This Week in White Sox Minor League Baseball
by larry on Jul 10, 2010 8:46 AM CDT
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- Dan Hudson likely made his final minor league appearance, at least for this season. Fangraphs does the math on his time at Charlotte and what to expect: "Logging 93.1 innings, he’s got 10.4 K/9, 3 BB/9, 1.3 HR/9 and a park-and-luck-adjusted FIP of 2.90. Hudson’s work with the Knights translates to a 4.51 big league FIP, with 8.7 K/9, 3.9 BB/9 and 1.2 HR/9. CHONE’s updated rest-of-season projection for Hudson is similar — a 4.60 neutralized ERA, with 7.9 K/9, 3.7 BB/9 and 1.4 HR/9." I think that strikeout rate is aggressive but he is certainly capable of providing league average output. He tends to get behind batters, though, which results in him throwing lots of pitches, so expect to see a lot of the bullpen in his starts. Hopefully whoever pitches the day before him - currently Gavin Floyd - can get deep into games so Ozzie doesn't have to be overly reliant on the back-end of Tony Linethreet.
- Carlos Torres illustrates the role timing and luck can play in a marginal prospect's career. If Jake Peavy had gotten hurt the day before - or even if the White Sox were playing a day game - he probably would have gotten the call-up instead of the even more marginal Jeffrey Marquez. But Torres was pitching the same night and thus was unavailable to provide the interim long-man option Marquez could. Careers have been jump-started by fortuitous call-ups. Marquez blew his chance to impress with a weak 9th inning against the bottom of the Royals order - perhaps Torres wouldn't have done much better. At least Kenny Williams can now say all the players from the Swisher trade have made it to the majors.
- Brent Morel: .282/.324/.382.
- The dearth of talent on the Barons is rather obvious, with one scout saying: "There’s nothing to see here on the field, no big leaguers among hitters." We also learned that one non-MLB hitter, C.J. Retherford, prior to his demotion, also had a dust-up with Charlotte's manager - which is not something you want to do when you're hitting like he has.
- Juan Silverio continues to confound. Pushed to Bristol in 2008 a year after signing, he was bad: .228/.265/.321. "Demoted" the following year to the White Sox' Dominican Summer League affiliate because an age discrepancy prevented him from getting a work visa, he raked against the inferior competition: .321/.366/.547. Visa issues resolved, the White Sox assigned him to Kannapolis to open this season, where he was atrocious - .128/.169/.218 - before getting the boot to extended spring training. Now he's with Great Falls and, once again, feasting on weak competition: .321/.365/.551. Because of Bell's comments, we can be sure that his listed birth date of April 19, 1991 is not correct. What we don't know is how off it is. Tack on another year and it probably doesn't affect his status (which isn't high to begin with even in this organization). But tack on two or more, and it's a problem.
- Chris Sale: 3 IP, 0 H, 1 BB, 3 K.
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by Chiburb on Jul 10, 2010 8:57 AM CDT via mobile reply actions
Tony Linethreet got an all star snub...FNS
So it looks like we have absolutely no hitting in the minors…maybe Flowers figures it out, but ugh, it looks bad.
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
Do you project Morel staying at 3B?
Does he have enough power to be of value there?
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 9:56 AM CDT up reply actions
he's certainly staying at third.
i think looking at a single skill is the wrong way to evaluate a player. he will certainly provide excellent defense at third. if he keeps his average up (and thus his OBP up), those skills should make him valuable enough to play in the majors.
Thanks...we've got teabag blocking him now, unless he is moved
or put on the bench. Do you see Morel having a shot at making the big league club next year?
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 12:37 PM CDT up reply actions
in a vaccum, yes.
the white sox have been very aggressive in pushing their prospects. but there’s a lot that’s out of his control and/or unknown at this point. if both viciedo and teahen are on the depth chart at third, his “shot” would be just a courtesy. i think we’ll need to see how things shake out in the offseason with roster moves. i’d put his ETA more mid next season – a full year of AAA certainly wouldn’t hurt him – and, at that point, probably in a utility role, which they seem to be grooming him for with his occasional appearance at SS.
On the whole the sox seem to have a lot of ML ready/or ML ready close infield prospects
If the pan out, that’s another thing, but on paper not too bad.
Flowers, Viciedo, Bacon and Morel….with Ramirez a bargain at SS for a couple of years.
Is there anyone in the system that can project as a power hitting corner outfielder? That seems like a big hole.
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 12:54 PM CDT up reply actions
you're assuming he packs on some muscle?
he also seems to be getting a little old for A ball? This is his 5th year in the minors, even though he missed 09 – but he isn’t showing that much growth in power.
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 1:29 PM CDT up reply actions
old for A ball? wha?
yes, i’d certainly expect all players to develop fully at 21, particularly after missing over two years.
Oooof not much of value to offer if buying
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by NorthSidePaulie on Jul 10, 2010 10:52 AM CDT up reply actions
Thanks for the excellent update, larry.
I particularly like the bit about Torres. I think it was Woody Allen who said, “80% of success is showing up.” If you’re not even invited to show-up because of a fluke in timing….
Buddy Bell
has worked wonders with our system.
"....we have to find a way to win. And good teams do that."
Tomas Kopecky May 29, 2010
Does Buddy have much of an impact on the draft?
I know he heads up the minors, but I would think the scouts and GM’s office would handle almost everything having to do with who ends up in our system. You can’t polish a turd into a diamond.
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 12:34 PM CDT up reply actions
not really much impact.
and this misses the point a bit, too. sergio santos is all buddy bell. he is a success. if either daniel hudson or dayan viciedo become decent major leaguers, this will be a good rookie class for the white sox. if both do, this would be wildly successful. and none of these players were in the organization until barely two years ago.
of course things look lean now. he didn’t start with much. he gets essentially no latin american amateur free agents. his top pick in 2008 is in the majors. his top pick in 2009 got hurt. his other successes are now (or will be tomorrow) on the major league roster.
Heh. DSL
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by Shoeless In SC on Jul 10, 2010 8:54 PM CDT up reply actions
"...Hudson’s work with the Knights translates to a 4.51 big league FIP"
Peavy’s FIP was 4.06, Freddy is at 4.56, MB is 4.17
Keep your fingers crossed on Hudson, would be awesome if he can produce as projected.
"But this streak goes to eleven"
thank you for the examples, makes sense now.
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by Where Triples Go to Die on Jul 10, 2010 1:50 PM CDT up reply actions
as long as the white sox can continue to field some of these reclamation projects it lessens the need for a great farm feeder system
that said, things don’t look all that great. They haven’t looked great for years now but it hasn’t stopped the club from putting together some fairly solid seasons.
as larry mentioned above, a lot of our prospects are on the big league club now
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 1:20 PM CDT up reply actions
I don't think the Sox have a history of overworking pitchers in the minors
or majors. The seem to be pretty cognisant of that.
"Jenks, who was never afraid to say "no" to a hamburger..."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2010 1:21 PM CDT up reply actions
take you fip and stick it between your lips
i cant read this confusing shit this early in the morning.
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by Where Triples Go to Die on Jul 10, 2010 1:49 PM CDT reply actions
ok since morel is blocked by a bad teahen contract
and a powerhouse cuban….. can he be shipped for anything that will help us right now? I saw that the sox had scouts at the Dan Haren game last night…. and although id rather have a bat i’ve always liked haren.
Kenwo4life=ratings
dude the tank is becoming my new favorite white sock
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by Where Triples Go to Die on Jul 10, 2010 1:55 PM CDT up reply actions
oh indeed i love the tank
i meant trade morel since viciedo and teahen are ahead of him.
Kenwo4life=ratings
trade him for who?
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by Where Triples Go to Die on Jul 10, 2010 1:56 PM CDT up reply actions
viciedo goes to first next year and teahen isn't blocking anyone.
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
at the risk of giving people a heart attack....
no thanks id like to keep Konerko. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO…. can’t believe i said that.
Kenwo4life=ratings
it's up to kenwo too and he has given permission.
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by South Side Expat on Jul 10, 2010 4:21 PM CDT up reply actions
contrary to popular reports
i don’t think he’s all that bad there. He is better than a lot of jabronies we have recently let play there IE Fields, Betemit and Teahen
Kenwo4life=ratings
on that note, viciedo seems to have the hands and the arm strength to play a fine 3B, it's the positioning, glovework and throwing accuracy that needs work
and contrary to what others are saying I think he looks fine and in good shape. some ballplayers carry a little extra weight around. As long as he looks light on his feet I have no problem with a little extra heft.
I apply a similar scouting technique to my sex life.
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
by RWShow on Jul 10, 2010 2:18 PM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
haha - very good
Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
cushion for the pushin
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
morel is much better at 3rd
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
those guys are all basically as bad as you'll see at the position
if viciedo’s better, that doesn’t make him good or even average. all i’m hoping for is enough to keep him away from 1b.
also, we realize he has to hit .300 to be valuable right? and how hard that is for 21 year olds in the big leagues?
Fireworks: Bang?
no he doesn't, he has to hit 280/310/450 to be valuable
on this team, with Teahan and Vizquel the other options he doesn’t have to do much.
He deserves as much of a shot as those guys.
Vizquel is already 1WARish
he’s providing no additional value, except maybe the rest Omar needs.
Fireworks: Bang?
I'd like to see him start against all LHP and get 1-2 more starts a week
Somewhere around 12-16 sounds fine. Let him split time with Vizquel.
Bench Teahan.
so you want to send him down?
I think he shoulda been called up a month earlier than he did when i got chastised by certain people on here for even suggesting such a thing.
Kenwo4life=ratings
he's probably not better than our current options
so unless we’re giving him the chance to break out and prove he’s better than the alternatives, i don’t see why he’s here. to the extent that i can know what’s better for him, i’d prefer to see him in Charlotte.
plus as larry mentions he’s making me look bad.
Fireworks: Bang?
who gives a fuck what's best for him?
he is needed right now on the 25 man roster of a playoff contending team. if he only gets 10 at bats a week and it helps the team, he belongs here.
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
right on, this guy has been playing everyday in pro ball for the past 6 years of so of his life
fuck his 200 or so more PA he’d get down in AAA, this is an “all hands on deck” situation with the Big League Club.
but there's plenty of chance
perhaps greater than 50% even that he can’t help. which is my point.
that and you can’t stop jayson nix, you can only hope to contain him.
Fireworks: Bang?
I'm sure he'd be producing exatly the same in our line-up.
Because events are entirely generalizable to different situations. (Heh.) The Lieutenant (I don’t let go, either, ctj) belongs, and he is already helping by not being Jayson Nix (or at least JN’s Sox performance).
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by winningugly on Jul 11, 2010 11:25 AM CDT up reply actions
that line kind of equates to what teahen does offensively.
they all look similar to me at this point. mixing and matching based on whatever seems like a reasonable move. i’d prefer the young player, of course, all things being equal, since he ain’t going to get better on the bench.
only problem is I have faith in teahan's bat
a little more than the other options even though I don’t want his glove at 3rd. Teabag prob gets some starts at 2nd.
"Officially off strike...."
even early beckham was not better....
granted he got a lot better over the course of last season but when he first started there he was a step slower than viciedo seems to be.
Kenwo4life=ratings
viciedo can't even move.
i suppose it’s amusing that he gets to everything that’s within two feet or his torso.
i don't agree sir...
he seems to move alright… in particular the one play he made (and then threw the ball away)… he moved into the hole, fielded cleanly, showed nice footwork to get himself into position and uncorked a terrible throw. I don’t think he’s terrible there. I think you are just grasping to make your previous minor league updates look good. For shame.
Kenwo4life=ratings
I'm more concerned with him getting on base.
How long do you expect it to take him to develop some patience at the plate, and take the occasional pass? Is this a years-down-the-road thing, or will he begin to get better quickly?
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
aka an average player
dude has limited upside and now i’ve seen his approach. if he’s elevated his stock, i think i want to see him traded.
Fireworks: Bang?
i'm not sure about that yet. he seems like he could be a line drive machine. maybe the BA comes with it and he's much better than average.
Cashing checks and having sex. Also doing some light medical diagnoses.
there are about 10 guys who averaged .310 or better
over the last three seasons. so i’m willing to set the ceiling at .300. and at that point, it’s hard to project him walking enough to really get into the 3-4 win territory. .310/.340/.550 gets him to 20 runs above average with the bat, enough to make him a 3 win player.
Fireworks: Bang?
uh oh stat boy... i said it
if he can hit 300 with some pop i could give a fuck if he ever walks at all! AHHHHHHH oh no i didnt!
Kenwo4life=ratings
it won't bug me if it turns out he's a productive major leaguer
that can’t take walks.
Fireworks: Bang?
i dont understand the rush to put a cap on this kid already.
Seems silly to me. He’s way too young.
"Officially off strike...."
of course i'm sure other MLB teams are similarly aware
so whatever. let’s at least get him PAs.
Fireworks: Bang?
hey Colin, you like the new lcd soundsystem? I know we have a thread, just though I'd get your opinion
outside of dance yrself clean, which blew my mind that first time I heard it, the album doesn’t do much for me.
i've only heard bits and pieces
from various instances of porch chillin’. i was digging it, but i didn’t hear anything that topped All My Friends.
Fireworks: Bang?
that's what i was noticing, too. he hasn't looked bad if you don't mind paulie's range at 3B. he's made not 1 challenging play.
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Beckham got a lot better very quickly. I was very impressed by that.
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
minors
It’s very possible that a few of these guys get traded in a deadline deal, though. Kenny being a very aggressive GM means there aren’t a lot of good prospects for very long.
lineup
Pierre, lf
Vizquel, 3b
Rios, cf
Konerko, 1b
Quentin, DH
Pierzynski, c
Jones, rf
Ramirez, ss
Beckham, 2b
Floyd, p
"There's too many (bleeping) guys on the computer. It's simple. I say that. Pete Rose never watched a computer. Rod Carew never did. All those hitters, they go out and see the ball, hit it and move on." - Ozzie
gotta find out if viciedo can get out of the way of something under his chin tomorrow.
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
i like that Ozzie is sticking with Jones in the lineup after his big day yesterday.
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
this is a very good defensive lineup.
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
Im not quite sure why the majority of the people on here arent more high on Viciedo,
he’s putting up pretty solid numbers for a 21 year old in his first 2 weeks in the majors. I have no real complaints about him at 3rd, I mean other than Vizquel we’ve seen a lot of shit at that position since Crede left. I like the guy’s chances he obviously got some pop, and a quick bat. Reminds me of Uribe with his big swing.
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
trying to be cautious
I think every one is very happy with what he is doing since being called up. Just kind of hiding the optimism and hoping he keeps up, at least that’s how I am dealing with this.
Lupe, release the balloons!
ok, thats kinda what Ive been doing too,
it sure would be nice if he panned out to be a solid major leaguer
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
doesn't matter to me what you're high on, as long as you're high on something.
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and plus
there are so many things to be high on with this club right now, you might overdose if you throw in Viciedo
Lupe, release the balloons!
maybe because he's 21
Okay don’t be high on him yet but I don’t understand some of the “lets trade him he’s reached his peak.” sentiment.
"Officially off strike...."
I don't necessarily want to trade him
But the numerous reports of bad defense are not completely invalidated by a few weeks of the ol’ eye test. He NEEDS to stick at 3rd. I don’t see his bat playing at a lesser position unless he can adopt Q!’s batting stance and squeeze out a few extra points of OBP from getting hit.
he hasn't reached his peak
but to this amateur eye, dude is just never going to walk enough to be regularly above average. if he makes it, you could certainly see a .330/.360/.560 year or something happening, but i doubt that would be the norm.
and i bring up the trade possibility because who else is there?
Fireworks: Bang?
i'm with tdogg here just because although not taking walks is a big issue, it's way too early to know his upside.
Cashing checks and having sex. Also doing some light medical diagnoses.
this is true
it’s rare that you even get to see a 21 year old in this kind of environment. but approach is something that, as far as i’m aware, tends to stick with a player even as he moves from prospect to mlber. so i’m willing to bet his cheap years aren’t awe inspiring.
Fireworks: Bang?
Do they have to be awe inspiring?
Wouldn’t .290/.330/.520 suffice? Certainly nothing great, but he’s not all that expensive, so average-ish (for position) still works.
adequately replacing paulie on the cheap is cool
the point is just that if you’ve got a low-ish ceiling and you’re unpolished and not that close to topping out, getting that kind of production is less than a 1 in 5 bet.
Fireworks: Bang?
Because that's something of a luxury on the Sox right now?
See Pierre, Juan; Teahen, Mark; and Kotsay, Mark.
Let the kid play, as was suggested, four times a week. Vizquel gets his rest, V. gets some PAs, and nobody’s happy. Just how it should be.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
by Teahenny Penny on Jul 10, 2010 4:22 PM CDT up reply actions
Sure I'm not suggesting anything different
I am arguing against being “high” on the guy just yet. And against using Uribe as a comp in making that case.
I gotcha.
I’m not high on him either, but certainly not low either. I do, however, think he can help the club right now, all hands on deck style.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
by Teahenny Penny on Jul 10, 2010 4:28 PM CDT up reply actions
Terrible, terrible phrasing. Sorry.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
by Teahenny Penny on Jul 10, 2010 4:28 PM CDT up reply actions
A twitter quote from some random dude, who is clearly misinformed
is on his way to the White Sox/Royals game. Hopefully, Jake Peavey is on the mound tonight!
Theain is the guy I Just can’t stand! pierre is almost as bad,he dose get on base more. If Quntin gets any worse trade him. WE NEED HELP!
obvioulsy a Cubs fan going to a Sox game,
dumb ass yuppie.
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
There's no way he's serious.
Of course, he did spell Peavy incorrectly.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
by Teahenny Penny on Jul 10, 2010 3:51 PM CDT up reply actions
Chris Sale
can’t say enough how much I appreciate his signing happening as a no nonsense get it done type of thing. The guy is staying true to his word: lets’s sign and just let me play. Keep it up!
Lupe, release the balloons!
Sources confirm the Twins probable won't be in 1st at the all star break
The horror!
"Officially off strike...."
Nice write-up.
Thanks, larry. The minors look like all filler with Hudson on the Sox. Yeah, Morel may be alright, but will he stick around? Way to go, winning streak. Way to not turn the Sox into automatic sellers. Whatever happens, it’ll be interesting to see how K-Dub handles this little situation.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
4 2Bs and 4 HRs for detroit. no non-XBHs. not too shabby.
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Agreed.
Their lineup is fierce, however.
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
I see no reason they wouldn't go for that!
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
pavano having their best season. didn't see that coming.
i wonder if liriano is gonna start giving up some bombs. he’s been very lucky so far.
Cashing checks and having sex. Also doing some light medical diagnoses.
so are the Tigers the team we need to worry about?
maybe not worry, but follow closer anyway.
Free Brent Lllibridge!
really looking like a 3-team race now. with the amount of games we still have versus both, it's still in the sox' hands.
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liriano and baker are as good as any we've got
i dn about pavano. he’s gotta regress in his bb/9 and if that happens, then whatever to their back three.
Fireworks: Bang?
you are full of shit if you think the twins starting pitchers are as good as ours.
I photoshopped a boner on the security guard but it's too dark to see --- billyok
agreed. you have to be on crack to say baker would even be in our top 4.
and fuck liriano too… that dude hasn’t been all that great since 0 fucking 6
Kenwo4life=ratings
with peavy gone
we don’t have anyone to match liriano. unless his walk rate falls off a cliff, we currently are lacking anyone with his upside.
Fireworks: Bang?
read what i said, dick.
and everyone has been going on like we didn’t lose Peavy. we did. that’s a problem. now it actually matters how good freddy pitches.
Fireworks: Bang?
freddy always pitches good.... so i'm not too worried about it.
scott baker sucks…… a real good friend of mine is a twins fan and he can’t stand him either. calls him scott baker the home run maker. Colin just because someone can strike out people doesn’t automatically make them a good pitcher.
Kenwo4life=ratings
Roh-roh.
We all do know this can’t last forever, right? And that Freddy might actually have a bad game or two? We’re playing really well right now, and it’s super fun, but let’s surely not become too big to fail. When we play .500 ball for a week or two, or we (gasp!) lose 4 or 5 in a row, let us not be surprised. Losing Peavy is very big.
"I'm tired, I've got a headache, my bullpen blew it." -South Side Expat
by Teahenny Penny on Jul 11, 2010 4:01 AM CDT up reply actions
I'm just saying freddy pitches good every start out
besides 2 terrible ones….. i would be more concerned with buehrle.
Kenwo4life=ratings
you're gonna fucking love hudson then.
certainly amusing that his home run rate is the same as garcia’s.
wow. you hang out with some witty dudes.
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by MarketMaker on Jul 11, 2010 10:03 AM CDT up reply actions
White Sox 19-4 with Omer Munoz standing by first base.
I think maybe Harold should take the rest of the season off.
Free Brent Lllibridge!
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Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2010 4:47 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
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Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2010 4:47 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
Morneau has bang on head - Konerko set to take place in all star game
Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2010 4:50 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
Morneau has bang on head - Konerko set to take place in all star game
yes
Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2010 4:50 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
Morneau has bang on head - Konerko set to take place in all star game
yes
Ollie and Stan's ability to make everyone laugh throughout their careers was truly a gift and they will never be forgotten.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2010 4:51 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
the rare triple post!
good for konerko
Lurking since 2006
by boyonthedock on Jul 10, 2010 4:57 PM CDT up reply actions
Smartphones in the UK - still working on the "smart" part.
"and to think that we're sex games over .500" - blackoutsox
judging from time zone differences
He just had a hard hard night of drinks
Lupe, release the balloons!
Morneau offically out for All-Star game according to Twins radio.
no replacement named yet.
Free Brent Lllibridge!
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