Twins 6, White Sox 3: A fitting finish to the first half
by Jim Margalus on Jul 10, 2011 4:37 PM CDT
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PrintJake Peavy pitching when he shouldn't. Alex Rios making bad decisions. Adam Dunn going hitless. An unheralded pitcher having an easy day for himself.
Ladies and gentlemen, your first-half Chicago White Sox!
Peavy, who said his arm isn't as fresh as he'd like, certainly looked off. His velocity was down and he couldn't hit the mitt -- and as a result, two Rochester Red Wings were able to put him on the ropes in the fourth. After a pair of walks to Rene Tosoni and Tsuyoshi Nishioka, the .180-hitting Drew Butera was able to line an OK slider to center for the game's first run.
One batter later, Jason Repko smashed a hanging, center-cut changeup past Mark Teahen into the corner. That gave Minnesota a 2-0 lead after four, and Peavy didn't survive the fifth. He gave up two singles, a sac fly, and two more singles before Ozzie Guillen pulled the pug after the 90th pitch. Will Ohman ended up getting a 4-3-6 double play when Paul Konerko caught Tosoni straying off second, but that put a fifth run on the board for the Twins.
That would be enough for Anthony Swarzak, who threw a lot of first-pitch curves for strikes and took advantage of Larry Vanover's wide zone the way Peavy couldn't. Juan Pierre led off with a single, and the Sox didn't collect their second hit until Rios' one-out single in the fifth.
The Sox did figure out how to get to Swarzak in the sixth, as Paul Konerko grounded a single to center to spoil the shutout in the sixth. But after walking Dunn, Swarzak struck out Carlos Quentin to escape with a quality start.
It took Ron Gardenhire using his worst reliever for the Sox to finally string together good at-bats. Rios led off the seventh with a walk, scored on A.J. Pierzynski's double, and Gordon Beckham replaced him at second with a double of his own. That narrowed the Minnesota lead to 5-3, but the Sox never threatened again.
Sergio Santos helped put it out of reach when he threw a wild pitch on a slider in the dirt with a runner on third. The ball bounced straight back to Pierzynski, and if only he could've secured the ball before going to apply the tag, the Sox would've only faced a two-run deficit entering the bottom of the ninth.
Notes:
*Rios twice missed the cutoff man on ill-advised throws home. The first one didn't make a difference, but the second one may have allowed the fifth run to score, since he scored on that 4-3-6 double play.
*The Sox are now 7-28 against the Twins in their last 35 games.
Record: 44-48 | Box score | Play-by-play
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by Uribe Down on Jul 10, 2011 5:12 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
Damn. Just straight Nailin' Palin.
"That might be how you roll at Camp Anawanna, Budnick. But where I come from, we only salute Old Glory." -moroots on May 23rd
by South Side Expat on Jul 10, 2011 8:19 PM CDT up reply actions
*The Sox are now 7-28 against the Twins in their last 35 games.
Has a team ever failed so badly against one team, so often, while succeeding (somewhat) against other teams just fine? If the Sox never played the Twins in the past two years, we’d have a winning record (assuming the Sox went .500 in makeup games). It’s heartbreaking, cause my entire f’ing family is from Minnesota and I have to listen to their Uff Da-ing asses.
Bears. Bulls. White Sox.
by The Voiss on Jul 10, 2011 4:49 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs
The Washington Generals were like 6 wins -13,000+ losses against the Harlem Globetrotters.
The sox are capable of exceeding this against the Twins but thankfully, not in my lifetime.
by 25or6to4 on Jul 10, 2011 4:57 PM CDT up reply actions 5 recs
Since 2007 the Twins are 9-30 against the Twins, including 0-6 in the postseason
Our manager wears 13, we were supposedly cursed, and we wear black. Let's play.
FIAL. 9-30 against the Yankees
Our manager wears 13, we were supposedly cursed, and we wear black. Let's play.
Viciedo is on deck in the Futures Game. ESPN2.
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by rangerjae on Jul 10, 2011 5:32 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
I think we should trade Carlos Quentin
I just don’t think he’s up to it any more
I remember Winningugly and Hoodlight always being the good guys.
I hear you...
Quentin is an extremely extreme of extreme streaky hitter. He will give you numbers in a week that make Pujols look like Kotsay, and then he will go empty for 3 weeks…so empty that Kotsay will look like Pujols this time. I have always commented (And many here go against me) that Quentin, albeit of ending the whole season with very decent numbers, is not very valuable. My point is that he contributes for too few games…yes his contribution is superb, and in those games we will score 10 runs, etc…. My point is that one does not seem to “feel” Quentin’s production. He will end up having 90 RBIs, but half of that would occur in 15 games, from which we may win 10 games and lose 5. For the rest of the season, he is another Dunn.
I honestly prefer players that produce evenly without been a super star. A Martin Prado type of player. A Vittorino type of player. A Polanco type of player. Players that rarely will go 15 at bats without a hit. I always think of Michael Cuddyer, a way below average hitter and outfielder….But every time I am watching a Twin’s game he seem to find a way to get a key hit. Jason Kubel is another of those guys.
Going back to your original idea, getting a trading (In our outfield) for Quentin for Viciedo is practically a wash…unless we get something really interesting back for him.
If you chase two rabbits both will escape!
by JofpGallagher on Jul 10, 2011 6:52 PM CDT up reply actions
fore a team trying to win their division, getting rid of Q is not a wise move
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
I don't think they are trying to win the division
I remember Winningugly and Hoodlight always being the good guys.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2011 6:58 PM CDT up reply actions 5 recs
you're right... they're trying to win it all!
All in!
"You go up there, against a dog-ass line up AND pitcher, and you don’t do a fucking thing with it. They whip your silly, sorry, saggy ass AGAIN, and you look like fucking bottom-ass, bitch-ass chumps doing it." - 2HA
by Shoeless In SC on Jul 10, 2011 7:20 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
bottom of the fourth in the futures game
just tuned in. 8-9-1 hitters for Viciedos team coming up
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
its free on mlb too
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
Damn
Due to work and being busy on my days off, I haven’t seen a game in over a week. I’d like to see some of the futures game….but still at work.
by ObsidianXIII on Jul 10, 2011 6:28 PM CDT via mobile up reply actions
what do we do about it Billy?
how can we get our team playing again?
I remember Winningugly and Hoodlight always being the good guys.
time for a wank eh?
I remember Winningugly and Hoodlight always being the good guys.
by hoodlight on Jul 10, 2011 6:43 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
a nice crying wank on the train
oh what, you’re arresting me? oh excuse me for mourning, pigs
PROMOTE GREG WALKER!
Hawks start in 3 mos.
My serenity is inversely proportional to my expectations.
LET’S GO YOU WHITE SOX!!!!!
excellent -- i'm also tired of this sweating shit
might as well look ahead, no sense crying over spilt—aw FUCK
PROMOTE GREG WALKER!
by billyok on Jul 10, 2011 8:16 PM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
Organization needs some changes.
If they happen, hope they include the fucking announcers. All (except Stone) rank……
No they’re just rank.
My serenity is inversely proportional to my expectations.
LET’S GO YOU WHITE SOX!!!!!
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"I am an idiot Jackhammer" - WU
by DrEmilioLizardo on Jul 10, 2011 9:13 PM CDT up reply actions
he was 0-2 already, didn't see the first two
hit two fouls to right then hit a chopper to second and was safe because the firstbase man dropped the ball. runs fast for someone who is fat
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
actually i thought he looked a lot skinnier than i remember him
Kenwo4life=ratings. Just call me Mr. USA Today.
Oh well....that was a pretty awful series
yet I didn’t set high expectations on that one….The good thing is that we have fewer games against the Twins. It is clear to me that there is a psychological aspect that is affecting the WhiteSox players. Not matter who the Twins send to the mound, not matter they are playing with a lot of replacements from AAA and AA, we can’t defeat them. I guess we will have to live with that, and move on to try to defeat the Tigers and other teams.
I would like to point out, that in case no one noticed it, the Twins are 19 runs behind than us, and we have scored only 1 run more than the Indians. The Twins really have a weak offense, and they are catching us….They are also half game behind us…Hey Kansas hello!!! We will be your next companions in the cellar.
We have too many hitters in our roster with 25 and under RBIs and we have played half season. I am not expecting all player to end with 75 + RBIs, but our production offensively stinks to no limit.
Last year, our team was horrid. By the 92th game we had scored 419 runs, were 10 games above 500, and were on 1st place.
This year, we have scored 383 which is 36 runs less. Do we really had a better team last year with Peavy hurt most of the time? With Jenks closing? With Linebrink and Pena in our pen? With Andruw Kojones? With Mark Kotsay? Last year we were asking for a trade that landed us Dunn…geeeez… I am glad we got stuck with Jackson. Maybe if we got Dunn last year we would have ended in last place.
The thing is that we still have a chance. We are close, and nothing a good 8 games winning streak couldn’t fix…..another thing is that I am starting to lose my faith in this team, and in Guillen who all he does is shuffle the same roster he got from day 1. Maybe is not the shuffling that is not working….maybe is the roster. Time to shake up the tree, and try to find a solution. I really dislike the attitude Guillen has lately “This is the team I’ve got, and I have to go with it” …. maybe, but sometimes a small change (err…Viciedo) can spark a wore down battery, and taking it back to life.
If you chase two rabbits both will escape!
If you don't like the roster
Blame Kenny not Ozzie. Yes the Sox manage by consensus to a degree, and yes Kenny did delegate the roster’s DH decision to Ozzie before the 2010 season. But at the end of the day, this is a professional sports team, and the composition of the roster is the GM’s responsibility.
Dunn is Kenny’s doing. Period.
Viciedo in Charlotte is Kenny’s doing. Period.
The buck stops at Kenny’s desk.
Baseball is life.
Dunn is Dunn's doing
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
Dunn, da Dunn Dunn.... DUNN!
"I am an idiot Jackhammer" - WU
by DrEmilioLizardo on Jul 10, 2011 7:34 PM CDT up reply actions
so does that mean Dunn is done?
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
If Dunn is done
Then so is the 2011 season, I’m afraid. I don’t see how we can we in the playoffs and become AL champs with such lack of production from the DH spot.
Is Dunn done? is the #1 issue with the Sox.
Baseball is life.
hes not done
just broken
"I wonder if converting Peavy to a closer role would be best? Help keep him healthy and help solidify the pen a bit." - Bent Over Beckham
I didn't say I dislike our roster
I said I dislike the line of thinking of “this is the players I got” and sticking to it when there is a chance to improve by bringing Viciedo up. Maybe Viciedo won’t fix this, but is the WhiteSox trying something? because currently, the roster we have is not working, and we are reaching game 100 in a little while.
If you chase two rabbits both will escape!
by JofpGallagher on Jul 10, 2011 7:38 PM CDT up reply actions
if only logic worked that way with ozzie
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
"This is the team I've got and I have to go with it"
Is exactly the attitude the field manager should have. It’s not Ozzie’s job to look beyond the current 25 man roster and determine who to bring in and let go. That’s Kenny’s job.
Ozzie rarely knows much of anything about what is happening even one level down in his own organization at Charlotte, let alone possible trades or free agents. His comments when a new call-up shows up are usually comically unknowing. This is how it should be, however.
Baseball is life.
no but ozzie should be able to tell kw where he needs help, the fact that rios sucks, that jp sucks, that morel sucks...etc.
ozzie should expect to get help at those spots, but he is so damn stubborn not wanting to hurt a veterans feelings by brining up someone from AAA or DFA a guy not producing
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
he isn't acting like it
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
Yet...
…stay tuned. I think losing 5 of 7 at home to the bottom two teams in the Central, with the lack of offense becoming glaring, will spur Kenny to take action.
Baseball is life.
this and you have ozzie saying how he doesn't want to disrespect certain players by leaving them on the bench
i say fuck it and put together the best team you can and forget about feelings and emotions. this is baseball. white sox baseball.
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
personally I'm relieved I don't have to watch consistent failure for five days
this team is consistent!
Also, as the mouth of the franchise
I do think Ozzie gets too much blame. He didn’t build the 2011 roster. He didn’t put Dunn in a slump, although the strategy he has decided upon for dealing with Dunn’s slump (pretend everything is fine and keep him in the heart of the order) is not the one I would choose.
Baseball is life.
the fuck would you do?
sit him on his ass for the next four years and 56 million dollars? who else would you want there? dont say Q either…
Bat Dunn 8th and platoon (never let him see a lefty)...
…until he starts hitting again. AJ is our best lefty hitter right now and could take Dunn’s batting order spot.
My approach reduces the pressure on Dunn to hopefully make him more comfortable at the plate and get him back on track. But it demonstrates a lack of faith in Dunn and could hurt whatever confidence he has left.
Ozzie’s approach demonstrates confidence in Dunn, and confidence is indeed a key factor of hitting success. But it also increases the pressure on Dunn because he comes to bat more times in critical game situations and at times (against lefties) when he’s failed at a very high rate.
Baseball is life.
And if Dunn still doesn't turn it around by later in the season
Then try to dump him via waiver wire or trading him back to the NL in a salary dump. He might be like Pat Burrell, who won a World Series with the Phillies, failed as the Rays DH, was released, and then helped the Giants win.
Baseball is life.
this is pure fucking insanity
yes, lets sell dunn at his lowest value and get dick in return. It will never happen because it doesnt make any sense.
keep batting him in the middle of the order
im not saying three or four but we dont have many salient options there at this point anyway. if dunn never ends up hitting like he has in the past we are fucked anyway. keep him four or five let him K 300 times if he can but wait for an explosion. if we bring viciedo up then you can think about five or six but only if pierre is the oddman out. Q hasnt exactly been awe-inspiring either.
This is the approach Ozzie has been taking
And we’re 4 games under .500, five back of the Tigers, and headed to Detroit for a big series after the break.
I do agree that, regardless of where Dunn bats in the order right now, if he doesn’t get it together soon the season’s over anyway.
Baseball is life.
im glad you agree with me
because your last paragraph negates every other thing you have said on the matter. we need adam dunn to perform and he is not going to do it on the bench.
We agree - doesn't negate anything
We’re just debating the best way to get Dunn on track.
Baseball is life.
best way is get him some hookers and blow
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
Yup.
We’re stuck with Dunn. Play him until he remembers how to hit. If he don’t, we lose.
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Jul 11, 2011 8:50 AM CDT up reply actions
pretty sure pressure is not something adam dunn is feeling
he might be pressing to get back to where he should be but i really dont think pressure affects a fully vested veteran.
A guy with a guaranteed 56 million dollars within 4 years can't feel pressure
but I agree with you…. getting rid of him at his lowest makes absolute no sense (unless we are in his 3rd year of contract and he does not improve).
If you chase two rabbits both will escape!
by JofpGallagher on Jul 10, 2011 9:07 PM CDT up reply actions
You think he does not feel pressure every time he is at the plate?
C’mon…..
"I am an idiot Jackhammer" - WU
by DrEmilioLizardo on Jul 10, 2011 9:14 PM CDT up reply actions
the same pressure every professional hitter feels
you cant even call it pressure by the time you get to the majors. it is a part of the game.
id sit him vs lhp and then need to start PH late in games vs a LHP.
and he has to feel some pressure.
Andy Sisco has spent the last four years in a hospital bed with liquid fire shooting through his veins and small-town malcontent Jim Margalus has nothing to offer him but scorn. ~ big_fun
the problem in trying to beat the others, the other teams in the division can actually hit
we cannot. I hope help is on the way but I am not holding my breath.
where the white women at?
by parkernutws05 on Jul 11, 2011 2:08 AM CDT up reply actions
2HA had a really sweet rant about this topic...
I wish I could find it.
"You go up there, against a dog-ass line up AND pitcher, and you don’t do a fucking thing with it. They whip your silly, sorry, saggy ass AGAIN, and you look like fucking bottom-ass, bitch-ass chumps doing it." - 2HA
Good thing Danks is coming back
I got this feeling we are going to lose Peavy for awhile. Not that matters I guess.
Per gonzo:
“Peavy said he will visit his Alabama-based physical therapist that helped him recover from a detatched latissimus dorsi muscle last winter, but he indicated he might need more than six days before his next start.”.
"Good teams win games. Bad teams have meetings."
by BobbySouthSide on Jul 10, 2011 8:19 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
WAFJ.
They go to a 6 man rotation — “Hope Ozzie stretches us all out.” (like 4 days off the disabled list.
Game he won w/ complete game, way over 100 pitches.
Relief game w/ however many pitches.
The org. allows this headcase wrong, wrong, wrong.
My serenity is inversely proportional to my expectations.
LET’S GO YOU WHITE SOX!!!!!
correction
The org. allows handles this headcase wrong, wrong, wrong.
My serenity is inversely proportional to my expectations.
LET’S GO YOU WHITE SOX!!!!!
I'm looking forward to the break.
Not that I’ve been posting all that much (thanks, trip to the UP of Michigan!). Plus, I’ve got a wedding and another big move on the way…so I can’t devote 100 percent of my faculties to Sox baseball.
That being said, this Sox-Twins thing will end, or at least even out, as soon as the “tip your hat they play baseball the right way” shit comes to an end.
Burt and that other white man aren’t kissing Ozzie’s ass every time the Sox roll into town. But I heard DJ talking about how the Twins play “baseball in it’s purest form.”
The whole organization is in thrall of the Twins. Obsessed.
In Minnesota, the Sox are a straight up joke. They hate, hate, HATE the Sox. The organization, the manager, the players, the fans, you name it. When the Sox show up on the Twins’ schedule…there’s no soul searching, no recap of past atrocities, no respect. They know they will win, so they do. Doesn’t matter if you’re down by 7 runs.
Until that changes…we’ll see the same business over and over again.
One more thought – Adam Dunn’s tenure on the south side has been screwed up from the day he signed the contract.
He didn’t even get a proper victory lap. The news broke on Thursday afternoon. He should have gotten a day in which fans and the local sports media celebrate the fact that the Sox landed a big free agent. Unfortunately for him, Ron Santo died the following morning and his news conference was an afterthought.
It’s been off-kilter ever since.
What?! I ain't no Professor Pickles!
by 67WMAQ on Jul 10, 2011 8:42 PM CDT reply actions 3 recs
THIS
i was just about to post that I, #1 will never listen to DJ or Farmer again…4th inning talk about Al Kaline and Rod Carews bats was brutal not to mention the slobbing of twain knob. Then Hawk…go back to hell Hawk…calling Cuddyer and Thome nice guys…fuck those jagoffs…they love beating your team and get great pleasure in being nice to you after kicking your tezms ass…so many twain dicks were sucked the past four days and i had to hear the slurping and slobbing. im so fucking sick of it! no one ever said baseball people were smart though, our whole organization has been brainwashed like pavlovs dog to bend over and spread their cheeks so the twain dont even have to try fuck them, it is given up like a homeschooled slut.
by Rhubarb on Jul 10, 2011 8:50 PM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
BuehrleMan certainly could do a radio gig
I'd just as soon never hear another word from that fluttering asswheel. - RWShow
you bet your fucking ass i could.
i could keep all of hawk’s catchphrases while eliminating many of his less desirable affectations.
though being on a station where i would be authorized to utter obscenities may be compulsory.
"michael gilhaney is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principal of the atomic theory. would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?" ~~ sergeant pluck
"High fly ball to left... Disheartening."
I am so on board for a BM radio broadcast.
"If you are looking for a good and quick treat, mosey on over to Hardees or KFC." -Jessy S
It'd only be a matter of time before
“fewer” becomes as popular as “put it on the board”.
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Jul 11, 2011 8:53 AM CDT up reply actions
my sign off line would be
“and once again the white sox have scored fewer runs than their opposition. please join us tomorrow. there’s always a chance it won’t be as disheartening. ah, who am i kidding?”
(then, off camera but with the mic still on, “i just want to know what is wrong with these motherfuckers. why does this keep happening to me?” then the sound of a beer bottle being opened with one of those talking bottle openers that has homer simpson saying “no beer make homer something something” then marge says “go crazy?” and homer replies “don’t mind if i do!!!!!!!! woooobbllelbblooodldleoslldldllllalalldlddoelll woopwoopwopwowooo.”)
"michael gilhaney is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principal of the atomic theory. would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?" ~~ sergeant pluck
by BuehrleMan on Jul 11, 2011 9:27 AM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
Worst radio show ever?
Or BEST radio show ever?
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Jul 11, 2011 9:40 AM CDT up reply actions
"It's sphincter time!" becomes "It's hat-eating time."
"I have no patience for the homeless. Get your old, stinky ass out!" - Terry Boers
Caught half of that exchange
Knee-deep in yard work at the time. Sounds like I didn’t miss much.
And: “Given up like a homeschooled slut?” Outstanding!
What?! I ain't no Professor Pickles!
it has context and stems from comment SSE made
after i exposed a twain troll as a homeschooled buttnut in thursdays gamethread
What the fuck did I do?
"That might be how you roll at Camp Anawanna, Budnick. But where I come from, we only salute Old Glory." -moroots on May 23rd
by South Side Expat on Jul 10, 2011 9:18 PM CDT up reply actions
Oh. Well, you kinda just have to, you know?
"That might be how you roll at Camp Anawanna, Budnick. But where I come from, we only salute Old Glory." -moroots on May 23rd
by South Side Expat on Jul 11, 2011 12:05 PM CDT up reply actions
I agree with everything here except Thome.
I still give the big guy a pass, mainly because it’s our fault he left.
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Jul 11, 2011 8:55 AM CDT up reply actions
dj is hardly sentient.
trying to discern meaning from his utterances is a fool’s errand.
"michael gilhaney is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principal of the atomic theory. would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?" ~~ sergeant pluck
Referencing your 7-28 Twain record
I was thinking over the weekend what Div record was each year & against Div teams since that magical year in 2005.
Year vs Div vs Twins vs Tigers vs Indians vs Royals
2005 52-22 11-7 14-5 14-5 13-5
2006 40-36 9-10 12-7 8-11 11-8
2007 39-33 9-9 11-7 7-11 12-6
2008 44-29 9-10 12-6 11-7 12-8
2009 34-38 6-12 9-9 10-8 9-9
2010 32-40 5-13 8-10 9-9 10-8
2011 8-16 1-7 1-5 4-1 2-3
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we have a full tank of gas, 1/2 pack of cigarettes...it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.
please, allow me to fix your chart.
Year Al Cen Twins Tigers Indians Royals 2005 52-22 11-7 14-5 14-5 13-5 2006 40-36 9-10 12-7 8-11 11-8 2007 39-33 9-9 11-7 7-11 12-6 2008 44-29 9-10 12-6 11-7 12-8 2009 34-38 6-12 9-9 10-8 9-9 2010 32-40 5-13 8-10 9-9 10-8 2011 8-16 1-7 1-5 4-1 2-3
"You go up there, against a dog-ass line up AND pitcher, and you don’t do a fucking thing with it. They whip your silly, sorry, saggy ass AGAIN, and you look like fucking bottom-ass, bitch-ass chumps doing it." - 2HA
by Shoeless In SC on Jul 11, 2011 1:03 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
yea, sorry about the illegibility
I did have separated & didn’t get to post correctly.
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we have a full tank of gas, 1/2 pack of cigarettes...it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.
Did we ever discuss the fan interference?
What a fucking idiot. This shouldn’t happen at the Cell.
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Jul 11, 2011 1:36 PM CDT reply actions
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