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Game 146: Twins @ White Sox

First Pitch: 7:10 PM CDT
TV: FSN
Radio: Twins Radio Network

Know Thine Enemy: South Side Sox


W-L G GS CG SHO SV BS IP H R ER HR BB K ERA WHIP
2010 - Mark Buehrle 12-10 29 29 2 0 0 0 187.1 210 88 83 16 45 87 3.99 1.36

Buehrle has faced the Twins three times this year and has gotten better at every turn. In total he's turned in 23 innings of seven-run baseball, and par for the course his two better (really, none of them were bad) appearances have been at Target Field. If Minnesota can tag him for four runs in eight innings like they did in Chicago back in April, it might be a good night.

He's a good pitcher. But he's the quintessential Sox pitcher. Beating Danks and Floyd just wouldn't be as great if we don't take down daddy Sox starter at the same time. Let's give Buehrle one more reason to hate (see: envy or wish he played for) the Twins.


W-L G GS CG SHO SV BS IP H R ER HR BB K ERA WHIP
2010 - Carl Pavano 16-11 28 29 7 2 0 0 205.0 199 81 79 18 34 111 3.47 1.14

In the "why win-loss records for pitchers are stupid" category, Pavano has four starts this season in which he's allowed just two earned runs and not won the game. 0-3 and a no-decision when you allow two runs is ridiculous. Thanks.

Let's get Carl win number 17 right here, just so those big "Win" guys can start talking about Pavano as a contender for the Cy Young award.

In Pavstache We Trust.


Lineup

Minnesota Twins @ Chicago White Sox

09/16/10 8:10 PM EDT

Minnesota Twins Chicago White Sox
Denard Span - CF Juan Pierre - LF
Orlando Hudson - 2B Omar Vizquel - 2B
Joe Mauer - C Alex Rios - CF
Michael Cuddyer - 1B Paul Konerko - 1B
Delmon Young - LF Manny Ramirez - DH
Jim Thome - DH Carlos Quentin - RF
Danny Valencia - 3B A.J. Pierzynski - C
Jason Repko - RF Alexei Ramirez - SS
J.J. Hardy - SS Brent Morel - 3B