FanofBill
10-04-2005, 06:23 AM
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/sports/baseball/04sox.html
"Had it been the Red Sox instead of the White Sox that nearly blew a 15-game lead last month, they might have held poetry readings outside the ballpark to appease the fates. If it had been the Cubs, they would have probably thrown a party to change their fortunes. The White Sox simply clenched their teeth and clinched the A.L. Central.
U.S. Cellular Field does not have the history of Fenway Park, and the stadium's location on the South Side of Chicago does not have the charm of Wrigleyville. But the White Sox and their new ace are perfectly suited to the locale. They do not mind a few rough corners."
"Had it been the Red Sox instead of the White Sox that nearly blew a 15-game lead last month, they might have held poetry readings outside the ballpark to appease the fates. If it had been the Cubs, they would have probably thrown a party to change their fortunes. The White Sox simply clenched their teeth and clinched the A.L. Central.
U.S. Cellular Field does not have the history of Fenway Park, and the stadium's location on the South Side of Chicago does not have the charm of Wrigleyville. But the White Sox and their new ace are perfectly suited to the locale. They do not mind a few rough corners."