5 games (12 times - 30%).
In the last three years (2002-04), Division Series play has gotten even more competitive. The team winning game 1 went on to win the series 7 out of 12 times (58.3%), but recorded only two sweeps (2002 St. Louis over Arizona and 2004 Sox over the Angels). The other ten times, the series were split five times apiece between 4 games and 5 games.
In the last three years (2002-04), Division Series play has gotten even more competitive. The team winning game 1 went on to win the series 7 out of 12 times (58.3%), but recorded only two sweeps (2002 St. Louis over Arizona and 2004 Sox over the Angels). The other ten times, the series were split five times apiece between 4 games and 5 games.
It starts today....
QUOTE(Caspir @ Oct 5 2005, 01:32 PM)
Worked last year, so;
By the way, last season when we were down 0-3, and I started posting these lyrics, JTB said if it worked he would buy the entire Third Eye Blind catalogue. How's that coming along?
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By the way, last season when we were down 0-3, and I started posting these lyrics, JTB said if it worked he would buy the entire Third Eye Blind catalogue. How's that coming along?
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Check with soundscan. If there was a single buyer between 10/04 and 10/05 you'll have your answer.
Looking forward to a true playoff pitching duel between two crafty lefties who know how to have some fun on and off the field.
go red sox!
Wells was quoted as saying that he wants to ride off into the sunset if they win it all, so he is going to come out strong. Wake won't suck two games in a row and Schill is money. As long as Clement doesn't pitch again, we'll be fine.
GO SOX!!!
Bluesman
GO SOX!!!
Bluesman
You know who would have loved the spectacle of a title defense? JP Villaman, aka "Papa Oso". La voz de las Medias Rojas en radio Español (The Red Sox' Spanish radio voice), JP was killed in an automobile accident earlier this year. A homer who was even worse than our opponents' own Hawk Harrelson, he unapologetically cheered the Sox on from the booth, and after Minky recorded the final out of the 2004 World Series, he repeated yelled "¡Boston gana!" ("Boston wins") in jubilation.
In their article about JP's death, the Globe wrote:
"He was an unabashed fan of the Red Sox, so enamored with the team that he would hug, even kiss, players before interviewing them. In Game 4 of the World Series last year, he got so excited when pitcher Keith Foulke threw the ball to first, sealing the Red Sox's 86-year curse-ending victory, his voice cracked during the broadcast.
'Boston gana!' ('Boston wins!') he screamed into the microphone seven times, so loudly his voice became raspy.
His adoration was practically unprofessional, but Villaman did not care, said Uri Berenguer, his co-host for the last four years on WROL-AM, home of the Spanish Beisbol Network."
Adelante, Medias Rojas, y ganan uno por Papa Oso. (Go Red Sox, and win one for Papa Oso).
In their article about JP's death, the Globe wrote:
"He was an unabashed fan of the Red Sox, so enamored with the team that he would hug, even kiss, players before interviewing them. In Game 4 of the World Series last year, he got so excited when pitcher Keith Foulke threw the ball to first, sealing the Red Sox's 86-year curse-ending victory, his voice cracked during the broadcast.
'Boston gana!' ('Boston wins!') he screamed into the microphone seven times, so loudly his voice became raspy.
His adoration was practically unprofessional, but Villaman did not care, said Uri Berenguer, his co-host for the last four years on WROL-AM, home of the Spanish Beisbol Network."
Adelante, Medias Rojas, y ganan uno por Papa Oso. (Go Red Sox, and win one for Papa Oso).
Kudos, RSN D, great post and a great reminder of a very decent human being.
As much as I hated having him sign with our team (since I hate ex-Yankees and yankees alike) initially, I have to say I'm really happy Wells is here to pitch game 2 for us.
QUOTE(D-Lowe @ Oct 5 2005, 01:30 PM)
As much as I hated having him sign with our team (since I hate ex-Yankees and yankees alike) initially, I have to say I'm really happy Wells is here to pitch game 2 for us.
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AMEN to that. I don't really like Wells, but I appreciate what he brings to this team. He's a big game pitcher and tonights a big game. He will not fail.
here the Red Sox's lineup
1. Johnny Damon, CF
2. Edgar Renteria, SS
3. David Ortiz, DH
4. Manny Ramirez, LF
5. Jason Varitek, C
6. Trot Nixon, RF
7. Bill Mueller, 3B
8. John Olerud, 1B
9. Tony Graffanino, 2B
Starting pitcher: David Wells
and the Whie Sox lineup
1. Scott Podsednik, LF
2. Tadahito Iguchi, 2B
3. Jermaine Dye, RF
4. Paul Konerko, 1B
5. Carl Everett, DH
6. Aaron Rowand, CF
7. AJ Pierzynski, C
8. Joe Crede, 3B
9. Juan Uribe, SS
Starting pitcher: Mark Buehrle
olderdude getting the start thank god. Millar needs to be put out to pasture.
1. Johnny Damon, CF
2. Edgar Renteria, SS
3. David Ortiz, DH
4. Manny Ramirez, LF
5. Jason Varitek, C
6. Trot Nixon, RF
7. Bill Mueller, 3B
8. John Olerud, 1B
9. Tony Graffanino, 2B
Starting pitcher: David Wells
and the Whie Sox lineup
1. Scott Podsednik, LF
2. Tadahito Iguchi, 2B
3. Jermaine Dye, RF
4. Paul Konerko, 1B
5. Carl Everett, DH
6. Aaron Rowand, CF
7. AJ Pierzynski, C
8. Joe Crede, 3B
9. Juan Uribe, SS
Starting pitcher: Mark Buehrle
olderdude getting the start thank god. Millar needs to be put out to pasture.
QUOTE(RSN Diaspora @ Oct 5 2005, 02:08 PM)
'Boston gana!' ('Boston wins!') he screamed into the microphone seven times, so loudly his voice became raspy.
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That exceeds Russ Hodges' number of times saying "the Giants win the pennant".
Sounds like he really loved his job and the Red Sox.
This is a big night and I have a feeling Wells will come through
**MOJO** - The Veldt ALDS Game 2
After a disastrous Game 1, the Sox look to rebound with a split in US Cellular to take back with them to Friendly Fenway. The match up will feature two marquee match up of two lefties, Mark Buehrle and David Wells.
To help the Red Sox even up the series, we take some inspiration from Jungle Mojo, and mark the return of the wayback machine. And we turn to one of the United States fightingest president, Teddy Roosevelt, as we take a trip to the African Veldt.
With the Red Sox, it seems they never want to do things the easy way, and the same was true of Teddy Roosevelt, who dedicated himself to living "the strenuous life". He routinely participated in tennis, rowing, hiking, polo and even boxing. In fact he would spar regularly while Governor of New York and even continued during his Presidency, until a blow to the left eye left him blind in that eye. And if we know one thing about Teddy Roosevelt, it is that he would not go down quietly.
So it's time for the Red Sox to return to the field with their jungle instincts and take one from the White Sox to even the series. Teddy Roosevelt would have wanted it that way.
Bully!
After a disastrous Game 1, the Sox look to rebound with a split in US Cellular to take back with them to Friendly Fenway. The match up will feature two marquee match up of two lefties, Mark Buehrle and David Wells.
To help the Red Sox even up the series, we take some inspiration from Jungle Mojo, and mark the return of the wayback machine. And we turn to one of the United States fightingest president, Teddy Roosevelt, as we take a trip to the African Veldt.
With the Red Sox, it seems they never want to do things the easy way, and the same was true of Teddy Roosevelt, who dedicated himself to living "the strenuous life". He routinely participated in tennis, rowing, hiking, polo and even boxing. In fact he would spar regularly while Governor of New York and even continued during his Presidency, until a blow to the left eye left him blind in that eye. And if we know one thing about Teddy Roosevelt, it is that he would not go down quietly.
So it's time for the Red Sox to return to the field with their jungle instincts and take one from the White Sox to even the series. Teddy Roosevelt would have wanted it that way.
Bully!
QUOTE(Malzone64 @ Oct 5 2005, 03:48 PM)
That exceeds Russ Hodges' number of times saying "the Giants win the pennant".
Sounds like he really loved his job and the Red Sox.
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Sounds like he really loved his job and the Red Sox.
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He was a great guy and a good ambassador for his (and my) home town of Lawrence. It was a huge loss for the Sox and a tough-luck city.
All we need to do is get to Bueherle, and hope Wells keeps us in the game and set up a split so our big guns can go this weekend
QUOTE(Caspir @ Oct 5 2005, 01:32 PM)
By the way, last season when we were down 0-3, and I started posting these lyrics, JTB said if it worked he would buy the entire Third Eye Blind catalogue. How's that coming along?
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Eh, I'm still saving up- they did have a long and illustrious recorded output...
I can't believe I welched on a bet with Caspir and my legs haven't been seperated from their joints yet!
JUST ****ing WIN TODAY.
I hate to say it, but Olerud was with Toronto when they beat the White Sox in '93 and with the Mariners when they beat the White Sox in 2000. I don't want to see Olderud tonight. 
QUOTE(Ralpho316 @ Oct 5 2005, 12:58 PM)
so our big guns can go this weekend
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did you guys resign Pedro and Lowe?
I feel more than confident with Wake and Curt, those are the big guns I say
Apparently I need to produce some mojo of Ridgeleyeseque proportions to get this team past yesterdays shellacking at US Cellular. First of all, that's a pansy, weak-ass name for a stadium, field, or park. It's the type of name that a celebrity would give their child, like "Acorn" or "Butternut". That's completely beside the point, though.
When I was thinking of mojo, my mind wandered to bands from across the sea. The most all-encompassingly-named-band-that-rocks ever, more specifically. That band is Europe, and their song that rings true as we trod through October is "The Final Countdown."
Oh taste the tears people, they taste like happy.
Win.
When I was thinking of mojo, my mind wandered to bands from across the sea. The most all-encompassingly-named-band-that-rocks ever, more specifically. That band is Europe, and their song that rings true as we trod through October is "The Final Countdown."
Oh taste the tears people, they taste like happy.
Win.
The Final Countdown gets me so pumped up I just wanna jump out there and go after Bueherle
QUOTE(Seabass @ Oct 5 2005, 01:20 PM)
Apparently I need to produce some mojo of Ridgeleyeseque proportions to get this team past yesterdays shellacking at US Cellular. First of all, that's a pansy, weak-ass name for a stadium, field, or park. It's the type of name that a celebrity would give their child, like "Acorn" or "Butternut". That's completely beside the point, though.
When I was thinking of mojo, my mind wandered to bands from across the sea. The most all-encompassingly-named-band-that-rocks ever, more specifically. That band is Europe, and their song that rings true as we trod through October is "The Final Countdown."
Oh taste the tears people, they taste like happy.
Win.
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When I was thinking of mojo, my mind wandered to bands from across the sea. The most all-encompassingly-named-band-that-rocks ever, more specifically. That band is Europe, and their song that rings true as we trod through October is "The Final Countdown."
Oh taste the tears people, they taste like happy.
Win.
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I thought GOB was a white sox fan...or is that GOD?
QUOTE(35th Street @ Oct 5 2005, 01:26 PM)
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money says Ozzie has him checked out in the first inning, just to rattle him a bit.
QUOTE(Ralpho316 @ Oct 5 2005, 04:23 PM)
The Final Countdown gets me so pumped up I just wanna jump out there and go after Bueherle
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Doo doo doo doooooooooooooo
Doo doo doo doo doooooooooo
Doo doo doo doo doooooooooo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo dooooooooooooooo
I think it is time for a download...
Oh yes, time for a download!
QUOTE(Fisk Fan @ Oct 5 2005, 05:26 PM)
I thought GOB was a white sox fan...or is that GOD?
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God can't be a White Sox fan. Before you get all faux-enraged by this statement, let me explain.
The White Sox haven't won in 88 years. Not a goddamn thing. Some would say that is proof alone that God isn't a White Sox fan, whereas others could construe that to mean that he is, and he's denying himself this as a sign to his followers that he can take pain like the rest of them. Neither of these theories are true.
My theory hinges upon the fact that God is a really hot chick, and the White Sox are that kid in high school who nobody talks to and jerks off 7 times a day. The White Sox keep hitting on God, and once every fifteen years or so God leads them on to think that they're going to get in the sack with her. So God let's them in the playoffs, and then knocks them out in the first round. The White Sox pretty much spend $250 on dinner at Citronelle every once and a while, and then get kicked in the balls when they walk God to her door. God doesn't like you, she's toying with you.
Now piss off. Your joke wasn't even funny, and certainly didn't warrant this response.
Today to take on the mojo of time travel, I call upon John Olerud to take on the 93 and 00 versions of himself and bring us over these White Sox. He was on the 93 Jays that beat the ChiSox, and the 00 Mariners that beat the ChiSox, as previously referenced by our esteemed ChiSox fans on board(seriously though, nice to have you aboard, best of luck in the series and the like...may the best team win, whomever it may be) May Olerud have that sweet swing working for him tonight and give him the extra edge. For jungle mojo, I call upon another old timer, David Wells. May his pitches be as harsh and unforvinging as the jungle climate and may the defense behind them be as quick as a the panther, as intense as a tiger, and be loyal to his pitching job like the lion. Olerud and Boomer, we're counting on you guys tonight amongst your other teammates. Show us what you're made of, bitches!
I see that lefties (4 in the lineup) do modestly better than righties against Buerhle. Does anybody have our hitters' individual stats against him?
QUOTE(Seabass @ Oct 5 2005, 01:40 PM)
and certainly didn't warrant this response.
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but it was worth it
QUOTE(MBed @ Oct 5 2005, 01:43 PM)
I see that lefties (4 in the lineup) do modestly better than righties against Buerhle. Does anybody have our hitters' individual stats against him?
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All I know is that Renteria hits him HARD. And some guy named Ramirez too.
QUOTE(MBed @ Oct 5 2005, 04:43 PM)
I see that lefties (4 in the lineup) do modestly better than righties against Buerhle. Does anybody have our hitters' individual stats against him?
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Here you go, per ESPN.com
Johnny Damon is 9/39 against him lifetime
Graffanino is 3/14 lifetime
Millar 1/18
Mueller 7/23
Nixon 2/7
Olerud 1/11
Ortiz 13/37 with 1 HR 5 RBI 3 BB
Manny 8/18 3 HR 8 RBI 6 BB
Renteria 4/7
Varitek 9/20 with 2 HR
Graffanino is 3/14 lifetime
Millar 1/18
Mueller 7/23
Nixon 2/7
Olerud 1/11
Ortiz 13/37 with 1 HR 5 RBI 3 BB
Manny 8/18 3 HR 8 RBI 6 BB
Renteria 4/7
Varitek 9/20 with 2 HR
QUOTE(Fisk Fan @ Oct 5 2005, 05:07 PM)
did you guys resign Pedro and Lowe?
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Just taking a guess here, but no, I don't think we did. Anyone know for sure?
Just
Win
Today
Win
Today
QUOTE(Fisk Fan @ Oct 5 2005, 04:07 PM)
did you guys resign Pedro and Lowe?
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Pedro resigned all right:
resign
v 1: leave (a job, post, post, or position) voluntarily;
to a .500 club.
QUOTE(Malzone64 @ Oct 5 2005, 04:56 PM)
Pedro resigned all right:
resign
v 1: leave (a job, post, post, or position) voluntarily;
to a .500 club.
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resign
v 1: leave (a job, post, post, or position) voluntarily;
to a .500 club.
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Buuurn!
Oh yes, "The Final Countdown" just woke up the neighborhood - and intentionally woke up my 2 roomates - LMAO.
The look on their faces as I opened their doors with this blasting was PRICELESS.
And now I will go delete that good luck charm after it's glorious synthesizers have echoed through my walls and probably my 5 next door neighbors.
Time go hit my good luck bar, f**k watching the games at bars I've never been to before (like yesterday) - LETS GO BOYS!!
The look on their faces as I opened their doors with this blasting was PRICELESS.
And now I will go delete that good luck charm after it's glorious synthesizers have echoed through my walls and probably my 5 next door neighbors.
Time go hit my good luck bar, f**k watching the games at bars I've never been to before (like yesterday) - LETS GO BOYS!!
Mark it down, Manny is hitting a 3 run bomb tonight. 3 HRs v. Buerhle. I like that.
I also like Renteria and Tek's numbers against Mr. Silent H.
I also like Renteria and Tek's numbers against Mr. Silent H.
The Final Countdown was downloaded to get me through this paper so I can finish it before 7
QUOTE(Pine Tar Helmet @ Oct 5 2005, 04:41 PM)
Today to take on the mojo of time travel, I call upon John Olerud to take on the 93 and 00 versions of himself and bring us over these White Sox. He was on the 93 Jays that beat the ChiSox, and the 00 Mariners that beat the ChiSox, as previously referenced by our esteemed ChiSox fans on board(seriously though, nice to have you aboard, best of luck in the series and the like...may the best team win, whomever it may be) May Olerud have that sweet swing working for him tonight and give him the extra edge. For jungle mojo, I call upon another old timer, David Wells. May his pitches be as harsh and unforvinging as the jungle climate and may the defense behind them be as quick as a the panther, as intense as a tiger, and be loyal to his pitching job like the lion. Olerud and Boomer, we're counting on you guys tonight amongst your other teammates. Show us what you're made of, bitches!
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Is Marlon Perkins playing tonight?
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Boston Chicago WSox
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Pos Player HR RBI AVG. Pos Player HR RBI AVG.
--- ------ -- --- ---- --- ------ -- --- ----
CF Damon, Johnny 0 0 .000 LF Podsednik, Scott 1 3 .667
SS Renteria, Edgar 0 0 .250 2B Iguchi, Tadahito 0 0 .000
DH Ortiz, David 0 0 .500 RF Dye, Jermaine 0 0 .000
LF Ramirez, Manny 0 0 .000 1B Konerko, Paul 1 2 .250
C Varitek, Jason 0 0 .250 DH Everett, Carl 0 0 .250
RF Nixon, Trot 0 0 .500 CF Rowand, Aaron 0 1 .333
3B Mueller, Bill 0 0 .000 C Pierzynski, AJ 2 4 1.000
1B Olerud, John 0 0 1.000 3B Crede, Joe 0 0 .000
2B Graffanino, Tony 0 0 .250 SS Uribe, Juan 1 3 .500
P Wells, David (0-0, 0.00) P Buehrle, Mark (0-0, 0.00)
10/05 18:23:34 ET
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Pos Player HR RBI AVG. Pos Player HR RBI AVG.
--- ------ -- --- ---- --- ------ -- --- ----
CF Damon, Johnny 0 0 .000 LF Podsednik, Scott 1 3 .667
SS Renteria, Edgar 0 0 .250 2B Iguchi, Tadahito 0 0 .000
DH Ortiz, David 0 0 .500 RF Dye, Jermaine 0 0 .000
LF Ramirez, Manny 0 0 .000 1B Konerko, Paul 1 2 .250
C Varitek, Jason 0 0 .250 DH Everett, Carl 0 0 .250
RF Nixon, Trot 0 0 .500 CF Rowand, Aaron 0 1 .333
3B Mueller, Bill 0 0 .000 C Pierzynski, AJ 2 4 1.000
1B Olerud, John 0 0 1.000 3B Crede, Joe 0 0 .000
2B Graffanino, Tony 0 0 .250 SS Uribe, Juan 1 3 .500
P Wells, David (0-0, 0.00) P Buehrle, Mark (0-0, 0.00)
10/05 18:23:34 ET
QUOTE(Ellis Greenwell's Knee @ Oct 5 2005, 04:56 PM)
He was a great guy and a good ambassador for his (and my) home town of Lawrence. It was a huge loss for the Sox and a tough-luck city.
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Damn, man you from Lawrence? Damn. You must be one of the South Side Kings.
Win today. Don't worry about tomorrow. Just win today.
Forget yesterday...Seriously, forget yesterday. Just win today boys!!! Let's even things up.
Go WELLS!!!
Go WELLS!!!
We got this one guys.
We got to make sure we do a better job with stealing signs tonight, Mark Bueherle is a super sluth
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