And just in case he hadn’t kicked enough dirt on it, Robin had to go back for seconds.
Robin Ventura Is Really Mad At Home Plate
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Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West Advances To Williamsport
And they got there thanks to this grand slam in the fifth inning.
Cubs? White Sox? The only postseason baseball you get in Chicago is Little League.
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Adam Eaton The Fence
Fence is not a good dietary option as it provides no real nutritional value. Plus it leads to you having to leave the game early with an injury that we can only hope is “it hurts” and not something serious.
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Javier Baez’s First Career Homer
Last night I was on a plane coming back from Florida, and while I was on that plane I missed the two greatest things to happen in Chicago baseball in history. One was Adam Dunn pitching for the White Sox, and the other was Javier Baez hitting his first career home run.
A game-winner at that.
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Derrick Rose Is Still Kinda Fast, Pretty Good
I couldn’t believe how happy seeing this and his dunk made me.
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These Guys Will Not Help The Stereotype
“WOOO, FRANK THOMAS SAID ‘CHICAGO WHITE SOX!’ WOOOOO!”
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But Baseball In The Groin Had Baseball In The Groin
Yeah, that’s a ball. So was the pitch.
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Arismendy Alcantara Honors Darwin Barney’s Memory With A Home Run
In case you were still wondering why Darwin Barney was designated for assignment. When the choice is fatherhood or dingers, I’m taking dingers every time.
That little man has some pop in his bat.
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Sean Johnson Saves The Day
There’s a thing you learn when you watch the Chicago Fire enough. You learn that, no matter how good things are going, something bad is always going to happen. So I knew that the Fire were going to give up a tying goal in Saturday’s match against New England, because they aren’t allowed to win matches.
Draws or losses, that’s how they roll.
So when the Fire were called for a foul with five minutes to play and New England got a penalty kick, I didn’t even bat an eye. I knew it was coming.
What I didn’t know was coming was this.
POTD: Mark Parent Can Make In-Game Adjustments
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