Good Post Mortem of the Season from The Reader

[robiwho]

http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/sports/060929/

Most of the 37,518 ticket holders were actually in their seats—despite the Bears on TV—pushing the Sox’ season attendance to a team-record 2,957,414, and after the final out the players milled in front of the dugout to soak up the cheers and doff their caps in response. A skeptic might suggest this season was one long victory lap, but I think it was more than that. It was a season of respect and appreciation, a lovefest. Winning changes everything, it seems, even losing.

[southside rocks]

Nice. Thanks for the link.

[chisoxmike]

I love it, nice find Cyndi!!:gulp:

[soxchick20]

good one, thanks!

[Myrtle72]

I love it.

[roylestillman]

Best I've read so far.

[palehozenychicty]

Good read. I appreciate it.

[Chips]

:thumbsup:

[MarySwiss]

Very nice. It read like something a WSIer would write.

[itsnotrequired]

Very nice. It read like something a WSIer would write.

Which member? I vote Homefish.

[viagracat]

My feelings exactly.

[robiwho]

I love it, nice find Cyndi!!:gulp:

Matthew gets the credit. He pointed it out to me.

I think I felt a little better after I read it.

[flo-B-flo]

Very nice find thanks. Covered it beautifully.

[Vernam]

Gotta love any story that compares Thome to Mr. Natural. :redneck

Vernam

[PaulDrake]

I loved reading this.

And they loved their team in spite of its faults, not because of them (for that, try Wrigley Field).

[ondafarm]

Heck, the 2006 White Sox have already won 90 games. That is a pretty fair season. A little disappointing that they are not in the playoffs but that happens. Really the only disappontments have been the starting pitching and the lead-off hitting. And that has cost them a second run at the championship. KW will almost certainly fix both of those this off-season.

I am looking forward to the 2007 season greatly.