yankeessuck013

1st pitch by harville is gone

good inning by foulke

mccarthy's out...finally

Schills pitched a ton better today 6.1 IP, 9 H, 4 ER, 3 BB, 3 SO

k for foulke

here comes foulke

our offense sucks today

get curt outta there

damn 4-0

curt back in for the 6th

can we get some runs....NOW!

3-0 ughhh

damnit 2-0

still cant hit rookie pitchers

leadoff walk for papi..c'mon manny

damn...1-0 chisox

Rent!!!!!!

Pick Off!!!!

runners on the corners, 1 out

youkkkkkkk

94 mph and the strikeout which ties cy young for 17th on the all-time strikeout list

rowand strikes out in 3 straight pitches.

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Game Info Date: Monday, September 5th, 2005 First Pitch: 12:05pm ET TV: NESN/ESPN Starting Pitchers: http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/cws.gif #41 Brandon McCarthy (1-1, 6.19) http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/bos.gif #38 Curt Schilling (5-6, 6.96) Boston ace looks to sock it to Chicago Chicago (84-51) at Boston (80-55), 12:05 p.m. ET The Red Sox and White Sox will finally complete a three-game series that was supposed to end on Aug. 14, only to see the finale get rained out. Back then, Curt Schilling was working as the closer. Now, he's back in the rotation, and the big right-hander takes the ball for the third time since returning to his familiar role. Schilling has yet to get locked in, but he finished his last start against the Devil Rays with four shutout innings. The White Sox will counter with Brandon McCarthy. If the Red Sox are to overtake the White Sox for the best record in the American League, a victory in this one could be significant. Boston trails Chicago by four games. If the teams finished the season with the same record, the Red Sox would have home field during the postseason, because they've already clinched the season series against the White Sox. Pitching matchup CWS: RHP Brandon McCarthy • 1-1, 6.19 ERA in 2005 • First appearance vs. BOS BOS: RHP Curt Schilling • 5-6, 6.96 ERA in 2005 • 1-0, 8.44 ERA vs. CWS in 2005 Player to watch John Olerud has three homers in his last four games after going deep just three times in his first 60 games. Quotable "We don't view him as [a utility player]. A lot of good players, they get into a year where they're that guy. It's not a lot of fun for them and really not a lot of fun for us. That probably won't be the case with him much longer in his career. Again, you don't make your roster out a year ahead of time, but I think we see him staying around here and being a helpful part of our ballclub." -- Terry Francona, on Kevin Youkilis Quick hits The Red Sox are 46-20 at Fenway Park, giving them the top home record in the American League. ... David Ortiz leads fellow slugger Manny Ramirez in average, runs, hits, doubles, homers, RBIs, walks, slugging percentage and on-base percentage. ... Closer Keith Foulke has pitched just once in four games since returning from the disabled list. On deck • Tuesday: vs. Los Angeles, 7:05 p.m. ET • Wednesday: vs. Los Angeles, 7:05 p.m. ET • Thursday: vs. Los Angeles, 12:05 p.m. ET