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Posted: #51

they will lose 27games to snap the record, and than win.

eating chicken dinners all day everyday
 
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They are 0-65 when they are trailing after 7 innings..Wow 

 
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The 2003 Detroit tigers were 30-84 >>> 43-119

So the white Sox are 3 games worser at 27-87 an_light

 
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Posted: #54

Quote Originally Posted by Mcmanus:

They are 0-65 when they are trailing after 7 innings..Wow
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If you were to martingale 20 times after each loss, you would have to bet $104 million on the 21st bet.  But I know that's chicken feed for some

 

 
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Posted: #56

The White Sox are so bad that even on the day they last won (July 10th), they also lost!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by diondimucci:

If you were to martingale 20 times after each loss, you would have to bet $104 million on the 21st bet.  But I know that's chicken feed for some

What's the POINT.....confused

an_razz

 

 
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They can tie the modern day record which was Orioles in 1988,

The record in the 1900s(1961) is 23 by Philly. 

I would expect them to steal one in Oakland But if not they take 2 of 3 from the Cubs.

I am not wasting time guessing with such an awful team though. Not risking money on these clowns. Fade them or stay away.

 
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Oak on deck

but at Oak

Then.....two game home crosstown series.

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Posted: #60

Could the streak end today?

 

"Sears, who is 0-2 with a 13.50 ERA in two career starts covering eight innings against the White Sox."

 

I'm not touching either side. Anyone has strong team total to play?

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by smellybunty:

They can tie the modern day record which was Orioles in 1988, The record in the 1900s(1961) is 23 by Philly.  I would expect them to steal one in Oakland But if not they take 2 of 3 from the Cubs. I am not wasting time guessing with such an awful team though. Not risking money on these clowns. Fade them or stay away.

This an_light

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Quote Originally Posted by smellybunty:

They can tie the modern day record which was Orioles in 1988, The record in the 1900s(1961) is 23 by Philly.  I would expect them to steal one in Oakland But if not they take 2 of 3 from the Cubs. I am not wasting time guessing with such an awful team though. Not risking money on these clowns. Fade them or stay away.
As an Oriole fan 88 was a bummer of biblical proportions. I mean to know without a shadow of doubt that you have no shot after the FIRST 21 games put the season in the dumpster. I remember feeling sorry for the radio announcer who was a seasoned pro, I believe his name was Simson and I think he may have retired after the season.

 
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P.S. I feel for W.Sox fans... rather you than us though. peace_5

 
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@Biscuiteater1

 Seriously couldn't believe a team that had hall of famers eddie murray and ripken jr could lose 21 in a row and be so bad.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

Quote Originally Posted by smellybunty: They can tie the modern day record which was Orioles in 1988, The record in the 1900s(1961) is 23 by Philly.  I would expect them to steal one in Oakland But if not they take 2 of 3 from the Cubs. I am not wasting time guessing with such an awful team though. Not risking money on these clowns. Fade them or stay away. As an Oriole fan 88 was a bummer of biblical proportions. I mean to know without a shadow of doubt that you have no shot after the FIRST 21 games put the season in the dumpster. I remember feeling sorry for the radio announcer who was a seasoned pro, I believe his name was Simson and I think he may have retired after the season.

Donnie Simpson......an_speak

 
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 K.O.

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Make it 21 in a row 27-88moneybag

 
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Tying the 1988 Baltimore O's streak of 21....Broken the following game vs the CWS

 
 
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Wow 21 can it be 22 tomrw ?

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