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These two pitchers actually matched up earlier this season, on June 1, and the results weren't that great for either pitcher.
Contreras did better, but the White Sox blew a 5-4 lead when Ozzie Guillen inexplicably brought in Kevin Walker to start the seventh, who promptly coughed up four runs and only recorded one out.
Contreras faced the Angels in his start before that (May 26), and pitched well, but lost 3-2 to John Lackey.
Contreras matches up extremely well against the Angels. Even before he started dominating down the stretch, he was able to pitch effectively against the impatient, free-swinging Anaheim team.
But, like I said, the White Sox lost both of Contreras' starts against the Angels. They always seem to find a way to beat the White Sox. I'm not taking this one for granted.
Jerry Crawford (CC)
Ron Kulpa (the ump that Everett headbutted)
Doug Eddings
Ted Barrett
Ed Rapuano
Randy Marsh
Jerry Crawford (CC)
Ron Kulpa (the ump that Everett headbutted)
Doug Eddings
Ted Barrett
Ed Rapuano
Randy Marsh
Damn. I was hoping that Angel Hernandez and CC Bucknor would be on this crew. They would then be assured of being very far away from the NLCS.
Especially Bucknor. He seems to have some kind of grudge against the Cardinals.
AO
The Angels have some pitchers well who doesn't but these are the ones I saw. For starters they have Colon who has a rag arm and Washboard who has a Sore Throat. Otherwise there is John Lackheat who is approved for everyday use and Paul Byrd I don't remember him Al. After these guys get knocked around a bit their bull pen is like a team of clydesdales you want to avoid them Al they mostly wear these wrap around glasses that make them look like spooky robots.
Now we come to Angels in the outfield that is a movie referents Al. They have Garret Anderson who can only hit in All Star games and World Serious and such. Next Flabby Guerrero I think I have found his weakness Al you must take a sack full of ball bearings to the back of his skull. And CF Steve Finley I saw him in my mom's AARP Magazine.
The thing I have never figured about the Angels Al is that they have two catchers named Molina I suspect they switch out a different Molina each inning who is to know the difference Al it would be like Mary Kay and Actually. Lets dress up in each others clothes says one Molina to the other it must be a barrel of monkeys being around them. Then the rest of the Angels is Ochone Figment Darin Ersatz John F. Kennedy and the OC who is their short stop he is named after that TV program where young people go into different rooms and all have sex with each other I am not sure why these adolescents today watch what they watch I suppose they must turn on any program they can find as the ball game does not start till half past ten in most arrears.
To me, Jack Keefe reads like he's not too far from being an AARP member. No offense to him, of course.
Well, considering that the "real" Jack Keefe took time off from baseball to fight in the First World War, yeah.
The Angels are done, done, done.
That has to be the first Michelle Tanner reference in BTF history.
How rude! I complain about that show all the time.
I wonder if he will be available to pitch at all in this series, or even make the ALCS roster.
Game 2 will be Washburn, or a staff game.
I feel like the Sox need to win the first two, because otherwise the Angels get the upper hand with Lackey and Santana well rested for the next two and Byrd back on regular rest for Game 5.
If Washburn is anything close to 100%, that's more than enough to beat the White Sox. They don't need Colon.
You've been saying this for months.
I paid my $100 for MLB TV on internet. I live in northern Minnesota, 150 miles from Twin Cities and about 6 hours from Milwaukee. Yet both teams games are blacked out for me on internet, so I missed the 18 Cards-Brewers games.
Then in the playoffs, the schedulers do everything in their powers to make it so I can't watch the games. The first 2 games are weekday day games, so I am working. The 3rd game is on in the middle of the night, and on ESPN instead of FOX.
Now the NLSC starts, and I find out today that the first game is going to be shifted over to FX in favor of the ALCS. FX is not available to me, so I am screwed again.
If a huge Cardinals fan is trying his best to watch the games, paying whatever I am asked for the right to do so, and I still can't watch, isn't someone royally screwing up???!?
It almost is enough to wish the Yankees had advanced to the World Series -- maybe then (assuming they advance that far) the Cardinals would not be bumped so that FOX could show screen test patterns or something like that.
Anyway for this series, I think the Sox have a good chance. The Angels frankly looked awful in that last series, running into outs, swinging at the first pitch half the time, etc. Erstad looks like #### at the plate. Figgins looks like he is scared to death at all times. Seems like the White Sox should be able to take them.
National League is still a betting underdog in the World Series -- I recommend betting the house on National League, whether my beloved Cardinals win or those Astros. Maybe I will even get to see a game or two.
Now the NLSC starts, and I find out today that the first game is going to be shifted over to FX in favor of the ALCS. FX is not available to me, so I am screwed again.
My recommendation -
Go DirecTV/Dish Network w/ the Extra Innings package. Best investment I ever made.
Anyway for this series, I think the
SoxAngels have a good chance. TheAngelsSox frankly looked awful in that last series, running into outs, swinging at the first pitch half the time, etc...Seems like theWhite SoxAngels should be able to take them.You'll note that I never said that agaimst the Yankees, because they suck, too. The A's just plain let me down. Sooner or later, they'll run into a team that isn't just as mediocre as they are. I think the White Sox are that team.
...
Doug Eddings
Doug Eddings made the worst non-call I have ever seen, on a catcher's interference earlier this season. Darin Erstad's bat knocked John Buck's glove off his hand and a foot-and-a-half up the baseline, and Eddings declined to make the CI call. I guess he figures Buck routinely tries to catch a pitched ball by throwing his glove off his hand and toward third base.
At least Mike Everitt or Larry Young isn't involved ...
Me too.
It's not that these teams are way better than the Red Sox or Yankees - they are better, but not by that much - but they play just a far more aesthetically appealing style.
Particularly the Angels, who don't rely exclusively on the home run on offense.
Also, go White Sox!
Judging from games 2 and 5, the Angels rely on terrible Yankee defense for offense.
Big Tim McClelland (cc)
Greg Gibson
Wally Bell
Phil Cuzzi
Larry Poncino
Gerry Davis
They did indeed.
I don't know how much they drank, but they were spraying it around.
Go MLB!
Also, does the mIRC room usually get crowded or is this the place to be?
But Chatter is good for me for the beginning of the game as I can't access IRC from work.
Vlad might be a bit nicked up, who knows ... Rivera's a superb defensive corner outfielder, so I'm okay with that, though I'd prefer him in left with Garret DHing ...
GO ANGELS!
Yes. Yes it was.
My prediction:
The winner of this series gets swept by the winner of the NLCS.
And quit talking about a fucking "curse." And "small ball."
And quit talking about a ####### "curse." And "small ball."
I'm not watching now, is she saying those things? That's frikkin hilarious. They really wanted the Red Sox in the CS, didn't they?
Go National League!
Although I do feel obligated to point out how much I enjoyed the Indians-Angels and Indians-White Sox chatters this year, even if my team got waxed more often than not.
LA Angels
C. Figgins 3b
O. Cabrera ss
V. Guerrero dh
G. Anderson lf
B. Molina c
D. Erstad 1b
J. Rivera rf
S. Finley cf
A. Kennedy 2b
Chi White Sox
S. Podsednik lf
T. Iguchi 2b
J. Dye rf
P. Konerko 1b
C. Everett dh
A. Rowand cf
A.J. Pierzynski c
J. Crede 3b
J. Uribe ss
... except they're playing like crap, against arguably the worst team in the league.
I thought Patrick Lalime was supposed to be bad.
As a Sens fan, I can assure you - he's not.
I give up.
December 2, 2003: Traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Chicago White Sox for Aaron Miles.
Point, Kenny Williams.
Contreras looks really good through 1 inning.
At the time, I thought the Sox got the better part of the deal (mostly because Miles sucked). Didn't know Uribe would turn out like this.
Mariano's, that is.
Last Angel World Series Win: 2002
Last White Sox WS Win: 1917
Like the sign says: "I'ts Our Time"
I guess that's as good a point as any. Go Sox!
Lou Pinella sounds somewhat like Mel Allen.
I was very worried about Anderson. He owned US Cellular Field during AS weekend a couple years ago.
Ah.
He should stick to managing.
"The White Sox should call up Dusty Baker, ask him how he would play the Angels, then do the exact opposite."
I'm sorry, I wasn't listening.
She's been calling Guillen "the leader of White Sox Nation" at every opportunity the past couple weeks. And they had a canned piece about the "curse" of Shoeless Joe -- having never heard of Chick Gandil, obviously -- and, inexplicably, Disco Demolition.
It was likely me ... I think Vlad's arm is stronger, but Rivera's more accurate, and nearly as strong.
It was wierd. Buck started saying "Anderson" as he started his swing.
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