This is ridiculous

by Will71081 on Aug 31, 2005 8:14 AM CDT Comment 7 comments

Did anyone see this?

Is this not the typical White Sox attitude.
There must be a conspiracy against us, they can't beat us fair and square. Not to mention that the group on the White Sox is probably guilty of bending the ethics of the game more so than other team. Anyone remember Juan Uribe and the fake foul ball?

I wonder if this is Buehrle just acting out, because there is an inordinate amount of pressure on him to stop the White Sox current deplorable play.

Did you know that the Cleveland Indians are only 7 games out now? You know who else is only 7 games out of the playoffs, I won't name them, since I don't want to jinx them. But I never give up hope, even when their playoff chances have shrunk to .22058% !!!!

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What do you expect?

The guy accused Maddux of throwing spitballs. ESPN had a lot
of fun with this , comparing to an Oliver Stone film

FYI I think you mean Cleveland's chances of winning the division. Their playoff chances are not bad as they are locked in a 3 way race and only one game behind

Jessica

by jessica on Aug 31, 2005 8:30 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs

I was talking about our team's "chances"

which stand at .22058%, that would be less than 1%, but I wont name the team in fear of jinxing the rest of the season.

"You know what God told the cubs. Don't do anything until I get back!" Pete Rose

by Will71081 on Aug 31, 2005 8:39 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

Buehrle...

... did this earlier this year when the Sox played the Cubs, accusing the Cubs of "cheating" in some way.

He's an ass. Let's hope he stays there instead of going to the team he has repeatedly said he'd rather play for, his hometown Cardinals. Imagine him and Matt Morris hating the Cubs on the same pitching staff. We'd never hear the end of the whining.

by Al on Aug 31, 2005 9:12 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs