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The 35th Street Review

http://www.sox35th.com

Part passion. Part pretension. Mostly White Sox.

• Added on: Jul 2nd, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Sox/35th
• Listed in: Baseball Pop Culture
• Tags: baseball chicago mlb white sox Chicago White Sox

Recent Posts

• Worst of the Best Teams of the Decade

  Posted on Saturday December 19th, 2009 at 19:13 in 2008, features, Playoffs, Chicago White Sox, 2006, 2000, jim thome, retrospectives, kip wells, frank thomas, jermaine dye, jose valentin

  The White Sox, for as much as we like to complain around these parts, end the 00s at 857-764. Ten years of a collective .528 ball; ten years that would finish in second in the 2009 AL Central race. . . 13 games ahead of the 2009 White Sox. Ugh. Still...

• The Epic And Eccentric Of Trading For Juan Pierre

  Posted on Wednesday December 16th, 2009 at 18:42 in Opinion, acquisitions, Chicago White Sox, phil rogers, juan pierre, trade talk

  With Scotty Pods magically turned into a Scotty Pods who can (mostly) play the outfield, it seems like the Sox have finally turned a corner in their offseason plan, rather than simply falling face-first into that corner as Carl Crawford turns a routi...

• J.J. Putz is the Composite Pitcher

  Posted on Friday December 11th, 2009 at 17:58 in features, bullpen, Chicago White Sox, offseason, free agents, j.j. putz

  J.J. Putz is Jake Peavy. Seriously hurt in 2009. Ready to win in 2010. Great when he’s great. Terrifying when he’s not. J.J. Putz is Scott Linebrink. Delivering elite performances along the the anonymous shores of the west coast for most ...

• Looking For Improvement In All The Wrong Places

  Posted on Wednesday December 9th, 2009 at 12:40 in Opinion, Chicago White Sox, offseason, andruw jones, mark teahen, omar vizquel, grindyness, sad conclusions

  Ooooh, sweet progress, in five easy steps. Step One: Trade a guy for the sad realization of what that guy will actually (hopefully) become. Josh Fields was a power-hitting third baseman with a suspect glove and a wide-open future. Mark Teahen tied fo...

• Making The Case For Robin Ventura’s Hall Of Fame Enshrinement

  Posted on Tuesday December 1st, 2009 at 23:05 in features, Chicago White Sox, hall of fame, robin ventura

  Voting season is upon us, and it’s time for the annual trip up and down the ballot to find worthy candidates for baseball’s greatest honor. Who will make the cut this year? Roberto Alomar? Edgar Martinez? Barry Larkin? Pat Hentgen? Todd Z...

• Steve Avery and Pat Rapp, Your Time Is At Hand

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 06:01 in features, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, jim thome, hilarity, kenny lofton, omar vizquel, albert belle, royce clayton, alan embree, joe borchard, roberto alomar

  In the years immediately following the strike of 1994 and 1995, few baseball teams were better models of success than the Cleveland Indians, a franchise able to reap the benefits of a shiny new stadium and an unrivaled confluence of star power hittin...

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