A tight race for the bottom in Chicago
Tag: Mark Buehrle
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Perfect answers to Michael Miner’s perfect questions
Lower standards are a key to enjoying perfection
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Season 2 A.D. approaches for Sox
It should be easy getting good Sox seats this year, even in the dugout
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@All-InSoxFan tweets last Sunday’s nail-biter
Irrepressible @All-InSoxFan tweeted updates during the White Sox-Tigers game Sunday, which he says was much closer than the 18-2 score suggests.
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Don’t think, Ozzie, it only hurts the club
Ozzie was thinking again yesterday. Guess how that came out?
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Sox sweep Twins as the Big Breeze stays mainly out of the way
The Adam Dunn K Watch hits the road, and the Big Breeze doesn’t disappoint in Minnesota.
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Don’t Blame the Managers
The Cubs and Sox both fizzled this year; sometimes in baseball it just doesn’t happen.
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Billy Pierce: Almost Perfect
The difference between a Mark Buehrle and a Billy Pierce? One out.
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Bad News Outta Jersey — We’re Number Two
Here in Chicago, we like to view ourselves as the kings and queens of political corruption, like we invented the beast. But even a hometown booster like myself has to give props to the folks in New Jersey and New York. I mean nothing, absolutely nothing, conceived in Chicago—not Hired Truck, Tomczak [PDF], the Duffs, […]
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More reasons to love Mark Buehrle
One of the fastest-working starters in the majors; cut twice from high school team; proposed to wife in a deer stand; Cardinals fan.
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The cold beginning of a glorious summer?
Is this the year for both our baseball teams?
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You can keep your dead goat
Paul Konerko and Jermaine Dye’s back-to-back homers–each their 300th–isn’t the only thing that augurs well for the Sox a week into the season.
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The county board agrees on Big Z
Carlos Zambrano is honored by the Cook County Board.
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Buehrle over the Bulls
While eyes were on the Bulls Wednesday night, White Sox starter Mark Buehrle did something magical.