Of course mere hours after I glorified the White Sox lineup for their work two nights ago, Chicago goes out and gets one-hit by Ricky Romero of the Blue Jays in a 4-2 loss. All this after I had bashed the lineup just days before.
What I'm trying to get at is that the lineup is inconsistent.
The impressive pitching performance by Ricky Romero who walked two, gave up one hit, a two-run home run by Alex Rios in the eighth, and struck out 11, was not the story.
The story was, of course, how we can make Romero's failed attempt at a no-hitter A.J. Pierzynski's fault.
What do we do when anything happens involving the White Sox?
We blame A.J. Pierzynski.
Do not blame the hanging change up Romero delivered to the hot-hitting Alex Rios that Rios knocked the snot out of; rather, blame Pierzyn ...
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Why is A.J. Pierzynski Being Blamed for Ruining Ricky Romero’s No-Hitter?
Posted: 14th April 2010 by Christopher Murphy in MLBComments Off on Why is A.J. Pierzynski Being Blamed for Ruining Ricky Romero’s No-Hitter?