I'm going to need IMU to come on here and tell me if Rizzo's home run should be counted or not.

No, but if De Aza hit it , Hawk would have talked about it for the next 3 innings blaming the good lord for blowing the wind at the wrong time.

Brick, winding up IMU should be beneath you, it takes so little. It's like if I spent my time trying to get a certain Sox fan all worked up, we all know it takes nothing, you should work on improving JimmyPasta mental health.

Not even a question and to some he might even be entertaining, especially when they compare it to trotting out Mike Huff and I don't care what he says or does, even if he is wrong 50% of the time, it is just an observation. If you are happy listening to him more power to you, but he is a terrible guy to have if you are trying to market a product.

I don't think all the marketing in the world is going to make the White Sox more popular. Winning a few more World Series may. That's the Blackhawks model.

Rizzos Double last night, that Hawk thought should have been an Error was at one point a HR and was blown back on to the field.

No, but if De Aza hit it , Hawk would have talked about it for the next 3 innings blaming the good lord for blowing the wind at the wrong time.

Brick, winding up IMU should be beneath you, it takes so little. It's like if I spent my time trying to get a certain Sox fan all worked up, we all know it takes nothing, you should work on improving JimmyPasta mental health.

These are only my observations, no real way I would ever be able to know what the White Sox people are thinking.

I was walking out in disgust during the eighth inning so I didn't see the play, but I find it hard to believe that the wind brought the ball back when it was blowing out pretty strong all night.

anyone else see a lot of similarities between Hawk and Biggie?

Then you can say the wind blew the ball to the wall. The point being the wind combined with being at the wall , is what made it a very tough catch and why the official scorer made it a double. Despite how Hawk saw it.

I was walking out in disgust during the eighth inning so I didn't see the play, but I find it hard to believe that the wind brought the ball back when it was blowing out pretty strong all night.

They showed the flags about 10 seconds after .... they were very much pointed 'in' .... it might've otherwise only been a couple rows up but it almost certainly would've been a homer.

Rizzo killed it.

There were multiple balls hit towards right or right-center that ended up in right-center or straight away center, respectively, through the second half of the game.

Yeah, the wind was blowing from right to left but it wasn't blowing in. Like I said, I didn't see the play. And I was up in a suite getting loaded so I guess I didn't notice it shifting. Anyway, I was more focused on Ventura's seemingly overriding desire to lose the game with Carroll. I had a glimmer of hope when Downs escaped the jam, but I knew it was over when I saw Cleto approach the mound.

Im just glad Rizzo continues to have good at bats. Seems he's almost always working deep counts.

Rizzo is pretty good.

They showed the flags about 10 seconds after .... they were very much pointed 'in' .... it might've otherwise only been a couple rows up but it almost certainly would've been a homer.

Im just glad Rizzo continues to have good at bats. Seems he's almost always working deep counts.

Amazing how he even choked up on the bat last night, he must have learned that from Abreu, because thats the kind of thing that Abreu has brought to the Majors, that kind of level of preperation and focus that none of the other players have ever seen before.