Well, it isn’t every day you get
to see a player hit homeruns in four consecutive at-bats the way Jose Abreu of
the White Sox did Saturday and Sunday.
In fact, it’s only been done 43 times in all of MLB history.
And it isn’t every day you see a Sox player hit six homers in a
series. No, only Abreu has managed that. And the six homers by an opposing player ties
for the most-ever against the Cubs, so that’s nice.
I just hate losing 2-1 on a
two-run homer by Kyle Schwarber. Maybe
next time Dylan Cease and/or his catcher will notice how bad Schwarber looks on
anything that isn’t low and away. As
ever, fingers crossed.
Not too long ago, when the
Sox had themselves a six-game winning streak, I said that mediocre teams give
half or more of that away. In fact, my
team went from three over .500 to one under before their seven-game streak
ended Sunday. We were 17-11 and now
17-12. With the Pirates and Royals
coming to town this week, there’s no reason to go mediocre. We’ll see.
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