Rookie ball is gearing up and the second half of the minor league season is underway. The Winston-Salem Dash were the only first half division winners for the White Sox. There still have been a few strong performers in what has been an otherwise disappointing minor league season in the Sox organization. Let’s see who […]
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The first full week of rookie league action brings with it a whole host of new talent to consider for the Hot and Cold list. Unfortunately one recent draftee makes the list as the week’s cold hitter.
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The Barons suck. There, I said it. I’ve been beating around that bush all season long. They’re on pace to win 48 games. 48 games. That is out of 140 for the entire season. That is the reverse of their win/loss total from 2009. If they’re not careful, they could end up losing 100 games.
The short season leagues kicked off this week, and while there wasn’t enough time for any rookie ball hitters to make their mark on the Hot and Cold list, there was enough time for a starter or two.
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The Great Falls Voyagers kicked off their season yesterday, and today is the turn of the Bristol White Sox. The BriSox start their run at the Appalachian League title tonight against the Elizabethton Twins. 2009 in review: The Bristol White Sox are coming off of a disappointing 2009 season in which they finished with a
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With most of the draft signings official, it’s time to turn our attention to rookie ball. The Great Falls Voyagers, the more advanced rookie ball affiliate of the Chicago White Sox, start their Pioneer League season tonight. Let’s take a look at the talent on their roster. 2009 in review: The Voyagers went 21-17 in
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I apologize for the lateness of this week’s edition. The Barons had been out of town for ten games, so there really wasn’t anything to talk about. Plus, due to the stifling heat and humidity and the heavy rain, I haven’t seen much baseball so far this homestand. And no, I chose not to apologize
The Winston-Salem Dash were the only team who managed to finish with a weekly record at or above .500, and a new name graces the Hot and Cold list in the form of Brazilian ace Andre Rienzo.
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With a 40-23 record it’s unsurprising to hear that the Winston-Salem Dash have several players named to the Carolina League All-Star team, but the Kannapolis Intimidators’ 30-33 record is rather less impressive, yet they have several All-Stars of their own.
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I must be the grim reaper for ballplayers. After speaking of my fondness for Barons infielder Justin Fuller, the fruit of the Jim Thome trade, he was released the following day. His numbers were very poor, so it wasn’t entirely unjustified. I’ll try in the future to keep my mouth shut in regards to players
