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That's what you get for not going after Konerko like you should.

 

I don't know how you can be mad at Z for that. He threw two or three pitches that anyone else in baseball would have swung and missed at.

 

That's b/c he was going for the K and not the out like he always does.

 

Ever since Z became more of a "strikeout" pitcher, his effectiveness has decreased accordingly. He doesn't as deep into games as he used to, his groundball to fyball ratio has plummeted, and he has already given up more homers this year than he did the entire '04 (??) season.

 

He used to be able to negate the walks by giving up few homers and enducing many a double play. Now it just doesn't happen. I wish we had that old Z back.

 

Not quite, but close. He's given up 11 HR's this year and gave up 14 in 2004. So he'll likely have given up more sometime in June.

 

Maybe it was '03 then. I'm pretty sure one of those years he only gave up 9 or 10 homers during the regular season.

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That's what you get for not going after Konerko like you should.

 

I don't know how you can be mad at Z for that. He threw two or three pitches that anyone else in baseball would have swung and missed at.

 

That's b/c he was going for the K and not the out like he always does.

 

Ever since Z became more of a "strikeout" pitcher, his effectiveness has decreased accordingly. He doesn't as deep into games as he used to, his groundball to fyball ratio has plummeted, and he has already given up more homers this year than he did the entire '04 (??) season.

 

He used to be able to negate the walks by giving up few homers and enducing many a double play. Now it just doesn't happen. I wish we had that old Z back.

 

Not quite, but close. He's given up 11 HR's this year and gave up 14 in 2004. So he'll likely have given up more sometime in June.

 

Correct me if im wrong, but i believe hes given up more HR already than he did the whole 03 season, which i believe the total was 9.

 

correct, sir.

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That's what you get for not going after Konerko like you should.

 

I don't know how you can be mad at Z for that. He threw two or three pitches that anyone else in baseball would have swung and missed at.

 

That's b/c he was going for the K and not the out like he always does.

 

Ever since Z became more of a "strikeout" pitcher, his effectiveness has decreased accordingly. He doesn't as deep into games as he used to, his groundball to fyball ratio has plummeted, and he has already given up more homers this year than he did the entire '04 (??) season.

 

He used to be able to negate the walks by giving up few homers and enducing many a double play. Now it just doesn't happen. I wish we had that old Z back.

 

Not quite, but close. He's given up 11 HR's this year and gave up 14 in 2004. So he'll likely have given up more sometime in June.

 

Correct me if im wrong, but i believe hes given up more HR already than he did the whole 03 season, which i believe the total was 9.

 

correct, sir.

 

#12! :roll: as his HR totals continue to increase

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That's what you get for not going after Konerko like you should.

 

I don't know how you can be mad at Z for that. He threw two or three pitches that anyone else in baseball would have swung and missed at.

 

That's b/c he was going for the K and not the out like he always does.

 

Ever since Z became more of a "strikeout" pitcher, his effectiveness has decreased accordingly. He doesn't as deep into games as he used to, his groundball to fyball ratio has plummeted, and he has already given up more homers this year than he did the entire '04 (??) season.

 

He used to be able to negate the walks by giving up few homers and enducing many a double play. Now it just doesn't happen. I wish we had that old Z back.

 

Not quite, but close. He's given up 11 HR's this year and gave up 14 in 2004. So he'll likely have given up more sometime in June.

 

Maybe it was '03 then. I'm pretty sure one of those years he only gave up 9 or 10 homers during the regular season.

 

Yeah, it was 03.

 

And there's No. 12 given up on the year.

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Who was it who said that because there was no reason the Cubs should lose today, that guaranteed they would? You may well prove prophetic.
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TOP OF THE THIRD INNING

 

Iguchi grounded out to the pitcher, 1-3

Pierzynski popped out (foul) to the pitcher

Dye homered to left field

Konerko flied out to deep right field

 

1 runs 1 hits 0 errors 0 men left on base

 

                1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9              R  H  E
white sox       0 2 1                          3  4  0
CUBS            1 0                            1  1  0

 

Home runs:

white sox: Dye (9)

CUBS: none

 

white sox      IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Masset        2.0  1  1  1  2  1  0  29

 

CUBS           IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Zambrano      3.0  4  3  3  2  0  1  53

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