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#19846 From: petrohd <petrohd@...>
Date: Sun Jun 1, 2008 1:07 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: Time to get rid of 		petrohd
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thanks, Ray, for being  the voice of reason....I know everyone is frustrated but if we trade everyone who went into a slump we would have a new-faced team every month....relax folk...we're still up there and (hopefully) we'll snap out of it...if we were in last place and the same thing was going on, then I would be concerned....

Mike

On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 1:00 AM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:

-I agree that it's time for Thome to go. I was surprised that he
was part of the team on opening day. He's old...he was old when we
got him. One of the worst trades KW has pulled. Thought he would
bow out gracefully, but I guess he'll just have to be
unceremoniously dumped. The sooner the better along with Uribe.

Now lets follow your logic. Swisher hit into a DP with the bases
loaded, and 1 out, to end the inning and you want to get rid of
him. On that note, Quentin hit into a DP in the 3rd inning with 2
on, and 0 out, to kill a possible rally. Guess we get rid of him
too. Linebrink comes in and gives up the walk off. Guess we should
get rid of him also. Konerko is only batting .005 better than
Swisher. How many men has he left on base? Better get rid of him
too. If we get rid of everyone who doesn't come thru with
timely/clutch hitting, or loses a game because they gave up a homer
or the lead, we won't have a team come the end of June. It's a team
loss...not an individual loss. I'm as frustrated as everyone else
that we scored 1 lousy run in 2 games; but that's baseball ladies
and gentlemen! I've followed Swisher from his days as a AAA
Sacramento River Cat thru Oakland. Right now he's on the Grand Funk
railroad and I believe he'll come around, and I still say that
Konerko should go DL until they can heal his hand. He's doing us no
good as is.

-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
<markp8867@...> wrote:
>
> Uribe should have never been re-signed. I think for a penalty,
Kenny should
> have to pay him for doing something so stupid. And look how well
the team
> does without Uribe on the team. I agree Ramirez is doing better.
That
> slide he did in Cleveland to score a key run was the best slide I
have ever
> seen. He also played most of the game injured, something Uribe
would never
> do.
>
> Also I think get rid of Thome and Swisher. Son of Steve Swisher
cost us the
> game yesterday. Bases loaded and one out you need to score a
run. If that
> happens, Bobby is in there in the 9th instead of Linebrink who has
been used
> a lot lately.
>
>
>
> On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:
>
> > -I tend to agree Saul. Even though I was not a Ramirez fan
earlier
> > because of his non-BA, he seems to be getting used to ML
pitching and
> > is showing me some stuff. He's faster than Uribe, has about the
same
> > arm and I believe will eventually surpass Uribes BA. Uribe is
just
> > not an intregal part of this team any longer and I believe it's
time
> > to get rid of the dead weight. The only thing he has going for
him is
> > that he can play 2nd base if Ramirez gets injured and can fill in
> > until we bring someone up from AAA. That's about it.
> >
> > -- In
YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com<YouCanPutItOnTheBoard%
40yahoogroups.com>,
> > saul pulido
> > <temohead@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Now is the time to get rid of Uribe.
> > > Ramirez is starting to ajust to major league pitching.
> > > Uribe is just more dead weight for the team's hitting.&nbsp;
> > > But we know that Uribe&nbsp;must have&nbsp;pictures of
Ozzie&nbsp;in
> > a compromising situation&nbsp;because Ozzie will keep Uribe on
the
> > roster.
> > > Way to play those cards Uribe.
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>



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#19845 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Sun Jun 1, 2008 6:00 am
Subject: Re: Time to get rid of 		thechihawk
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-I agree that it's time for Thome to go.  I was surprised that he
was part of the team on opening day.  He's old...he was old when we
got him.  One of the worst trades KW has pulled.  Thought he would
bow out gracefully, but I guess he'll just have to be
unceremoniously dumped.  The sooner the better along with Uribe.

Now lets follow your logic.  Swisher hit into a DP with the bases
loaded, and 1 out, to end the inning and you want to get rid of
him.  On that note, Quentin hit into a DP in the 3rd inning with 2
on, and 0 out, to kill a possible rally.  Guess we get rid of him
too.  Linebrink comes in and gives up the walk off.  Guess we should
get rid of him also.  Konerko is only batting .005 better than
Swisher.  How many men has he left on base?  Better get rid of him
too.  If we get rid of everyone who doesn't come thru with
timely/clutch hitting, or loses a game because they gave up a homer
or the lead, we won't have a team come the end of June.  It's a team
loss...not an individual loss.  I'm as frustrated as everyone else
that we scored 1 lousy run in 2 games; but that's baseball ladies
and gentlemen!  I've followed Swisher from his days as a AAA
Sacramento River Cat thru Oakland.  Right now he's on the Grand Funk
railroad and I believe he'll come around, and I still say that
Konerko should go DL until they can heal his hand.  He's doing us no
good as is.




-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
<markp8867@...> wrote:
>
> Uribe should have never been re-signed.  I think for a penalty,
Kenny should
> have to pay him for doing something so stupid.  And look how well
the team
> does without Uribe on the team.  I agree Ramirez is doing better.
That
> slide he did in Cleveland to score a key run was the best slide I
have ever
> seen.  He also played most of the game injured, something Uribe
would never
> do.
>
> Also I think get rid of Thome and Swisher.  Son of Steve Swisher
cost us the
> game yesterday.  Bases loaded and one out you need to score a
run.  If that
> happens, Bobby is in there in the 9th instead of Linebrink who has
been used
> a lot lately.
>
>
>
> On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:
>
> >   -I tend to agree Saul. Even though I was not a Ramirez fan
earlier
> > because of his non-BA, he seems to be getting used to ML
pitching and
> > is showing me some stuff. He's faster than Uribe, has about the
same
> > arm and I believe will eventually surpass Uribes BA. Uribe is
just
> > not an intregal part of this team any longer and I believe it's
time
> > to get rid of the dead weight. The only thing he has going for
him is
> > that he can play 2nd base if Ramirez gets injured and can fill in
> > until we bring someone up from AAA. That's about it.
> >
> > -- In
YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com<YouCanPutItOnTheBoard%
40yahoogroups.com>,
> > saul pulido
> > <temohead@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Now is the time to get rid of Uribe.
> > > Ramirez is starting to ajust to major league pitching.
> > > Uribe is just more dead weight for the team's hitting.&nbsp;
> > > But we know that Uribe&nbsp;must have&nbsp;pictures of
Ozzie&nbsp;in
> > a compromising situation&nbsp;because Ozzie will keep Uribe on
the
> > roster.
> > > Way to play those cards Uribe.
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>

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#19844 From: "Mark Phillips" <markp8867@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 8:27 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: Time to get rid of 		markp8867
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Uribe should have never been re-signed.  I think for a penalty, Kenny should have to pay him for doing something so stupid.  And look how well the team does without Uribe on the team.  I agree Ramirez is doing better.  That slide he did in Cleveland to score a key run was the best slide I have ever seen.  He also played most of the game injured, something Uribe would never do. 
 
Also I think get rid of Thome and Swisher.  Son of Steve Swisher cost us the game yesterday.  Bases loaded and one out you need to score a run.  If that happens, Bobby is in there in the 9th instead of Linebrink who has been used a lot lately. 
 

 
On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:

-I tend to agree Saul. Even though I was not a Ramirez fan earlier
because of his non-BA, he seems to be getting used to ML pitching and
is showing me some stuff. He's faster than Uribe, has about the same
arm and I believe will eventually surpass Uribes BA. Uribe is just
not an intregal part of this team any longer and I believe it's time
to get rid of the dead weight. The only thing he has going for him is
that he can play 2nd base if Ramirez gets injured and can fill in
until we bring someone up from AAA. That's about it.

-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, saul pulido

<temohead@...> wrote:
>
> Now is the time to get rid of Uribe.
> Ramirez is starting to ajust to major league pitching.
> Uribe is just more dead weight for the team's hitting.&nbsp;
> But we know that Uribe&nbsp;must have&nbsp;pictures of Ozzie&nbsp;in
a compromising situation&nbsp;because Ozzie will keep Uribe on the
roster.
> Way to play those cards Uribe.
>



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#19843 From: "Mark Phillips" <markp8867@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 8:23 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] O/T Quit your crying... 		markp8867
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I agree.  I hate it when players do this.  I would love to see owners do this to the players when they have a bad year.  The only time I can remember that happening is Reinsdorf doing it to Frank Thomas via that performance clause in his contract.
 


 
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 8:57 PM, saul pulido <temohead@...> wrote:

 

 

Quit your crying Urlancher.

You signed a long term contract, now honor it.

When you had those bad years, I did not hear the Bears asking you to renegociate your contract downward.

Quit your crying.

You showed up to minicamp and you act as if you did the Bears a favor.  Your obligated by contract to be at camp.....your becoming a bum!

 

You just had off season neck surgery and you want a raise?  Get real.

You more than likely have.....if you healed from the surgery......one good year left in you.

 

No one forced you to sign that long term contract.  Your a multi millionaire.....yu think people are going to sympathize with you while the economy is going into the dumps and people are losing their jobs?  You own two big expensive houses and alot of people hare having a hard time hanging on to the home they have.

 

You need a reality check.

Typical greedy modern day player.

 

The Bears honored it while you sucked for a couple of years.

 

Honor that contract that yu signed and quit your crying!




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#19842 From: "Mark Phillips" <markp8867@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 7:21 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Replay II 		markp8867
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I tend to agree with you.  The only reason for this outcry for replay is because a couple of NY sluggers were robbed of home runs.  They didn't seem to complain about this when that kid reached over the fence in the ALCS about 10 years ago and turned an out into a home run.  The NY media thought that was great and made that kid out to be a hero.  They could have instituted replay then so what's the big hurry now? 
 
There is no reason for replay when there are 4 sets of eyes watching most home run plays (6 sets in postseason).  Even with replay, people make the wrong decisions.  Joe Buck and Tim McCarver for example claimed the ball didn't bounce into Josh Paul's glove during the 2005 ALCS even after watching a slo-mo replay that did show that.  There is even an authentic MLB licensed photo showing the ball bouncing but since the left coast media didn't like that explanation, they totally ignored that evidence.  If it wasn't for that replay and picture, we may never have known what happened.  Fortunately that ump got it right even though he is still villified even today by the media and fans.
 
I think setting time limits to baseball games and removing the human element by incorporating replays is really a bad thing.  Bud Selig has already ruined baseball in many ways so it doesn't surprise me that he is for this stuff.  Interleague play has run it's course.  Nobody cares about that anymore.  Prices for everything have skyrocketed since he has taken over.  He did nothing about steroids until he wanted MLB players to play in the stupid World Baseball Classic which meant the players be subject to strict Olympic type drug testing.  Also Congress had to get involved too before he did anything.  Still many drugs aren't tested for and players can still easily use performance enhancing drugs if they wanted to.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 8:21 PM, saul pulido <temohead@...> wrote:

Nooooooooooooooooo!

 

No replays.......yu do that, yu might as well get rid of the umpires.

 

Baseball still has the human element.

Take a look at the NFL.....replay stinks.

The replay itself takes momentum away from a team as it seems to take about 5 minutes for them to rule on a play.  Boom the mo-mo the team had is gone.

Worst thing that can happen to baseball is the replay.  Once they get their foot in the door they will expand it to double plays and close plays at 1st.  That would suck big time.



 




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#19841 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 6:24 am
Subject: [YCPIOTB] Re: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		thechihawk
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-Basically...yes.  Good to see him get some support once in awhile.
He should be at least 5-3.

Nice try by Wise to rob Floyd of the dinger in the 9th.  Looked great
on replay!


-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, writerly@... wrote:
>
> Isn't that exactly what happened to Danks last year too?
>
> --
> Kathy Strelow
> www.kathleenstrelow.com
> Author of the Head Case rock series
>
> -------------- Original message from "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>: ----
----------
>
>
> > -It was also great to see the Sox score some runs for Danks. In
his
> > previous two outings they scored zip and zilch. He's a better
> > pitcher than his record shows.
> >
> >
> > --- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > First of all, way to go Sox! I like to see Konerko get hot
> > because we need
> > > him. I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win
is
> > a win
> > > nonetheless. I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up. The
> > Kane County
> > > Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last
place!
> > The Rays
> > > are in first place and you know many of those fans were White
Sox
> > fans
> > > anyway. I think MLB should just pull out of Florida. Quite
> > obviously they
> > > only care about NASCAR and college football.
> > >
> > >
> > > Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays
> > >
> > Preview> tfSpu7YF?gid=280529130&prov=ap>|
> > > Box
> > >
> > Score> 9ypu7YF?gid=280529130>|
> > > *Recap* | MLB.TV
> > >
> > Archive> =1a3e28jjv/**http%
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> > 252F2008%252Fmlb_!%252Fmlbam%252F2008%252F05%252F29%
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> > >
> > > By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
> > >
> > >
> > > ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay
> > >
> > Rays> gz.pu7YF>have
> > > been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago
> > > White
> > Sox> Bapu7YF>haven't
> > > exactly been slouches.
> > >
> > > The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana
Field
> > between
> > > teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions
> > Thursday night,
> > > cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of
> > 12,636.
> > >
> > > John
> > Danks> zE8UXwypu7YF>(4-4)
> > > allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin
> > > Jackson (3-4) for the
> > second
> > > time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat
the
> > > right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in
last
> > place at
> > > 8-11.
> > >
> > > The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied
with
> > the Chicago
> > >
> > Cubs> dhSpu7YF>for
> > > the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their
> > last
> > > 11
> > > series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won
two
> > of three
> > > games from them here six weeks ago.
> > >
> > > Joe
> > Crede> 9iCWHt2pu7YF>and
> > > Paul
> > >
> > Konerko> gqtqkMea6pu7YF>homered
> > > and Carlos
> > >
> > Quentin> ZA6pqk5Oipu7YF>,
> > > Jim
> > Thome> 3M0eM1Wpu7YF>and
> > > Orlando
> > > Cabrera also drove in
> > runs for
> > > the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in
> > their last 15
> > > games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0
> > lifetime
> > > against the Rays.
> > >
> > > Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the
> > sixth inning.
> > > Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth
against
> > Jason
> > >
> > Hammel> Yjjqdda6pu7YF>
> > > .
> > >
> > > Carl
> > Crawford> YFjsKwk1BKpu7YF>had
> > > an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the
day
> > > learned it will be without closer Troy
> > >
> > Percival> .3Zf2iJqlSpu7YF>for
> > > at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day
> > disabled
> > > list with a left hamstring strain.
> > >
> > > The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13
with
> > runners
> > > in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt
> > >
> > Thornton> U7MYpqPNxOpu7YF>and
> > > Octavio
> > >
> > Dotel> SWGnu0qpu7YF>
> > > .
> > >
> > > Boone
> > Logan> 2q5Yk5mpu7YF>finished
> > > up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in
which
> > > the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27
innings
> > over its
> > > last nine games.
> > >
> > > *Notes*
> > >
> > > Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games
ago,
> > Quentin
> > > has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco
> > >
> > Baldelli> G.tKyxU41ypu7YF>(mitochondrial
> > > disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past
> > > four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5
as
> > the
> > > designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first
> > game action
> > > since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox
> > reinstated INF Danny
> > >
> > Richar> UErhdsjmpu7YF>(fractured
> > > left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A
> > > Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy
> > >
> > Aybar> BZk_57Spu7YF>(left
> > > hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated
hitter
> > and
> > > scored Tampa Bay's only run.
> > >
> >
> >
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#19840 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 6:17 am
Subject: Re: Time to get rid of 		thechihawk
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-I tend to agree Saul.  Even though I was not a Ramirez fan earlier
because of his non-BA, he seems to be getting used to ML pitching and
is showing me some stuff.  He's faster than Uribe, has about the same
arm and I believe will eventually surpass Uribes BA.  Uribe is just
not an intregal part of this team any longer and I believe it's time
to get rid of the dead weight.  The only thing he has going for him is
that he can play 2nd base if Ramirez gets injured and can fill in
until we bring someone up from AAA.  That's about it.


-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, saul pulido
<temohead@...> wrote:
>
> Now is the time to get rid of Uribe.
> Ramirez is starting to ajust to major league pitching.
> Uribe is just more dead weight for the team's hitting.&nbsp;
> But we know that Uribe&nbsp;must have&nbsp;pictures of Ozzie&nbsp;in
a compromising situation&nbsp;because Ozzie will keep Uribe on the
roster.
> Way to play those cards Uribe.
>

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#19839 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 5:49 am
Subject: Re: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		thechihawk
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-Since you mentioned Buehrle, let me say that I'm beginning to be
concerned about him.  2-6 with a 5.27 ERA.  Toby Hall seems to
always catch him.  Maybe we should change the battery of
Buehrle/Hall to Buehrle/AJ and see what happens.  If AJ needs a
break, let Hall catch another pitcher.


-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Marilyn Adams"
<madams1954@...> wrote:
>
> Be careful what you say, Ray. I said the same thing about Mark
before his
> last start. What did he do in the 1st inning? Gave up 5 runs. Of
course!
>
> On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 6:16 PM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:
>
> >   -It was also great to see the Sox score some runs for Danks.
In his
> > previous two outings they scored zip and zilch. He's a better
> > pitcher than his record shows.
> >
> > --- In
YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com<YouCanPutItOnTheBoard%
40yahoogroups.com>,
> > "Mark Phillips"
> > <markp8867@> wrote:
> > >
> > > First of all, way to go Sox! I like to see Konerko get hot
> > because we need
> > > him. I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win
is
> > a win
> > > nonetheless. I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up. The
> > Kane County
> > > Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last
place!
> > The Rays
> > > are in first place and you know many of those fans were White
Sox
> > fans
> > > anyway. I think MLB should just pull out of Florida. Quite
> > obviously they
> > > only care about NASCAR and college football.
> > >
> > >
> > > Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays
> > >
> >
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> > tfSpu7YF?gid=280529130&prov=ap>|
> > > Box
> > >
> >
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> > 9ypu7YF?gid=280529130>|
> > > *Recap* | MLB.TV <http://mlb.tv/>
> > >
> >
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> > 252F05%252F29%252Fchamlb-tbamlb-1%26gid=2008%252F05%252F29%
> > 252Fchamlb-tbamlb-1%26fid=mlb_lg400%26v=3%
> > 26cat_code=yahoo_media_mlb_lg%26affiliateId=YAHOO>
> > >
> > > By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
> > >
> > >
> > > ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay
> > >
> >
Rays<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/tam/;_ylt=An1QI_Q9ZmIMrCFpcSZW
> > gz.pu7YF>have
> > > been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago
> > > White
> >
Sox<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chw/;_ylt=Ajqy4ohxOjHmVAxMcC0vJ
> > Bapu7YF>haven't
> > > exactly been slouches.
> > >
> > > The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana
Field
> > between
> > > teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions
> > Thursday night,
> > > cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of
> > 12,636.
> > >
> > > John
> >
Danks<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7808/;_ylt=AiTB4jn6f0dprTTR
> > zE8UXwypu7YF>(4-4)
> > > allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin
> > > Jackson <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7241/> (3-4) for
the
> > second
> > > time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat
the
> > > right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in
last
> > place at
> > > 8-11.
> > >
> > > The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied
with
> > the Chicago
> > >
> >
Cubs<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chc/;_ylt=Amaq3MA1dmOuExJClyoA
> > dhSpu7YF>for
> > > the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their
> > last
> > > 11
> > > series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won
two
> > of three
> > > games from them here six weeks ago.
> > >
> > > Joe
> >
Crede<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6411/;_ylt=Ai2hVRaKQbl5DARa
> > 9iCWHt2pu7YF>and
> > > Paul
> > >
> >
Konerko<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5908/;_ylt=AmqqzT2fPDm1.m
> > gqtqkMea6pu7YF>homered
> > > and Carlos
> > >
> >
Quentin<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7485/;_ylt=AlJIEgfZ927lql
> > ZA6pqk5Oipu7YF>,
> > > Jim
> >
Thome<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/4762/;_ylt=Aq0bmbmgvIGNi8qa
> > 3M0eM1Wpu7YF>and
> > > Orlando
> > > Cabrera <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5900/> also drove
in
> > runs for
> > > the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in
> > their last 15
> > > games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0
> > lifetime
> > > against the Rays.
> > >
> > > Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the
> > sixth inning.
> > > Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth
against
> > Jason
> > >
> >
Hammel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7709/;_ylt=AkQMbnZT2vd7u5u
> > Yjjqdda6pu7YF>
> > > .
> > >
> > > Carl
> >
Crawford<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6870/;_ylt=AgKk6TvqjFpaS
> > YFjsKwk1BKpu7YF>had
> > > an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the
day
> > > learned it will be without closer Troy
> > >
> >
Percival<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5315/;_ylt=AvSnHZpKqly1u
> > .3Zf2iJqlSpu7YF>for
> > > at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day
> > disabled
> > > list with a left hamstring strain.
> > >
> > > The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13
with
> > runners
> > > in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt
> > >
> >
Thornton<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7212/;_ylt=AsGhiFeAGtFEV
> > U7MYpqPNxOpu7YF>and
> > > Octavio
> > >
> >
Dotel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6111/;_ylt=ApNjLi9xTuWiShre
> > SWGnu0qpu7YF>
> > > .
> > >
> > > Boone
> >
Logan<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7715/;_ylt=AqYuWfIc8MRDY0Y3
> > 2q5Yk5mpu7YF>finished
> > > up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in
which
> > > the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27
innings
> > over its
> > > last nine games.
> > >
> > > *Notes*
> > >
> > > Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games
ago,
> > Quentin
> > > has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco
> > >
> >
Baldelli<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7025/;_ylt=Apvb6ChLp7kHg
> > G.tKyxU41ypu7YF>(mitochondrial
> > > disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past
> > > four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-
5 as
> > the
> > > designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first
> > game action
> > > since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox
> > reinstated INF Danny
> > >
> >
Richar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/8078/;_ylt=AnhDoR3eNqT2V2s
> > UErhdsjmpu7YF>(fractured
> > > left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A
> > > Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy
> > >
> >
Aybar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7638/;_ylt=An3SrS2CLBX6frKg
> > BZk_57Spu7YF>(left
> > > hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated
hitter
> > and
> > > scored Tampa Bay's only run.
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>

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#19838 From: writerly@...
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 3:22 am
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		writerly63
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Isn't that exactly what happened to Danks last year too?
 
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-------------- Original message from "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>: --------------


> -It was also great to see the Sox score some runs for Danks. In his
> previous two outings they scored zip and zilch. He's a better
> pitcher than his record shows.
>
>
> --- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
> wrote:
> >
> > First of all, way to go Sox! I like to see Konerko get hot
> because we need
> > him. I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win is
> a win
> > nonetheless. I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up. The
> Kane County
> > Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last place!
> The Rays
> > are in first place and you know many of those fans were White Sox
> fans
> > anyway. I think MLB should just pull out of Florida. Quite
> obviously they
> > only care about NASCAR and college football.
> >
> >
> > Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays
> >
> Preview> tfSpu7YF?gid=280529130&prov=ap>|
> > Box
> >
> Score> 9ypu7YF?gid=280529130>|
> > *Recap* | MLB.TV
> >
> Archive> =1a3e28jjv/**http%3A//mlb.mlb.com/media/player/mp_tpl_3_1.jsp%3Fw=%
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> >
> > By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
> >
> >
> > ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay
> >
> Rays> gz.pu7YF>have
> > been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago
> > White
> Sox> Bapu7YF>haven't
> > exactly been slouches.
> >
> > The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana Field
> between
> > teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions
> Thursday night,
> > cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of
> 12,636.
> >
> > John
> Danks&g t; zE8UXwypu7YF>(4-4)
> > allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin
> > Jackson (3-4) for the
> second
> > time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat the
> > right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in last
> place at
> > 8-11.
> >
> > The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied with
> the Chicago
> >
> Cubs> dhSpu7YF>for
> > the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their
> last
> > 11
> > series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won two
> of three
> > games from them here six weeks ago.
> >
> > Joe
> Crede> 9iCWHt2pu7YF>and
> > Paul
> >
> Konerko> gqtqkMea6pu7YF>homered
> > and Carlos
> >
> Quentin> ZA6pqk5Oipu7YF>,
> > Jim
> Thome> 3M0eM1Wpu7YF>and
> > Orlando
> > Cabrera also drove in
> runs for
> > the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in
> their last 15
> > games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0
> lifetime
> > against the Rays.
> >
> > Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the
> sixth inning.
> > Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth against
> Jason
> >
> Hammel> Yjjqdda6pu7YF>
> > .
> >
> > Carl
> Crawford> YFjsKwk1BKpu7YF>had
> > an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the day
> > learned it will be without closer Troy
> >
> Percival> .3Zf2iJqlSpu7YF>for
> > at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day
> disabled
> > list with a left hamstring strain.
> >
> > The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13 with
> runners
> > in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt
> >
> Thornton> U7MYpqPNxOpu7YF>and
> > Octavio
> >
> Dotel> SWGnu0qpu7YF>
> > .
> >
> > Boone
> Logan> 2q5Yk5mpu7YF>finished
> > up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in which
> > the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27 innings
> over its
> > last nine games.
> >
> > *Notes*
> >
> > Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games ago,
> Quentin
> > has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco
> >
> Baldelli> G.tKyxU41ypu7YF>(mitochondrial
> > disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past
> > four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5 a s
> the
> > designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first
> game action
> > since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox
> reinstated INF Danny
> >
> Richar> UErhdsjmpu7YF>(fractured
> > left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A
> > Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy
> >
> Aybar> BZk_57Spu7YF>(left
> > hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated hitter
> and
> > scored Tampa Bay's only run.
> >
>
>
>
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#19837 From: saul pulido <temohead@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 2:57 am
Subject: O/T Quit your crying... 		gonnabemores...
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Quit your crying Urlancher.

You signed a long term contract, now honor it.

When you had those bad years, I did not hear the Bears asking you to renegociate your contract downward.

Quit your crying.

You showed up to minicamp and you act as if you did the Bears a favor.  Your obligated by contract to be at camp.....your becoming a bum!

 

You just had off season neck surgery and you want a raise?  Get real.

You more than likely have.....if you healed from the surgery......one good year left in you.

 

No one forced you to sign that long term contract.  Your a multi millionaire.....yu think people are going to sympathize with you while the economy is going into the dumps and people are losing their jobs?  You own two big expensive houses and alot of people hare having a hard time hanging on to the home they have.

 

You need a reality check.

Typical greedy modern day player.

 

The Bears honored it while you sucked for a couple of years.

 

Honor that contract that yu signed and quit your crying!



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#19836 From: saul pulido <temohead@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 2:45 am
Subject: Time to get rid of 		gonnabemores...
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Now is the time to get rid of Uribe.

Ramirez is starting to ajust to major league pitching.

Uribe is just more dead weight for the team's hitting. 

But we know that Uribe must have pictures of Ozzie in a compromising situation because Ozzie will keep Uribe on the roster.

Way to play those cards Uribe.



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#19835 From: saul pulido <temohead@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 2:21 am
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Replay II 		gonnabemores...
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Nooooooooooooooooo!

 

No replays.......yu do that, yu might as well get rid of the umpires.

 

Baseball still has the human element.

Take a look at the NFL.....replay stinks.

The replay itself takes momentum away from a team as it seems to take about 5 minutes for them to rule on a play.  Boom the mo-mo the team had is gone.

Worst thing that can happen to baseball is the replay.  Once they get their foot in the door they will expand it to double plays and close plays at 1st.  That would suck big time.



--- On Fri, 5/30/08, R.J.L. <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:

From: R.J.L. <manta_ray4121@...>
Subject: [YCPIOTB] Replay II
To: "SOX" <YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, May 30, 2008, 9:09 PM

**  I originally posted that I was for replay on all close plays.  I'm still for it on home runs.  There's more homers that should've been than homers that shouldn't have been called and a wrong call could turn the momentum and/or cost a team a win, which could be huge in September.  As for the close plays, the purist comes out in me.  Those calls kinda even up during the season.  If they do initiate replay for close calls I think that each manager should have 1, 2 at the most, replay calls during a game, and that the replay be conducted on site and take no more than 30 seconds.  These days there is ample camera coverage in the parks to allow them to do this. 

 

Top ump: Replay is coming to baseball

by FOXSports.com


Updated: May 30, 2008, 12:48 PM EST 59 comments

The major leagues' top umpire believes instant replay will become a reality but cautioned that baseball needs to set a high standard for using the technology.

 

While participating in an online chat with the Houston Chronicle, umpire supervisor Rich Rieker discussed how support for using replays for home runs or close plays has surfaced with several disputed calls in recent weeks.

"Replay is coming," Rieker wrote. "If done properly we have an opportunity to set the gold standard in replay, learning from pros and cons from other sports. But we must do so in a fashion that will not delay the game further."

Rieker doesn't anticipate lengthy delays during games if replays are utilized.

"Replay could slow down the game, but it could also eliminate unneccesary arguments," he wrote. "So there might be a canceling effect. But surely, there will be some delay."

Since mid-May, Carlos Delgado, Alex Rodriguez and Ben Francisco have all lost home runs to incorrect calls, and Geovany Soto had to leg out out an inside-the-parker on a ball that had actually cleared the outfield wall.

The sport's general managers voted 25-5 during the offseason to consider using instant replays to verify home-run calls. A system may be tested in the Arizona Fall League.



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#19834 From: "R.J.L." <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 2:09 am
Subject: Replay II 		thechihawk
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**  I originally posted that I was for replay on all close plays.  I'm still for it on home runs.  There's more homers that should've been than homers that shouldn't have been called and a wrong call could turn the momentum and/or cost a team a win, which could be huge in September.  As for the close plays, the purist comes out in me.  Those calls kinda even up during the season.  If they do initiate replay for close calls I think that each manager should have 1, 2 at the most, replay calls during a game, and that the replay be conducted on site and take no more than 30 seconds.  These days there is ample camera coverage in the parks to allow them to do this. 

 

Top ump: Replay is coming to baseball

by FOXSports.com


Updated: May 30, 2008, 12:48 PM EST 59 comments

The major leagues' top umpire believes instant replay will become a reality but cautioned that baseball needs to set a high standard for using the technology.

 

While participating in an online chat with the Houston Chronicle, umpire supervisor Rich Rieker discussed how support for using replays for home runs or close plays has surfaced with several disputed calls in recent weeks.

"Replay is coming," Rieker wrote. "If done properly we have an opportunity to set the gold standard in replay, learning from pros and cons from other sports. But we must do so in a fashion that will not delay the game further."

Rieker doesn't anticipate lengthy delays during games if replays are utilized.

"Replay could slow down the game, but it could also eliminate unneccesary arguments," he wrote. "So there might be a canceling effect. But surely, there will be some delay."

Since mid-May, Carlos Delgado, Alex Rodriguez and Ben Francisco have all lost home runs to incorrect calls, and Geovany Soto had to leg out out an inside-the-parker on a ball that had actually cleared the outfield wall.

The sport's general managers voted 25-5 during the offseason to consider using instant replays to verify home-run calls. A system may be tested in the Arizona Fall League.


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#19833 From: "Katrina Silas" <katmusic2001@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 2:06 am
Subject: Tonight's game: officially a nightmare 		katmusic2001
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Well the Rays won, which only adds insult to the injury of hearing Ed
Farmer sound EVEN MORE IRRITATED for the last HOUR than he usually
does.  Maybe it was something he ate.  Sometimes I wonder:  Why can't
we have Vin Scully instead??  See ya tomorrow.

--ks

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#19832 From: "Marilyn Adams" <madams1954@...>
Date: Sat May 31, 2008 12:30 am
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		mysox4evr
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Be careful what you say, Ray. I said the same thing about Mark before his last start. What did he do in the 1st inning? Gave up 5 runs. Of course!
 
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 6:16 PM, Ray <manta_ray4121@...> wrote:

-It was also great to see the Sox score some runs for Danks. In his
previous two outings they scored zip and zilch. He's a better
pitcher than his record shows.

--- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"

<markp8867@...> wrote:
>
> First of all, way to go Sox! I like to see Konerko get hot
because we need
> him. I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win is
a win
> nonetheless. I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up. The
Kane County
> Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last place!
The Rays
> are in first place and you know many of those fans were White Sox
fans
> anyway. I think MLB should just pull out of Florida. Quite
obviously they
> only care about NASCAR and college football.
>
>
> Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays
>
Preview<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview;_ylt=AiliAPBJaa2ZKbvFfalB
tfSpu7YF?gid=280529130&prov=ap>|
> Box
>
Score<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/boxscore;_ylt=ArKTdnyVFC1spqNwKikkR
9ypu7YF?gid=280529130>|
> *Recap* | MLB.TV
>
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>
> By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
>
>
> ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay
>
Rays<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/tam/;_ylt=An1QI_Q9ZmIMrCFpcSZW
gz.pu7YF>have

> been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago
> White
Sox<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chw/;_ylt=Ajqy4ohxOjHmVAxMcC0vJ
Bapu7YF>haven't

> exactly been slouches.
>
> The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana Field
between
> teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions
Thursday night,
> cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of
12,636.
>
> John
Danks<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7808/;_ylt=AiTB4jn6f0dprTTR
zE8UXwypu7YF>(4-4)

> allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin
> Jackson <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7241/> (3-4) for the
second
> time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat the
> right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in last
place at
> 8-11.
>
> The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied with
the Chicago
>
Cubs<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chc/;_ylt=Amaq3MA1dmOuExJClyoA
dhSpu7YF>for

> the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their
last
> 11
> series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won two
of three
> games from them here six weeks ago.
>
> Joe
Crede<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6411/;_ylt=Ai2hVRaKQbl5DARa
9iCWHt2pu7YF>and
> Paul
>
Konerko<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5908/;_ylt=AmqqzT2fPDm1.m
gqtqkMea6pu7YF>homered
> and Carlos
>
Quentin<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7485/;_ylt=AlJIEgfZ927lql
ZA6pqk5Oipu7YF>,
> Jim
Thome<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/4762/;_ylt=Aq0bmbmgvIGNi8qa
3M0eM1Wpu7YF>and
> Orlando
> Cabrera <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5900/> also drove in
runs for
> the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in
their last 15
> games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0
lifetime
> against the Rays.
>
> Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the
sixth inning.
> Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth against
Jason
>
Hammel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7709/;_ylt=AkQMbnZT2vd7u5u
Yjjqdda6pu7YF>
> .
>
> Carl
Crawford<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6870/;_ylt=AgKk6TvqjFpaS
YFjsKwk1BKpu7YF>had

> an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the day
> learned it will be without closer Troy
>
Percival<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5315/;_ylt=AvSnHZpKqly1u
.3Zf2iJqlSpu7YF>for

> at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day
disabled
> list with a left hamstring strain.
>
> The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13 with
runners
> in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt
>
Thornton<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7212/;_ylt=AsGhiFeAGtFEV
U7MYpqPNxOpu7YF>and
> Octavio
>
Dotel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6111/;_ylt=ApNjLi9xTuWiShre
SWGnu0qpu7YF>
> .
>
> Boone
Logan<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7715/;_ylt=AqYuWfIc8MRDY0Y3
2q5Yk5mpu7YF>finished

> up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in which
> the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27 innings
over its
> last nine games.
>
> *Notes*
>
> Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games ago,
Quentin
> has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco
>
Baldelli<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7025/;_ylt=Apvb6ChLp7kHg
G.tKyxU41ypu7YF>(mitochondrial

> disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past
> four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5 as
the
> designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first
game action
> since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox
reinstated INF Danny
>
Richar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/8078/;_ylt=AnhDoR3eNqT2V2s
UErhdsjmpu7YF>(fractured

> left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A
> Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy
>
Aybar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7638/;_ylt=An3SrS2CLBX6frKg
BZk_57Spu7YF>(left

> hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated hitter
and
> scored Tampa Bay's only run.
>



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#19831 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 11:16 pm
Subject: Re: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		thechihawk
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-It was also great to see the Sox score some runs for Danks.  In his
previous two outings they scored zip and zilch.  He's a better
pitcher than his record shows.


--- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
<markp8867@...> wrote:
>
> First of all, way to go Sox!  I like to see Konerko get hot
because we need
> him.  I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win is
a win
> nonetheless.  I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up.  The
Kane County
> Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last place!
The Rays
> are in first place and you know many of those fans were White Sox
fans
> anyway.  I think MLB should just pull out of Florida.  Quite
obviously they
> only care about NASCAR and college football.
>
>
>  Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays
>
Preview<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview;_ylt=AiliAPBJaa2ZKbvFfalB
tfSpu7YF?gid=280529130&prov=ap>|
> Box
>
Score<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/boxscore;_ylt=ArKTdnyVFC1spqNwKikkR
9ypu7YF?gid=280529130>|
> *Recap* | MLB.TV
>
Archive<http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/_ylt=ArQKMiwdUiL_8BBCA0zl80Opu7YF/SIG
=1a3e28jjv/**http%3A//mlb.mlb.com/media/player/mp_tpl_3_1.jsp%3Fw=%
252F2008%252Fmlb_!%252Fmlbam%252F2008%252F05%252F29%
252Fmlbtv_chatba_400k.wmv%26w_id=693534%26pid=mlb_lg%26cid=2008%
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252Fchamlb-tbamlb-1%26fid=mlb_lg400%26v=3%
26cat_code=yahoo_media_mlb_lg%26affiliateId=YAHOO>
>
> By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
>
>
> ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay
>
Rays<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/tam/;_ylt=An1QI_Q9ZmIMrCFpcSZW
gz.pu7YF>have
> been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago
> White
Sox<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chw/;_ylt=Ajqy4ohxOjHmVAxMcC0vJ
Bapu7YF>haven't
> exactly been slouches.
>
> The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana Field
between
> teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions
Thursday night,
> cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of
12,636.
>
> John
Danks<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7808/;_ylt=AiTB4jn6f0dprTTR
zE8UXwypu7YF>(4-4)
> allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin
> Jackson <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7241/> (3-4) for the
second
> time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat the
> right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in last
place at
> 8-11.
>
> The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied with
the Chicago
>
Cubs<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/teams/chc/;_ylt=Amaq3MA1dmOuExJClyoA
dhSpu7YF>for
> the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their
last
> 11
> series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won two
of three
> games from them here six weeks ago.
>
> Joe
Crede<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6411/;_ylt=Ai2hVRaKQbl5DARa
9iCWHt2pu7YF>and
> Paul
>
Konerko<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5908/;_ylt=AmqqzT2fPDm1.m
gqtqkMea6pu7YF>homered
> and Carlos
>
Quentin<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7485/;_ylt=AlJIEgfZ927lql
ZA6pqk5Oipu7YF>,
> Jim
Thome<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/4762/;_ylt=Aq0bmbmgvIGNi8qa
3M0eM1Wpu7YF>and
> Orlando
> Cabrera <http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5900/> also drove in
runs for
> the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in
their last 15
> games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0
lifetime
> against the Rays.
>
> Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the
sixth inning.
> Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth against
Jason
>
Hammel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7709/;_ylt=AkQMbnZT2vd7u5u
Yjjqdda6pu7YF>
> .
>
> Carl
Crawford<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6870/;_ylt=AgKk6TvqjFpaS
YFjsKwk1BKpu7YF>had
> an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the day
> learned it will be without closer Troy
>
Percival<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/5315/;_ylt=AvSnHZpKqly1u
.3Zf2iJqlSpu7YF>for
> at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day
disabled
> list with a left hamstring strain.
>
> The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13 with
runners
> in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt
>
Thornton<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7212/;_ylt=AsGhiFeAGtFEV
U7MYpqPNxOpu7YF>and
> Octavio
>
Dotel<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6111/;_ylt=ApNjLi9xTuWiShre
SWGnu0qpu7YF>
> .
>
> Boone
Logan<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7715/;_ylt=AqYuWfIc8MRDY0Y3
2q5Yk5mpu7YF>finished
> up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in which
> the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27 innings
over its
> last nine games.
>
> *Notes*
>
> Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games ago,
Quentin
> has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco
>
Baldelli<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7025/;_ylt=Apvb6ChLp7kHg
G.tKyxU41ypu7YF>(mitochondrial
> disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past
> four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5 as
the
> designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first
game action
> since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox
reinstated INF Danny
>
Richar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/8078/;_ylt=AnhDoR3eNqT2V2s
UErhdsjmpu7YF>(fractured
> left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A
> Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy
>
Aybar<http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/7638/;_ylt=An3SrS2CLBX6frKg
BZk_57Spu7YF>(left
> hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated hitter
and
> scored Tampa Bay's only run.
>

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#19830 From: "Marilyn Adams" <madams1954@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 1:56 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		mysox4evr
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Homers from Paulie and Crede were nice to see. Ed Farmer said that this was the 1st home run in 95 at bats for Paulie since April 27.
GO SOX!
Marilyn

 
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 10:34 PM, Mark Phillips <markp8867@...> wrote:

First of all, way to go Sox!  I like to see Konerko get hot because we need him.  I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win is a win nonetheless.  I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up.  The Kane County Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last place!  The Rays are in first place and you know many of those fans were White Sox fans anyway.  I think MLB should just pull out of Florida.  Quite obviously they only care about NASCAR and college football.
 
 

Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays

By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago

 

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay Rays have been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago White Sox haven't exactly been slouches.

The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana Field between teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions Thursday night, cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of 12,636.

John Danks (4-4) allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin Jackson (3-4) for the second time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat the right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in last place at 8-11.

The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied with the Chicago Cubs for the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their last 11 series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won two of three games from them here six weeks ago.

Joe Crede and Paul Konerko homered and Carlos Quentin, Jim Thome and Orlando Cabrera also drove in runs for the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in their last 15 games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0 lifetime against the Rays.

Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the sixth inning. Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth against Jason Hammel.

Carl Crawford had an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the day learned it will be without closer Troy Percival for at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain.

The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt Thornton and Octavio Dotel.

Boone Logan finished up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in which the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27 innings over its last nine games.

Notes

Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games ago, Quentin has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco Baldelli (mitochondrial disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5 as the designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first game action since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox reinstated INF Danny Richar (fractured left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy Aybar (left hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated hitter and scored Tampa Bay's only run.



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#19829 From: writerly@...
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 12:45 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		writerly63
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Sure, Steve, let me get out my wallet...
 
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-------------- Original message from Steven Rosen <rosenbanjo@...>: --------------

somebody got a good deal at $12,000.
okay, it was me. can i borrow $11,734?
 


 


.
 
 
 
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#19828 From: writerly@...
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 12:45 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] The lights are on 		writerly63
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Doh!  *smacks forehead*
 
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-------------- Original message from Joan <joan710@...>: --------------

The Sox went on the road and left the lights on at home.


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#19827 From: writerly@...
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 12:28 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		writerly63
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It *would* be interesting to see whose name is on the ring.
 
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-------------- Original message from "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>: --------------


> -The listing also says the staff members name is on the ring. Would
> love to find out who it is. Guess the Sox don't get any respect;
> the winning bid was only $12K. Then again...is it the real thing?
>
>
> -- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, Kara Casey
> wrote:
> >
> > The listing says: "It is a staff member's ring."
> >
> > I wonder who needs money so bad that they're dumping their World
> Series ring? All I can tell from the listing is that the ring is
> being sold by somebody in Phoenix ... that's where Reinsdorf lives,
> but I would think he'd like to keep his ring!
> >
> > -Kara
> >
> > Mark Phillips wrot e:
> > In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:
> >
> > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
> ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710
> >
>
>
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#19826 From: writerly@...
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 12:24 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		writerly63
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I don't remember...  but last time I looked the bidding was at $5,000-something.
 
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-------------- Original message from Terry Whiston <dreadpirateterry2006@...>: --------------

$25,000?......Now that I think about it that's a good deal, weren't they appraised over 30K?

writerly@... wrote:
Ooh... intriguing! Inquiring minds want to know...

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-------------- Original message from Terry Whiston : --------------

Could it be Garland's ring? Maybe The Big Hurt's?

writerly@... wrote:
Stop the presses! It's mine! I'm writing a check for it right now. j/k, as if! Wonder if this person is still a staff member...

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-------------- Original message from "Mark Phillips" : --------------


In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710





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#19825 From: Steven Rosen <rosenbanjo@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 5:43 am
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] Re: White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		rosenbanjo
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somebody got a good deal at $12,000.
okay, it was me. can i borrow $11,734?
 


 


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#19824 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 4:51 am
Subject: Re: The lights are on 		thechihawk
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-Maybe they're on because the Sox won on the road?


-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, Joan <joan710@...> wrote:
>
> The Sox went on the road and left the lights on at home.
>

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#19823 From: Joan <joan710@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 3:51 am
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The Sox went on the road and left the lights on at home.


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#19822 From: "Mark Phillips" <markp8867@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 3:34 am
Subject: Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays 		markp8867
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First of all, way to go Sox!  I like to see Konerko get hot because we need him.  I really don't think the Rays are all that good but a win is a win nonetheless.  I can't believe only 12,000 fans showed up.  The Kane County Cougars could pull in that many even if they were in last place!  The Rays are in first place and you know many of those fans were White Sox fans anyway.  I think MLB should just pull out of Florida.  Quite obviously they only care about NASCAR and college football.
 
 

Crede, Konerko homer to power White Sox past Rays

Preview | Box Score | Recap | MLB.TV Archive

By FRED GOODALL, AP Sports Writer 1 hour, 11 minutes ago

 

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—While the Tampa Bay Rays have been the hottest team in baseball, the Chicago White Sox haven't exactly been slouches.

The AL Central leaders won the first-ever game at Tropicana Field between teams in sole possession of first place in their divisions Thursday night, cooling off the AL East-leading Rays 5-1 before of a crowd of 12,636.

John Danks (4-4) allowed one run and six hits in six innings to beat Edwin Jackson (3-4) for the second time this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings to beat the right-hander 6-0 on April 20, a loss that left Tampa Bay in last place at 8-11.

The Rays have gone 24-11 since then and entered Thursday tied with the Chicago Cubs for the best record in the major leagues. They've won nine of their last 11 series, including six straight at home since the White Sox won two of three games from them here six weeks ago.

Joe Crede and Paul Konerko homered and Carlos Quentin, Jim Thome and Orlando Cabrera also drove in runs for the White Sox, who are on a roll of their own with 12 wins in their last 15 games. Danks walked one and struck out eight to improve to 3-0 lifetime against the Rays.

Crede hit his ninth home run, a solo shot off Jackson, in the sixth inning. Konerko hit his sixth of the season leading off the eighth against Jason Hammel.

Carl Crawford had an RBI single in the third for Tampa Bay, which earlier in the day learned it will be without closer Troy Percival for at least two weeks. The 38-year-old was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain.

The Rays had plenty of other opportunities, but were 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position against Danks and relievers Matt Thornton and Octavio Dotel.

Boone Logan finished up with a scoreless ninth for Chicago, extending a stretch in which the White Sox bullpen has not allowed an earned run to 27 innings over its last nine games.

Notes

Since moving to third in the White Sox batting order 15 games ago, Quentin has 19 RBIs. … Rays OF Rocco Baldelli (mitochondrial disorder), who has only played in 127 games over the past four seasons because of an assortment of injuries, went 1-for-5 as the designated hitter in an extended spring training game—his first game action since going on the 60-day DL on March 28. … The White Sox reinstated INF Danny Richar (fractured left rib) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Triple-A Charlotte. … The Rays activated INF Willy Aybar (left hamstring) from the DL. He went 1-for-4 as the designated hitter and scored Tampa Bay's only run.


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#19821 From: "JOAN" <joan710@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 1:47 am
Subject: Re: White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		Joan710
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--- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Phillips"
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>
> In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710
>

Some clues from the description:

"The left side of the ring has a receded panel with staff memeber's
name and the season records of "99-63" in relief, over the Major
League Baseball emblem, with the position held in the company at the
bottom of the panel.

The right side of the ring has a recessed panel with "World Champions
2005" over the playoff record "11-1" in relief at the bottom of the
panel."

Ok, keep guessing.

Joan

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#19820 From: "Ray" <manta_ray4121@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2008 1:00 am
Subject: Re: White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		thechihawk
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-The listing also says the staff members name is on the ring.  Would
love to find out who it is.  Guess the Sox don't get any respect;
the winning bid was only $12K.  Then again...is it the real thing?


-- In YouCanPutItOnTheBoard@yahoogroups.com, Kara Casey
<karac1959@...> wrote:
>
> The listing says:  "It is a staff member's ring."
>
>   I wonder who needs money so bad that they're dumping their World
Series ring?  All I can tell from the listing is that the ring is
being sold by somebody in Phoenix ... that's where Reinsdorf lives,
but I would think he'd like to keep his ring!
>
>   -Kara
>
> Mark Phillips <markp8867@...> wrote:
>             In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:
>
>   http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710
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#19819 From: Terry Whiston <dreadpirateterry2006@...>
Date: Thu May 29, 2008 10:20 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		dreadpiratet...
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$25,000?......Now that I think about it that's a good deal, weren't they appraised over 30K?

writerly@... wrote:
Ooh... intriguing! Inquiring minds want to know...

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-------------- Original message from Terry Whiston : --------------

Could it be Garland's ring? Maybe The Big Hurt's?

writerly@... wrote:
Stop the presses! It's mine! I'm writing a check for it right now. j/k, as if! Wonder if this person is still a staff member...

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Kathy Strelow
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-------------- Original message from "Mark Phillips" : --------------


In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710





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#19818 From: writerly@...
Date: Thu May 29, 2008 7:59 pm
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Ooh... intriguing!  Inquiring minds want to know...
 
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Kathy Strelow
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Author of the Head Case rock series
 
-------------- Original message from Terry Whiston <dreadpirateterry2006@...>: --------------

Could it be Garland's ring? Maybe The Big Hurt's?

writerly@... wrote:
Stop the presses! It's mine! I'm writing a check for it right now. j/k, as if! Wonder if this person is still a staff member...

--
Kathy Strelow
www.kathleenstrelow.com
Author of the Head Case rock series

-------------- Original message from "Mark Phillips" : --------------


In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710


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#19817 From: Terry Whiston <dreadpirateterry2006@...>
Date: Thu May 29, 2008 7:57 pm
Subject: Re: [YCPIOTB] White Sox World Series Ring on eBay 		dreadpiratet...
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Could it be Garland's ring? Maybe The Big Hurt's?

writerly@... wrote:
Stop the presses! It's mine! I'm writing a check for it right now. j/k, as if! Wonder if this person is still a staff member...

--
Kathy Strelow
www.kathleenstrelow.com
Author of the Head Case rock series

-------------- Original message from "Mark Phillips" : --------------


In case you had $25 grand laying around lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320255326710


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