19th Ward Chicago: How much agony must we endure?

Sunday, August 6, 2017

How much agony must we endure?

Before the White Sox’ 3-2 loss in 11 innings to Sale’s Red Sox on Mitch Moreland’s walk-off homer against rookie left-hander Aaron Bummer, it hadn’t clicked much in Rodon’s first six starts of a season delayed until June 28 because of a sore upper left biceps. But Rodon’s sometimes fleeting command was superb in his best start yet — an 11-strikeout, no-walk performance in a season-high 7‰ innings Friday.

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Anonymous8/07/2017
This franchise has absolutely NO personality, none. I went to a game (Mark Buehrle Day) a few weeks ago. Nice to see Buehrle and a few of the players from 2005. The only thing that stood out the entire afternoon was they were selling PBR and Modell for $8.25. If Preckwinkle's pop tax had kicked in by then I would have been out the gate and on my way to see the Kane County Cougars, certainly a more competitive 9 innings at less than half the price.
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