A blog about Chicago sports, especially the White Sox.
I'm just another Sox fan, but I'm a bit more ashamed of being one, I guess.
Links
Favorite posts:
So, here are some links to some blogs and Web sites I read: Taft's baseball blog The U.S.S. Mariner is probably the best pure baseball blog. Will Caroll Presents... is the best all-around blog.
Dan Le Batard, America's best sports columnist (Requires registration)
Will Carroll Presents...
Aaron Gleeman's Twins blog
Elephants in Oakland
Thoughts from the Diamond Mind
Rooftop Report(Cubs blog)
Rob & Rany on the Royals
Baseball Prospectus
DuckSnorts
U.S.S. Mariner
White Sox coverage:
Chicago Sun Times
Chicago Tribune (requires registration)
Daily Herald
Daily Southtown
White Sox official site
Bulls coverage:
Chicago Sun Times
Chicago Tribune (requires registration)
Daily Herald
Daily Southtown
Bulls official site
Grew up in Chicago area, went to University of Missouri, now live nine miles from the White House.
1 Comments:
Well, as much as Kenny Williams showed the world that the Sox were serious about contending by going after Carl Everett and Roberto Alomar (again. I still don't get it.), it looks like the 2004 White Sox will end up the same as the 2003 club: underachievers. Despite the winning attitude that "Ozzieball" is supposedly all about, Pythagorus tells us that the White Sox are playing five games under their expected W-L mark of 59-48, the best expected W-L in the AL Central. The Twins are playing 4 games above their expected W-L of 58-51. Does this mean that the Sox are unlucky and the Twins are lucky? Probably. But I'd like to think it means that Ozzieball isn't as all about winning as the White Sox PR team would have you think it is.
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