Wrappin’ it Up Against the Indians – Lineups for 5/9
I might be a sucker but if the Sox come out of Cleveland having won these last two I’ll be satisfied. Mostly because at this point it’s the best I can hope for. Jake Peavy will again strut his stuff…Read More
Danks Throws a Gem, Rios Gets Revenge, Sox End Skid
It was no secret that John Danks was struggling coming into Cleveland on Tuesday night. He had looked down right bad in his last two starts, prompting people to question whether or not he could be the…Read More
Sox Can’t Remain Undefeated Against Indians
A rough start to the game for the Sox wasn’t so rough as Philip Humber filled up the bases in the first and second innings but managed to escape both times without giving up any runs with the aid of…Read More
Half Game Wrap, Half Anti-Bunting Rant
Roughly 10,000 years ago Chris Sale started a game in which the White Sox would attempt to win a series from the Oakland Athletics. That game has ended. Chris Sale’s 8 inning, 2 run performance almost…Read More
4/24 Lineup – Sox @ A’s: Floyd Tries to Keep the Streak
More late night baseball as Gavin Floyd will attempt to keep the stellar pitching performances rolling. Tribune beat writer Mark Gonzales tweeted that the last time Sox pitchers threw multiple shutouts…Read More
Alex Rios Leads Sox to Sweep of Mariners
John Danks wasn’t great, but he also wasn’t awful. He went 6 innings and struck out 6 officially…Read More
Hangover Game – Sunday Lineup @ Mariners
A perfect game is certainly cause for celebration. What did the team do to congratulate Philip Humber…Read More
Today’s Lineup, Plus Complaints
A short list of grievances I’d like to air prior to lineup post: Alexei Ramirez is one of the team’s…Read More
Alejandro D’oh! Aza
A 4-1 lead in the 8th inning evaporated one homer at a time as the White Sox bullpen surrendered 3 solo…Read More
Game 3: ESPN Sunday Night Baseball
Fresh off of last night’s victory, which resulted in nice beer shower for the winning skipper, the…Read More
Game 2: Peavy Vs. The Mustache
Ok, Jake, you feel good? You feel healthy? You are ready to go out and prove yourself, be competitive and win games? It starts for you now. Jake Peavy will head to the bump for the second game of the…Read More
Spring Training Journal – Day 6
On the way in to Camelback today I learned that the Sox had finalized their 25 man active roster. In addition to making official the inclusion of Eduardo Escobar, Nate Jones and Hector Santiago earned…Read More
Utility Men
It’s important for Adam Dunn and Alex Rios to have a bounce back year. Jake Peavy needs to stay healthy if the White Sox want to compete for a division title this year. The Sox are going to need…Read More
New Round of Cuts
The White Sox have reassigned Jordan Danks, Jim Gallagher, Dallas McPherson, Josh Phegley, Tyler Saladino and Dan Johnson to minor league camp. The Dan Johnson demotion I take to mean that Eduardo…Read More
Baseball on the TV!
Or the computer, as it were. It may not seem much to you fine folks that have been able to watch a game or two this spring training season, but if you were me, you were quite excited yesterday to see…Read More
How are they doing?: Taking a look at meaningless Spring Training numbers
Spring Training is meaningless. It’s meaningless. The worth of a small sample of exhibition games played in by rusty players, rehabbing veterans, and horribly overmatched prospects has been disproved…Read More
Those rare times when Spring Training talk rings true
The White Sox are doing their part and talking extremely confident, in order to properly compensate for the lack of confidence the roster might inspire on its own. Hell, even Brent Lillibridge is feeling…Read More
Rios and Dunn and the new order
One of the reasons sports is so appealing is that it gets closer to being a pure meritocracy than most other areas of life. More or less, the cream rises to the top and is rewarded, and incompetence–while…Read More
As Position Players Arrive
Workouts have begun for pitchers and catchers and now the rest of the folks are starting to trickle into Glendale to prepare for the 2012 season. It’s essential for us, as fans, to remove beer goggles,…Read More
Projections From Those Smarter Than I: Second Base
I feel like maybe I could begin each position with, “after a disappointing 2011…” but I’m going to try my best to steer clear of that. After a disappointing 2011 (no place else to go, folks!)…Read More





















