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       #Post#: 10327--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: Fury
       Date: April 9, 2012, 12:27 pm
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       Sounds like Melton and I have about the same opinion, except I
       think they'll be below .500 this year.
       Next year, they will be good.
       #Post#: 10368--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: April 10, 2012, 7:22 pm
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       Thank goodness Guillen's gone
       Sorry, Miami, Ozzie's your problem now
       David Haugh's In the Wake of the News - April 11, 2012
       Because Chicago needed an interpreter to understand Ozzie
       Guillen's mea culpa news conference Tuesday in Miami, I offer a
       quickie local translation for the entire saga: Thank goodness
       he's gone.
       The Marlins got exactly what they paid for: $2.5 million a year
       worth of distractions that have absolutely nothing to do with
       baseball. I wonder if they could hear the laughter from the
       South Side in South Florida.
       Guillen can be a terrific manager when focused but, as the White
       Sox found out the hard way, once he feels empowered and
       invincible, that happens as frequently as he says no comment. It
       probably took Guillen the last five years to wear out his
       welcome in Chicago. In Miami, it took five games. Is there a
       Cuban term for baseball annulment?
       The man who was on "bended knees" begging for forgiveness for
       offending the Cuban-American community should hit the floor
       again to give thanks he still has a job. A five-game suspension
       from the Marlins revealed team owner Jeffrey Loria as a
       charitable soul. Loria could have been justified in firing
       Guillen given how much of a potential marketing disaster he has
       become.
       In a sports world where perception trumps reality, the new face
       of the Marlins franchise just became a symbol of pro-Castroism
       for a baseball team that plays in Miami's Little Havana.
       read more:
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       #Post#: 10380--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: JhonJeterWD40
       Date: April 11, 2012, 10:00 am
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       Sounds like Melton and I have about the same opinion, except I
       think they'll be below .500 this year.
       Well, I wasn't listening all that closely, it's all the same
       blahblah baseball talk, I was trying to say hi and move on,
       especially on Sunday morning, not big on socializin'. But he and
       Mrs. JohnJeter were. Mrs. JohnJeter is ALWAYS up for
       socializin'.
       #Post#: 10418--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: April 12, 2012, 7:46 am
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       Score’s Danny Mac returns with ‘real joy’ to clear the air
       Posted in Robert Feder | Chicago Media blog by Robert Feder on
       Apr 9, 2012 at 4:00pm
       Returning to his midday talk show Monday after a six-week
       absence, veteran radio host Dan McNeil told listeners he’d
       suffered “what best could be described as a nervous breakdown”
       and had sought treatment for depression and substance abuse.
       “I can’t promise anything about down the road, but I know today,
       as I have been for the last six weeks, [I’m] pretty happy to be
       substance free,” McNeil, 50, said in the opening of his first
       show back on CBS Radio sports/talk WSCR-AM (670). “Real joy has
       returned to my life.”
       Until McNeil delivered his remarks Monday, Score listeners were
       told only that he was away dealing with “health and wellness
       issues.” In the interim, Laurence Holmes and others filled in
       for him alongside co-host Matt Spiegel. McNeil announced his
       return on Facebook March 28.
       McNeil said his problem started when he stopped taking Lamictal,
       the mood-stabilizing drug he’d been prescribed “after a long
       time of fighting temper tantrums and depression and anger and
       resentment.” Because it resulted in chronic fatigue — a common
       side-effect of the drug — he simply quit taking it.
       read more:
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       #Post#: 10421--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: SoxRule
       Date: April 12, 2012, 8:46 am
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       Good for Robin for actually making the team work on
       fundamentals!
       Practice, practice: The Sox have resurrected infield practice
       before the first game of road series.
       "I've always felt it was necessary, if it all works out,"
       manager Robin Ventura said. "Outfielders throwing to bases, you
       can't really do that in batting practice. You're asking a guy to
       throw a ball to home plate when he hasn't done it at that field.
       "Unless you actually do it, you might do it once every three
       weeks or a month. I like them to do it on the field and be
       comfortable. You can make adjustments, but you can't make
       adjustments if you're doing it once every two or three weeks."
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       #Post#: 10580--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: BlackSox
       Date: April 17, 2012, 12:52 pm
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       Heh....
  HTML http://deadspin.com/5902482/hey-its-jake-peavy-partying-at-a-bar-in-wrigleyville
       #Post#: 10582--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: JhonJeterWD40
       Date: April 17, 2012, 1:44 pm
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       He just might be a douche.
       #Post#: 10593--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: Fury
       Date: April 17, 2012, 3:53 pm
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       Or even a deuche.
       #Post#: 10597--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: JhonJeterWD40
       Date: April 17, 2012, 4:03 pm
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       Dammit, nice catch. I should go back and fix that.
       #Post#: 10598--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Media Coverage of the White Sox
   DIR By: Fury
       Date: April 17, 2012, 4:15 pm
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       "Deuche" just sounds more ... deuchy.
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