A Very Special Episode of White Sox Observer

You like and read this blog.  And that's great!  You should keep reading this blog, and you damn well better like it.  But here's the catch, to keep reading it you have to go somewhere else.  Because it isn't here anymore!

Where did it go?

Really?  Are you really asking this?  Do you not see what I've changed the damn picture to, for crying out loud?

Still not getting it?

Here, I'll help you, and I'll talk slowly to make things easier.

 My...White...Sox...blog...is...now...on...ChicagoNow...which...you...can...get
...to...by...clicking...on...this

www.chicagonow.com/white-sox-observer/


Good job...well actually not...if you're still around to read this line...bad job...very bad job.

We're Not Friggin 1-5!

Clutch 2-out hitting made its first appearance in a White Sox uniform on the season in the form of Andruw Jones' go-ahead RBI single in the 8th.  Thankfully the Sox, knowing that some of us have blogs to write, managed to still suck in enough areas that we all still have plenty to kvetch about.  Let me count the ways...

Live Game Diary!/ Possible Blogger Site Finale!

 The first live game diary of the year, and one of the last blogs for this old website.  Better yet, The Freddy Garcia Comeback Tour is on the hill.  This should be a pretty good read, so sit back and have a cold one.  Oh, I see you've already helped yourself, Freddy.

Could the Indians be good?

For all the negativity surrounding their roster changes, the Tribe took two out of three over the South-Siders with a combination of surprisingly solid pitching and timely hits.  In the wake of an 11th-inning defeat in the rubber match, one has to ask; did we underestimate the Cleveland Indians?

Uuuuugggggghhhhhhh.

It's way too early and way too cold to get upset about a winnable game, but there's a good chance that when Minnesota is clinching during late September, we'll regret blowing a three-run lead to a moribund Cleveland team without wagering a fight.

Game 1: Sox gleefully capitalize on mistakes. Indians supply mistakes.

In a classic Opening Day game that tells us nothing, the White Sox victimized a Cleveland Indians team breaking in several rookies and a veteran hurler making his first start since early '08.  Obviously the South-Siders showed some promise, but it's hard to imagine that this isn't the very worst that Cleveland has to offer.

There's baseball on TV tomorrow

Tomorrow marks the season debut of the radically overhauled roster of the White Sox against an always formidable Central Division foe, the Cleveland Indians.