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sox35th.com - 11 hours ago
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Another injury, another offseason, another externally-fueled non-dispute over
Bobby Jenks’ girth : ”Bobby is always going to
have the problem that when he doesn’t perform, fans think he’s hurt or out of shape,” Guillen said Friday. ”Bobby has to stay in ...
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Yelling About Bobby Jenks’ Weight Is Like Yelling About ...
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sox35th.com - 36 hours ago
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Comcast Sports Net will rebroadcast Mark Buehrle’s perfect
game at 7pm CST Thanksgiving night. Set those DVRs,
and try not to spit out your beaujolais when Hawkeroo actually loses it on the air. SPOILER ALERT: Josh Fields and Dewayne Wise’s careers both peak on the exact same day. [ ...
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Turkey, Potatoes and Second Helpings of a Masterfully ...
sox35th.com - 5 days ago
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As the hand-wringing and woe-is-the-whole-damn-system bemoaning continue in
the wake of Gordon Beckham’s fifth-place finish in this
year’s Rookie of the Year voting, this seems a fine time to ask a very simple yet very necessary question: Who cares? Okay, he could’ve ...
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Weep Not For Gordon Beckham
sox35th.com - 11 days ago
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Several years ago, at the height of Ron
Santo’s Hall of Fame-related tantrum-throwing, I made the argument
that Santo’s five Gold Gloves meant almost nothing due to their general irrelevance to true fielding ability and how more often than not they’re more reflective of a ...
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Pretty Good As Gold
sox35th.com - 15 days ago
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[Editor's Note: With another decade of White Sox
baseball in the books, The 35th Street Review takes
a look back at the past ten years on the South Side of Chicago and finds highlights, lowlights, and a lot of in-betweenlights. In this edition, we look at the position player whose presence and ...
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Player of the Decade
sox35th.com - 16 days ago
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Mark Teahen is a pretty useful player for
a contending team, but is not somebody to build
around. He is a jack of all trades – but master of none. He can play four positions (1B, 3B, RF, LF) adequately while being slightly below average with the bat. His 2006 season (.290/.357/.517) ...
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Mark Teahen Is The Near Future Of White Sox Baseball
sox35th.com - 16 days ago
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Chris Getz and Josh Fields: an assessment, and
a glimmer of hope for the good people of
Kansas City. [ Royally Speaking ]
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Yesterday’s Bust Prospect Is Today’s Bust Prospect
sox35th.com - 18 days ago
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Back-to-the-wall baseball games are always cool, and tonight’s
Phils-Yanks Game Six might turn out to be stellar
for one reason and one reason alone: if Andy Pettite can’t give six, maybe seven innings of run-preventing pitching, mark my words that the New York Yankees will ...
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The One Where We Learn About Joe Girardi
sox35th.com - 20 days ago
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With the World Series pretty much over and
either of a deplorable fanbase or deplorable team set
to host a winterlong party, we can now all turn our attention to that more enjoyable and idiotic pursuit of Solving The Team’s Problems. Sure, the club is considerably worse off now than it ...
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How to Fix the White Sox In One Fell Swoop
sox35th.com - 25 days ago
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I. I love love LOVE when they show
Nick Swisher’s numbers for the 2009 season, but I
hold an extra-special fondness for the context Joe Buck et al either refuse to admit or simply would rather ignore. Example: Nick Swisher was second in the American League in walks with 91, which is a ...
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The Hatred and Hilarity in Game One of the 2009 World Series
sox35th.com - 28 days ago
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Remember where you were that night ? Of
course you do, as you should and as you,
like me, probably always will. But as these calendar pages keep turning and we fans sit back wondering how far our favorite team has or has not fallen since those juggernaut days of 2005, more often than not I ...
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That Was Then And This Is Not

