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White Sox Legend Calls Savannah Bananas Ovation Career-Best
White Sox Legend Calls Savannah Bananas Ovation Career-Best originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Savannah Bananas Chicago stop turned into more than a spectacle of trick plays, yellow uniforms, and nonstop entertainment — it became a reunion of White Sox royalty.
A.J. Pierzynski crouched behind home plate in full catcher’s gear, put down the sign, and Mark Buehrle induced a swing and ...
CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox plan to unveil a statue of Mark Buehrle when they celebrate their 2005 World Series-winning team at Rate Field on July 11. Buehrle pitched for Chicago for the ...
Those who know Mark Buehrle or those who follow the White Sox would not be alarmed to hear that the left-hander skipped a start earlier this week. It’s just something Buehrle does as part of his ...
The Miami Marlins' first priority in the offseason is to add quality starting pitching to the rotation. So Tuesday, the Marlins brought in southpaw Mark Buehrle in for a free agent visit.
Mark Buehrle would not seem to be the type of candidate who could meet the standards set by the Supreme Court or the men and women on the receiving end of lunchtime pitches. He never had a ...
In the second inning, Mark Buehrle plunked Michael Cuddyer in the shoulder, no doubt because of the Konerko thing. No brawls, no ugliness, end of story and life went on. But Buehrle’s quote, when ...
Pitcher Mark Buehrle is packing his bags for Toronto thanks to the trade that shall not be named, and he's none too happy about it. Buehrle and his agent Jeff Berry issued a statement today ...
Mark Buehrle was 32 years old in the fall of 2011, with a fastball that averaged 86 miles per hour. John Danks was 26 and coming off a season when he was throwing 91-93 mph, up a tick from a ...
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