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whistler
PostPosted: Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:55 pm 
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Every day!

Every day a Sox game from the 2005 season is shown at 4PM on NBC SportsNet.

They are going thru the whole season. Dog Days included. Listless games against KC included.

Relive Ozzie's bullshit.

Right now they are in June, vs Indians I think.

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whistler wrote:
Every day!

Every day a Sox game from the 2005 season is shown at 4PM on NBC SportsNet.

They are going thru the whole season. Dog Days included. Listless games against KC included.

Relive Ozzie's bullshit.

Right now they are in June, vs Indians I think.


Thanks.
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'85 Sox game with Seaver winning his 300th on now on MLB TV. That was a decent team, and Seaver should have won 20 that year.
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tommy wrote:
'85 Sox game with Seaver winning his 300th on now on MLB TV. That was a decent team, and Seaver should have won 20 that year.



Interesting to hear Baby Hawk as the analyst. He hardly ever chimed in too. And I believe that was Drysdale on the call.

Also forgot about some of those Sox players like Rudy Law and Luis Salazar lol.

And never heard of that dude with the low-crouch battin' stance! Jesus.

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Ranking the World Series

Read this a week or two ago. Decent article. 2005 comes in at #35! Not bad. I thought the '60 and '79 Series shoulda been a little higher. '79 was great. "We are fam-i-ly" came back from a 2-0 deficit to win. In spite of being from an American League household, I pulled for them Pirates.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/291 ... lb-history
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tommy wrote:
Ranking the World Series

Read this a week or two ago. Decent article. 2005 comes in at #35! Not bad. I thought the '60 and '79 Series shoulda been a little higher. '79 was great. "We are fam-i-ly" came back from a 2-0 deficit to win. In spite of being from an American League household, I pulled for them Pirates.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/291 ... lb-history


I was half hoping ESPN would forget about the 05 World Series again so I had a reason to shit all over how terrible ESPN is.

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Interesting write-up:

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By our series leverage index -- which measures how tight the World Series was -- this ranks just 56th all time. But the games themselves were outrageously good. By our game leverage index, this was the tightest collection of World Series games ever. Every game was either tied or within one run in the eighth inning or later. Every White Sox starter went at least seven innings. Compare that to the seven-game series between the Cubs and Cleveland in 2016, in which no starting pitcher went seven. The White Sox's 11-1 postseason record ended a World Series drought that was two years longer than the Red Sox's had been.

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Interesting write-up:

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By our series leverage index -- which measures how tight the World Series was -- this ranks just 56th all time. But the games themselves were outrageously good. By our game leverage index, this was the tightest collection of World Series games ever. Every game was either tied or within one run in the eighth inning or later. Every White Sox starter went at least seven innings. Compare that to the seven-game series between the Cubs and Cleveland in 2016, in which no starting pitcher went seven. The White Sox's 11-1 postseason record ended a World Series drought that was two years longer than the Red Sox's had been.

Yeah, I was glad to read that. I agree, too.

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I was half hoping ESPN would forget about the 05 World Series again so I had a reason to shit all over how terrible ESPN is.

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sjboyd0137 wrote:
tommy wrote:
Ranking the World Series

Read this a week or two ago. Decent article. 2005 comes in at #35! Not bad. I thought the '60 and '79 Series shoulda been a little higher. '79 was great. "We are fam-i-ly" came back from a 2-0 deficit to win. In spite of being from an American League household, I pulled for them Pirates.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/291 ... lb-history


I was half hoping ESPN would forget about the 05 World Series again so I had a reason to shit all over how terrible ESPN is.


They had the 2005 White Sox as the 95th best World Series winning team of All-Time last week.

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conns7901 wrote:
sjboyd0137 wrote:
tommy wrote:
Ranking the World Series

Read this a week or two ago. Decent article. 2005 comes in at #35! Not bad. I thought the '60 and '79 Series shoulda been a little higher. '79 was great. "We are fam-i-ly" came back from a 2-0 deficit to win. In spite of being from an American League household, I pulled for them Pirates.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/291 ... lb-history


I was half hoping ESPN would forget about the 05 World Series again so I had a reason to shit all over how terrible ESPN is.


They had the 2005 White Sox as the 95th best World Series winning team of All-Time last week.

Conns u die

Peter Gammons said they were one of the top four teams from 1980-2005.

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