White Sox No Longer Second Tier in Central

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Babes Love Baseball found this 5/22/2008 on www.southsidesox.com [flag]
When last we saw the Indians, I recalled the feelings I had at the opening of the '07 season, when the disparity between the two teams couldn't have been more obvious, and said the Sox had "changed, but not nearly enough, nor in the right spots." I liked the '08 club better than the '07 version, but it still felt like there was a gap --and not in a good way-- between the Indians and the ... [link]

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White Sox Cruising
Published 5/22/2008 by Sooze (noreply@blogger.com) at Babes Love Baseball
... Chicago White Sox won their seven consecutive game Wednesday with a 7-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Seven straight wins sure makes for fewer f-bombs on Ozzie Guillen's part, which in turn makes for less excitement in the newspapers. Speaking of the AL Central, I'm off to the Twins game today, where Livan Hernandez will attempt a series win against the Texas Rangers. Yay! [AP] | [The Winning Edge] | [South Side Sox]

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