State of the Sox 2010
White Sox game recaps for the 2010 seasonbad quentin
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a.j. being a.j. bad baserunning bad beckham bad defense bad kotsay bad ozzie bad quentin bad rios bad teahen danks start disaster start extra innings failure to score runner on 3rd fan murdering first-time pitcher firsts floyd start garcia start good beckham good bullpen good danks good floyd good garcia good jones good konerko good kotsay good pena good pierre good pierzynski good quentin good ramirez good rios good teahen good thornton good vizquel injury scare jackson start jake peavy mark buehrle no offense pierre web gem questionable umpiring ramirez error ramirez web gem shutoutApril 21: Rays 12, White Sox 0
Here’s a little bit of silver lining for Mark Buehrle: Had he done what he did the last time he faced the Rays, either this game would still be going on, or he’d be the next Harvey Haddix. Perfect wouldn’t have been good enough to beat the Rays with this team effort. It goes without [...]
April 17: Indians 3, White Sox 2
Jake Peavy had given the Sox seven great innings — not pukeworthy by his standards. He had thrown 104 pitches. He had a 2-1 lead. Moreover, in the eighth, the Indians had four lefties and a switch-hitter lined up. Add it all up, and Ozzie Guillen had no reason to not pull him. Yet he [...]
April 16: Indians 6, White Sox 2
Up until tonight, Mitch Talbot hadn’t seen much success in the big leagues. Combining his time as a September call-up in Tampa Bay and his first start with the Indians this year, Talbot was 0-1 with a 9.82 ERA and 16 walks to six strikeouts in 14 2/3 innings. One thing he had going for [...]
April 12: White Sox 8, Blue Jays 7 (11 innings)
Ozzie Guillen made a curious decision when he called on Randy Williams to clean up Jake Peavy’s bases-loaded, two-out mess in the sixth inning. Williams walked Adam Lind on four pitches, and Guillen had seen enough. Leaving a trail of profanity from the dugout to the mound, Guillen yanked Williams and called on Sergio Santos. [...]
