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Continued pounding on Cleveland but trouble with the Twins, leaves these twins with a bad taste in their mouths in This Week in White Sox Baseball. Luckily we rebound by hearing from our fans, retiring some drops and nerding off with Dungeon Master Gavin Floyd. We talk trade rumors, new acquistions and more in Sox Bytes!
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7 comments:
Someone needs to say it:
Bartles and James?! Man up, Sallies!
If enjoying a fuzzy navel makes me a Sally, then call me a Sally!
disco demolition - the first appearance of the ligue crew.
that's why it's awesome.
I'm with Dave fellas. The fuzzy navel is weak, but you guys do have THE BEST White Sox podcast in the world. Who am I to judge?
Hey, great podcast I listen to it at work all the time, keep up the good work. How about Mark Buehrle at the all-star game? His performance said, "Roy Who?"
How much are you guys counting on Quentin in the second half?
Personally, I'm cautiously optimistic. If Q can play, then anything he adds will be gravy. He's got to be better than Anderson/Wise.
On a related subject, there isn't enough scorn heaped on Wise in the OSPC. He certainly deserves the King Nothing drop for Friday's performance.
I'm not expecting much from Quentin in the second half. My early opinion after hearing about the injury and seeing his failed "comeback" was that we wouldn't see him all year.
That said, if he does come back my hope is that he doesn't do more damage. But yeah, he's better than "Hey, Hey, Hey" and Kitty-Cat Anderson.
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