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Might as well.
Lineups:
Bourgeois, CF
Cabrera, SS
Thome, DH
Konerko, 1B
Swisher, LF
Dye, RF
Pierzynski, C
Crede, 3B
Uribe, 2B
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Theriot SS
DeRosa 2B
Hoffpauir, 1B
Ward, DH
Fukudome, RF
Murton, LF
Soto, C
McGehee, 3B
Fuld, CF
Pitchers for the Sox:
Masset
Linebrink
Dotel
Logan
Carrasco
Pitchers for the Cubs:
Hill
(and if the press release has it right:)
Asciano
Cotts
Hart
Lahey
Pignatiello
Hill
Walrond
Good to hear Hawk again. Masset looks a bit more trim than last year.
Three groundouts around a Hoffpauir double that would have been brought in by a real centerfielder.
Rich Hill, of the 28 year old prospects, takes 6 pitches to throw his first strike, on which he allows the leadoff guy to steal second. :)
Thnx for this thread. Didn't know it was televised.
Nice play by Theriot.
heh, ozzie with thome batting with a 3-0 count
"he's got the green light, but he better hit a home run"
Sox up 1-0 on a PK 2 out 1B
Wow, Rich Hill looks like crap.
Not getting his breaking stuff over and missing the zone with his 86 mph gas.
Paul Konerko thrown out stealing second.
Ozzie must have been tired of seeing us hit.
McGehee knocks in Murton, tie game.
Cubs take the lead, 2-1.
Tie game as Bourgeois knocks in Fatty Uribe.
McGehee goes oppo, 3-2 Cubs
Missed most of the broadcast today, so I don't know if the Sox announcers talked about Hill's delivery. Don't read too much into his spring stats because he's working on a new, shorter delivery to try and cut down on the SB.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrossCyed
When pitchers tinker with their delivery, it's never pretty. My guess is they'll work most of spring to try and iron out the kinks. If he can't get comfortable with it, they'll probably revert back to his old delivery and rely on Soto to keep the running game in check.