Not sure how public this is, but enjoy. My all time favorite player and it was a gift getting to watch him. I cannot wait until this is released.
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The Last Comiskey
A short clip from "Last Comiskey", featuring players and personalities from Comiskey Park, commemorating a legendary ballpark and the 1990 season. This short...Last edited by 34rancher; 07-27-2022, 10:08 AM.Tags: None
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Great clip, I still say that Fisk would have been a great manager.
I met him in 1999 when I was working in the Pro Shop at the Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club, we talked White Sox baseball for a few minutes. Told him the the only foul ball I ever nabbed at a ballgame was off his bat at the first night game at new Comiskey in 1991.Last edited by LITTLE NELL; 07-27-2022, 11:33 AM.Now coming up to bat for the White Sox is the Mighty Mite, Nelson Fox.
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Originally posted by LITTLE NELL View PostGreat clip, I still say that Fisk would have been a great manager.
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Originally posted by BigKlu59 View Post
Always loved Pudge. Shame he couldn’t win it all in 83. Yes, has the big brain to lead a battalion, but unfortunately I think the old school in him would be a thorn in the Dupa to those not as “in to the game” as him.
BK59Last edited by LITTLE NELL; 07-27-2022, 05:20 PM.Now coming up to bat for the White Sox is the Mighty Mite, Nelson Fox.
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If the 2022 White Sox had the heart and the balls of the 1990 team- we'd be in 1st place by 5-8 games.
Loved that team- Torborg was a brilliant manager that season- the long losing streak in 1991 cost him his job- and led to Gene Lemont- not a fan of his.#1 White Sox fan in Leland, MI
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Originally posted by StanBahnsen72 View PostIf the 2022 White Sox had the heart and the balls of the 1990 team- we'd be in 1st place by 5-8 games.
Loved that team- Torborg was a brilliant manager that season- the long losing streak in 1991 cost him his job- and led to Gene Lemont- not a fan of his.
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Originally posted by LITTLE NELL View Post
Just curious why it bothers you so much.#1 White Sox fan in Leland, MI
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Originally posted by KenBerryGrab View Post"Intensity" in baseball is overrated. You can't run through a wall to get on base.
I believe those things really matter- and are the difference between winning teams and "also rans".#1 White Sox fan in Leland, MI
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Originally posted by StanBahnsen72 View Post
When I mention "intensity"- I'm referring to physical intensity- like busting it down the 1st baseline to beat the throw to first, or busting it to 2nd to avoid a double play, or going all out on defense to prevent a runner from going another 90 feet, I'm also referring to mental intensity (and focus) to avoid mental mistakes like 8-5 triple plays, or tagging a runner with your glove while the ball is in your throwing hand, or trotting home from 3rd and your run not counting because your teammate was thrown out at 2nd base.
I believe those things really matter- and are the difference between winning teams and "also rans".You get to wear the Kluinator Belt for that passage of prose. Job well done!!
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Originally posted by StanBahnsen72 View Post
When I mention "intensity"- I'm referring to physical intensity- like busting it down the 1st baseline to beat the throw to first, or busting it to 2nd to avoid a double play, or going all out on defense to prevent a runner from going another 90 feet, I'm also referring to mental intensity (and focus) to avoid mental mistakes like 8-5 triple plays, or tagging a runner with your glove while the ball is in your throwing hand, or trotting home from 3rd and your run not counting because your teammate was thrown out at 2nd base.
I believe those things really matter- and are the difference between winning teams and "also rans".
Pete Rose is an example of a player with limited talent who gave his all every game, on every play. Did you ever seem him slack off or dog it down to first? With his limited talent he became baseball's hit king and was an All-Star at five different positions. Not bad for a skinny 18-year-old kid out of Western Hills high school in Ohio who willed his way into the big leagues by sheer dedication, effort and intensity - every game.
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