Baseball America's White Sox 2011 Projected Lineup (From 2008)

as long as he stays healthy and he plays enough games at catcher. i think that’ll be enough.

i know that most or all of you guys don’t believe in phandom, so i try to let things slide, but this here is a series of posts that really bother me. when you say things like “idiots = phillies fans” and mock them for daring to share their beliefs in public and even implying that they are fools for having those beliefs in the first place, it hurts.

i like you guys and i like posting here. i’m not asking you to completely stop saying things that could be considered “toungue-in-cheek”, but can you please try to keep it tame? even if you think it’s funny, not everyone feels the same way.

If it turns out that the A’s won the bid for Iwakuma was as a block and not as a good faith bid, we might see the posting process open up some.

Probably just make it so you walk down the list of bidders and give each team a 14-30 day exclusive negotiating window, or something like that.

their payroll looks like it could be at least $125M.

that’s a 95 win team.

if you don’t get this type of bacon you are missing out! but you seem to get it from Canada Mick.
lol

Canadian bacon has it’s place on eggs benedict but that’s it.

I seen it done on the telly in the US – but you do it in the garage or something like that – we don;t really have the room. Turkey is roasted in oven usually,

::: http://www.southsidesox.com/2008/2/9/184234/5532 :::

1. Egbert – Has shown the greatest amount of success in the minors, even though we’ve only seen him up to AA. However, his stats in AA and the low minors were absolutely dominant. He’s a high strikeout, low walk guy. (3-4:1). To me, I think he has the highest ceiling of all these guys.

2. Broadway – I may catch some flack here, but Broadway has shown some decent success in AAA and for a short while, the majors. He’s not a high K guy, and he does have an unpretty K to walk ratio, but he does a great job at limiting the home run ball. That’s really key for MLB success with the White Sox.

3. Contreras – The question was posed "over the rest of their career" … well Contreras doesn’t really have a high ceiling anymore because of his age, but I think whether he starts or comes out of the pen, he can be very effective. I see last year as something of a blip, and his real potential as a 4.5ish ERA, 1.3 WHIP. If he comes out of the bullpen I see him doing even better.

4. Danks – Danks at least pitched a whole season in the bigs so I’m tempted to say he has the most potential, but he really struggled sometimes, especially giving up home runs. He gives up way too many to be pitching in the Cell. He could be a #2 or #3 right now if he pitched in Petco… but alas… he doesn’t. I do like his stuff… I just think he needs to work on his control. I see him as a future #4, and possibly, maybe, the Sox #3 someday. He really needs to work on getting the ball down in the zone.

5. Floyd – is kind of a mystery. He obviously had the potential, but that seems like so long ago. He’s hardly got good stuff (645K in 813 IP) but like I’ve been harping about… he does a decent job of limiting the home run ball. He doesn’t walk that many guys, but it doesn’t exactly look promising either. I see him as a future #4 as well, which is why I’m kind of tied with him and Danks. Danks has the better stuff and slightly better control.

Much better looking quote box.
But yes, I think I was probably alone in my assessment of Broadway. I haven’t trusted low K/IP guys since. A lot of us liked Egbert then.

i just have not seen the talent as consistently as i want to…. so if he’s the biggest trade piece… send him out.