About that Mark Buehrle contract extension ….

Richie Rich posted 5/8/2008 from homerderby.com [flag]

White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle got a 4-year $56 Million contract extension last July. How's he been doing since then? Uh ... not so well. His ERA is up, his wins are down, and now he's smashing things in the dugout (VIDEO). [link]

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THE AFTER PARTY
Published 5/9/2008 by DCScrap (noreply@blogger.com) at EPIC CARNIVAL | SPORTS NEWS WITH A TWIST
Battling for the Blogosphere: StripeHype vs. The Bengals. (Gate 21) Baseball's All-Time Dirtiest Players. (Maxim) About that Mark Buehrle contract extension... (Home Run Derby) Lenny Dykstra, unlikely investment guru. (Steroid Nation) Shelley Duncan is constantly hearing the Undertaker's music. (The Sports Hernia) The Phillies should deal Ryan Howard. (I'm Writing Sports) Is Tony Romo the Anti-Christ? (Rumors and Rants) Cedric Benson's booking video. (Docksquad) What the heck is wrong with the ...

Blog Patrol
Published 5/9/2008 at FanIQ Blog
... Remember Rudy? He's still making money off of that one play. [The Wizard of Odds] Pizza madness hits Ohio. Riots everywhere. Oh the humanity! [Deadspin] Recycling: Good for Mother Earth, bad for basketball. [Rumors and Rants] Maybe the Phillies should just deal Ryan Howard. [I'm Writing Sports] The Dirty is now going after Shaq. [The Dirty] Mark Buehrle hasn't exactly lived up to his contract. [Home Run Derby] The beheaded mascot remix. [Joe Sports Fan]

Gomez hits for cycle as Twins trample White Sox

The Hardball Times found this 5/8/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

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Morning Roundup: The Carlos Cycle

extra_inn posted 5/8/2008 from www.fantasybaseballgenerals.com

Carlos Gomez hit for the cycle yesterday in Minnesota’s 13-1 win over the Chicago White Sox.

Taking Notes

tball275 posted 5/8/2008 from wegotaguythere.blogspot.com

Another notes edition. Did you see that Carlos Gomez hit for the cycle? What about that collision with Conor Jackson and Shane Victorino? Check it out here.

Mark Buehrle Hates Space Heaters

Foul Balls found this 5/8/2008 on sports.aol.com

If you thought what the White Sox violated blow-up dolls with baseball bats, you should see what they do to space heaters with them. Mark Buehrle didn't have a very strong performance to follow Gavin Floyd 's near no-no on Tuesday night, as he ...

Twins tee off on Buehrle; lefty tees off on space heater -- ChicagoSports.com

FanHouse found this 5/8/2008 on chicagosports.chicagotribune.com

Twins 13, White Sox 1 Twins tee off on Buehrle; lefty tees off on space heater By Mark Gonzales | Tribune staff reporter 12:30 AM CDT, May 8, 2008 When manager Ozzie Guillen pleaded with White Sox fans to maintain their patience last weekend, he ...

Twins' Gomez hits for cycle vs. ChiSox (AP)
Carlos Gomez became the first Minnesota Twins player to hit for the cycle in nearly 22 years when he accomplished the feat against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night. One night after Gavin Floyd nearly no-hit the Twins, Gomez homered off Mark ...

Grieving Gardenhire back with Twins (AP)
Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire rejoined the team on Thursday after missing the last five games to be with his family in Oklahoma following the death of his brother. Gardenhire said he was still trying to cope with the loss of 54-year old Mike ...

Gardenhire rejoins Twins after brother's death
Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire rejoined the team on Thursday after missing the last five games to be with his family in Oklahoma following the death of his brother. Gardenhire said he was still trying to cope with the loss of 54-year old Mike ...

Dye, Uribe power struggling White Sox past Twins 6-2
Jermaine Dye homered for the third straight game and Juan Uribe added a go-ahead two-run drive in the fifth to help the struggling White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 6-2 today. John Danks (3-3) made it through five innings, giving up six hits and two ...

Uribe's ferocious slide help Sox to beat Twins 6-2
Welcome to Juan Uribe's wild run. When the week began, speculation centered on the White Sox pushing their sometimes-maddening second baseman overboard. By Thursday, he provided the kind of snapshot moment that can turn a season around.

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