He either laid down the bunt or was the one running from third… or am I totally off base here?

as THA SECWET WEAPON!!!

You will be missed deeply, PO.

but the Sox still lost.

Pablo Ozuna has powers comparable to Wonderboy

The play of the night - maybe the most surprising play of the year - had to be Pablo Ozuna’s 9th inning HR. Somewhere on the internets I joked, mocking someone who acted like a return trip to the World Series was guaranteed to the White Sox, that I couldn’t wait until Ozuna hit his first ever HR to win a game of the 2006 World Series. I never actually believed that Ozuna would ever hit a HR. Let alone a 2-out, 9th inning, game saving, homerun. One that he hit so far he stared the thing down as it left the bat. Unbelievable. I’m actually a little disappointed the AP doesn’t have a picture of Ozuna posing anywhere on the internet. I think even caught the photographers by surprise. They were probably all changing their film.

It’s so rare that I have the opportunity to say this, but Hawk and DJ provided some insightful commentary tonight. They both remarked, as they have in the past when we’ve played the Mariners, that their outfielders were playing too deep. Tonight, however, was the first time I’ve seen it come back to bite the M’s.

Pablo Ozuna smacked a groundball just out of reach of the SS and 2B, and was able to turn that grounder into a double because Jeremy Reed was playing so deep and half-assed it on the way in. One play later, the M’s were back at what I would call ‘no doubles’ depth, and Juan Uribe blooped one into short right center - again in front of Reed - scoring Ozuna from second to win the game for the Sox. Ozuna got into scoring position, and scored, based almost solely on the outfield depth.

I enjoyed his butchery of the 3B postion, and the LF position, and any other position he might’ve played. His most recent E5, botching a sure double play, was classic. He then (IIRC) proceeded to smack a double in the same game.

Or his recent Dybzynski moment – pinch-running, then quickly getting picked off.

Pablo taketh away, and he giveth, usually with the same hand. Pablo, we barely knew ye.

You were not as good in the clubhouse as Willie Harris. But I will still miss ya, lil’ guy.

AJ in the 2005 ALCS game?

listen into 670 this afternoon as moron after moron calls saying “they just lost the best bunter on the team”.

small ball. ozuna’s biggest attribute was that he made people believe we could compete using small ball.