KCSportsPodcast.com » Chicago White Sox http://kcsportspodcast.com Because it can’t be any worse than Kansas City Sports Talk Radio. Sat, 26 Jun 2010 05:08:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Krienke is KKKKKKKKKKrantastic http://kcsportspodcast.com/2009/krienke-is-kkkkkkkkkkrantastic/ http://kcsportspodcast.com/2009/krienke-is-kkkkkkkkkkrantastic/#comments Tue, 05 May 2009 03:37:39 +0000 Conor Jay http://kcsportspodcast.com/?p=226 Highlights of the game:

  • Grienke throwing lazer beams and toying with Chi-sox batters with some chin music just for the hell of it.
  • DeJesus hitting a home run 10 feet high.
  • Hearing the phrase, “Olivo in a run down” (thanks Bellwether).
  • Multiple sets of homemade “K” signs through out the stadium.
  • A loud, energetic, drunken crowd on a Dancing With the Stars TV night or as we say in KC, a Monday night.
  • Steven Wright is a Royals fan and is distracting me from the game.

Steven Wright's Grandpa

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The other side to the lost is the 11 LOBs by the team who hit a League leading 56 homeruns in Spring Training. Maybe someone should tell Mike Jacobs popping a ball up doesn’t mean a homerun in Chicago and if Billy Butler is going to go 0-4 with 5 LOBs, his wife is not going to make his favorite Corn Dog Casserole anymore.

Ok, that felt nice. Now I have to give props to the two guys I’ve been ragging on. Alex Gordon showed he’s not as “pull-happy” as previous years with a deep homerun to center and Mark Teahen looked like a well balanced hitter at the plate, but he still shouldn’t be in the 3rd slot and can’t power arms. We’ll discuss more in the podcast.

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Kermit the Frog

Kermit the Frog

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