💙GIVEAWAY ALERT!💛
Because the Brewers Won the World Series, I’m Giving Away a World Series Commemorative Game 3 Ticket, and a Robin Yount Photograph!
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@PCalebBedstrong I still miss pitchers hitting. I miss guys like Zambrano or Wood who could hit HRs. I miss the strategy of should you leave in a guy who is pitching great, or pull to get the needed hit or insurance run? I even liked the bunts that everyone knew was coming. Just my $.02.
@BBGreatMoments i was also there. I probably have the scorecard too from the game. The crowd was electric. The stadium didn't have music blaring non stop, so you could feel the buzz from the cheers and electricity of it all.
@rickey939 Man— i loved Rickey Henderson. Probably top 5 guy for me all-time as far as talent, entertainment, power plus amazing speed, longevity, and that unexplained-awesomeness that was cool to watch on 📺 and be wowed at the game 🎟️. Rickey, Armas and Murphy were a cool OF w the A's.
@DeLaS1993 Yeah, was a typically deflating postseason Chicago game for me. You get all excited for the game and then your team gets five hits in total. I remember thinking, well maybe i can catch a HR ball in the bleachers and then... one HR total on the day, by Jay Buhner 🤷♂️
26 years and 3 days ago, i was at Comiskey watching the Sox lose to the #Mariners 5-2. José Valentín & Herbert Perry went 2 for 4 each. They had 4 of the Sox 5 hits in the loss. Rickey Henderson led off. Rickey played for the #Mariners? I forgot that. Buhner HR. Let's Go Sox!
@iamrags Imagine what you called a strike or a ball for years is now decided by a 🖥️🛜. On your first day and for the next month, 30k people in person and thousands more on 📺criticizing each pitch. That had to be a hard adjustment. But— that was 6 months ago. No excuses anymore⚾️📏
@theblockspot Jim Abbott, a pitcher born without a right hand, threw an unforgettable no-hitter for the New York Yankees against the Cleveland Indians on September 4, 1993. Pretty damn amazing! Pitched for the White Sox in '95 & '98 too.
@Super70sSports ❤️Married 30 years, went to Cards vs Cubs game for our first date. Here's what i wrote back then, "..At the game, something very interesting happened. She impressed me by seriously wanting to learn how to keep score. I found that to be very sexy." I still have scorecard: Cubs 3-2
#WhiteSox walk away from Cleveland up 2-0 in the ALDS with not only a "Major League" victory— but a sweet bottle of rum to take back to Chicago for game 3.🥃✈️🏙️ One 🎸left to smash and they're one step closer to the #WorldSeries. ⚾️🔥🐔🍗
Today is an off-day for the #WhiteSox, so sit back, relax, and although Grant Taylor was remarkable, if you need someone to depend on, "Depend on Danley— Home of Garage World, the Best!" #GarageWorldSeries
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Two appearances into the 2026 postseason, Grant Taylor is already the White Sox' all-time postseason strikeout leader among relievers— 11 Ks in 6⅓ IP, passing Bobby Jenks (9). 🧦1️⃣1️⃣✨ Wow!
@thickyfingerz@Suntimes@JRFegan I hope he does. I hope he can keep growing as a person and player. Baseball is so weird how guys can have years where they alternate between good/bad. More so for P than batters. Maybe arms gets tired? His defense is what separates him.
@thickyfingerz@Suntimes@JRFegan I suspect you (and I) have seen guys have amazing seasons, n then are back to really good seasons and stay there. Very few are top tier all the time. His AB in game 2 of WC to start the game, he used an ABS, w nobody on base. Let emotion get to him. Will see if he can keep calm.