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    Fenway ain't no party; it ain't no fooling around. And it definitely ain't no circus tent.
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    Casas delivers! Patience is a virtue. If this his breakout game, watch out!
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    The SOX man in Japan has to find the SOX some more Masa's.
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    The SOX new offensive strategy is to put the opposition and ourselves to sleep for the 1st 5 innings or 6 innings and then bombs away!
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    The SOX being behind means they have the Rays right where they want them.
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    I do know that Fisk wore #72 when he was a White Sox. It was his Red Sox # reversed.
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    Speaking of jersey numbers, I'll never forget when Kapler and Damon were standing next to each other after the final out of the 2004 WS and they formed the number 1918.
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    Thanks for correcting that. I should have just stuck to the original question. I blame Vegas for all the confusion.
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    The number is 20, I just guessed that they were all HOF'r's.
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    Just try to sneak anything past Notin. I dare you.
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    Btw, the #89 is the only number from 0-99 to never have been worn in MLB.
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    Btw, I thought you would at least argue about my top five SOX hitters.
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    Good point, but the number I'm referring to was worn by a 11 different HOF players.
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    Trivia time: What is the most retired number in MLB?
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    The HOF thing is arguable, but his 19 very good years with the SOX should qualify to have, at least, his number retired. It's inexcusable that it hasn't happened yet.
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    No one has ventured a top 5 so I'll post my top 5: Williams Foxx Manny Big Papi Rice Leaving off Yaz, Boggs,Nomar and Speaker reflects the great hitters the SOX were blessed with over the years. And yes, Dewey was a damn good hitter and the best defensive RF I ever saw.
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    It's difficult to compare different eras of baseball, but from an offensive stats view, Tris leaves one of my all-time favorite SOX players in the dust.
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    No doubt. His offensive stats were amazing. For example, in 1938 as a member of the SOX Jimmie hit 50 HR's, drove in 175 runs and scored 139 runs. His slugging % was .704; his OPS was 1.166, his OPS+ was 183, and his BA was .349.
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    I knew I'd leave somebody off. Good catch.
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    The Rays are doing what teams have been told to do what seems forever; win at home and play .500 on the road. Btw, I'm watching the Angels/Astros game and they brought up the Astros' Mount Rushmore of hitters and it got me to thinking who were the 5 best hitters in SOX history? My list of hitters who could qualify for the top 5 are as follows: Ted Williams Jimmie Foxx Jim Rice Nomar Yaz Manny Big Papi Boggs So there's 8. I'm sure Teddy Ballgame will be on everyone's top 5, so who do you pick as the next 4?
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    I'll drink to that.
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    "Sort of' is correct.
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    Dick 'the monster' Radatz wasn't too shabby, but, sadly, he was on some terrible SOX teams.
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