Could It Be?
That's right, the thoughts and ideas from my last post could possibly come true. White Sox GM Kenny Williams announced today that the trade for Ken Griffey Jr. is official. Nick Masset an Danny Richar will go to Cincinnati. The Sox outfield is pretty stable as it is, with Carlos Quentin's 28 home runs and 83 RBIs, along with Jermaine [read more...]
More Than a Ballgame - Or Is It?
The stadium is packed with over 39,000 cheering fans – a sellout crowd all hyped up just to see a ballgame at US Cellular Field. This isn't just a ballgame however, it's the Crosstown Classic. To Cubs and Sox fans alike, this six-game series is one of the most intense ones of their lives. They wait anxiously for these two weekends [read more...]
More Than a Ballgame - Or Is It?
The stadium is packed with over 39,000 cheering fans – a sellout crowd all hyped up just to see a ballgame at US Cellular Field. This isn't just a ballgame however, it's the Crosstown Classic. To Cubs and Sox fans alike, this six-game series is one of the most intense ones of their lives. They wait anxiously for these two weekends [read more...]
Kenny “Stay Out of White Sox Business” Williams vs. Ozzie “The Vicious Venezuelan” Guillen – EliteXC’s next ratings-grabber?
Sorry Ozzie, but the Wizard of Oz is already taken and your "I never cared to learn English particularly well" accent makes it hard to forget where you come from. That said, I'm on your side in this thing – outside of my possibly insensitive headline. Let's backtrack a little, so we can start at the beginning. I think that's usually [read more...]
Most Wonderful Time of the Year
There's no better time of year than right now. You can have Christmas and Halloween. Heck, even take June 19th's World Sauntering Day, one of the more underrated holidays in my opinion. I'll take the rumor-mongering and message board-refreshing of baseball's trading deadline any day. Especially as a White Sox fan. With my telekinetic mind power, I can already hear your [read more...]
Early Cubs, Sox Assessments
Assessing the virtues or fallibility of a baseball team after one week feels a bit disingenuous, as though we are giving a thumbs up or down guess as to whether a marriage will last based upon the success of the honeymoon. The Cubs marriage with winning may have just honeymooned with a killer deal at the Bellagio, whereas the White Sox [read more...]
Kenny Williams Not Being Complacent
The Boston Red Sox won the World Series for the first time in 86 years two seasons ago, yet they tinkered heavily with their roster the following winter and received an awful lot of criticism for doing so. The team ended up with major holes in the starting rotation and bullpen, and the locker room chemistry that seemed instrumental during [read more...]
Guide to Christmas Shopping
For Carlos Beltran - Seeing as he's set to make about $60 billion over the next few years, I would say that your best bet would be making something instead of buying something. Maybe a personally created mix CD, or a self-edited compilation of your personal home movies, complete with excessive slow motion, many star wipes and a soundtrack courtesy [read more...]
Website Poll
Poker sites for US players are somewhat hard to come by these days. Aside from the big ones, PokerStars and Full Tilt, mainly smaller, fairly unknown sites are available to Americans. It s a good idea to read a poker room review before you sign up with a site you don t know very much about.
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