That actually doesn't bother me. At least he has (now) 27 home runs. That fuck last night hadn't hit one this millenium.Bucklion said:Morneau is absolutely murdering us.
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That actually doesn't bother me. At least he has (now) 27 home runs. That fuck last night hadn't hit one this millenium.Bucklion said:Morneau is absolutely murdering us.
That actually doesn't bother me. At least he has (now) 27 home runs. That fuck last night hadn't hit one this millenium.


minny.
i don't like detroit fans who just expect their young arms will hold up all year. i'd like to see them come back to reality, since I already know Chicago will be home this October.
nothing against you tibor![]()
Wow, what a first home run! A Grand Slam!Ross Gload? Are you kidding me? That will teach them to walk Thome!
Sox ask for Buehrle, are turned down
By Gordon Edes, Globe Staff
The Sox this week offered center fielder Coco Crisp to the White Sox for left-handed All-Star Mark Buehrle, perhaps hoping that Buehrle's recent struggles might persuade White Sox GM Kenny Williams to move him. But the White Sox turned the deal down.
Buehrle, only 27, won 19 games in 2002 and has been a 16-game winner three times in the five years he has been taking a regular turn in the White Sox rotation.
Buehrle had a 9-4 record and 3.22 ERA when White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen named him to the All-Star team. But Buehrle has lost all five of his starts since then, going 0-5 with a 11.48 ERA. Opponents are batting a stunning .392 against him this month, and he has allowed 8 home runs in 26 2/3 innings.
The White Sox have been investigating CF options because rookie Brian Anderson is batting just .208 after taking over the position when Aaron Rowand went to the Phillies in the Jim Thome deal.
http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/extras/extra_bases/2006/07/sox_ask_for_bue.html