Bobby Jenks Article Archive

    Between November 30, 2008 and December 1, 2009
  1. Not By the Hair of My Chin: The 10 Most Grotesque Goatees in the MLB

    There are a number of trends in baseball that I'd love to see die; puka necklaces, the overuse of the phrase "going yard", and shaving cream pies come to mind. At the top of the list, however, is the goatee...

    Chad Waylon Pouncy Written by Chad Waylon Pouncy about about 1 month ago 2,887 reads 6 comments

  2. 2009 White Sox Player Review: Bobby Jenks

    While it's no guarantee that Bobby Jenks pitched his last game with the Sox Sept. 17, if the Sox are looking to shed salary in the offseason Jenks likely will be first on the chopping block...

    JJ Stankevitz Written by JJ Stankevitz about about 1 month ago 91 reads 1 comments

  3. Chicago White Sox 2009 Preview

    Chicago White Sox 2009 Preview: With a solid top end of their starting rotation, the White Sox should again contend for the AL Central title in 2009, but a lack of back end starters could prevent them from ultimately reaching the playoffs...

    Bare Knucks Written by Bare Knucks about 8 months ago 37 reads 0 comments

  4. The Chicago White Sox' 2009 Slightly Premature Preview

    As I tend to do, I've saved the favorite for last. In the American League Central, that has to be the Chicago White Sox because they are the defending champions of the division. This is certainly the most wide open set of five in Major League Baseball...

    Andrew Nuschler Written by Andrew Nuschler about 8 months ago 718 reads 9 comments

  5. Fixing The White Sox Part 2: The Bullpen

    One of the biggest issues for the Sox this season has been the bullpen. They have the 21st ranked bullpen ERA in baseball and are 18-27 in one-run games. They simply haven't been able to win games late, and a major factor in that is their suspect bullpen.

    Joe Slowik Written by Joe Slowik about 2 months ago 179 reads 3 comments

  6. Chicago White Sox: Pitching Grades

    Having already given my analysis for the Sox position players, I'm now moving on to the pitching staff. The pitching was the main reason that the Sox stayed relatively competitive for most of the year...

    Joe Slowik Written by Joe Slowik about 2 months ago 182 reads 1 comments

  7. A Crosstown Trade That Could Help Both Sides of Chicago?

    There are a lot of changes happening on the baseball teams in Chicago already, and this winter might bring more. But could there be a way the Cubs and White Sox could get together on a deal to ...

    TAB BAMFORD Written by TAB BAMFORD about 3 months ago 323 reads 7 comments

  8. Learning a Lesson From Bobby Jenks

    Bobby Jenks burst on the scene during the magical 2005 season for the White Sox. The 6' 3" 275 pound fireballer wasn't heralded in the minor league. His arrival wasn't meant with a thunderous standing ovation like what Gordon Beckham received this season.

    Cregen McMinn Written by Cregen McMinn about 3 months ago 99 reads 4 comments

  9. Analyzing A Bullpen: White Sox Aim For Perfect Game So Pen Can't Pitch

    After Mark Buehrle's perfect game, which put the White Sox in a first-place tie with the Detroit Tigers, they have lost three straight games against those same Tigers to fall three games back in the American League Central...

    Christopher Murphy Written by Christopher Murphy about 4 months ago 214 reads 3 comments

  10. Guillen: Jenks Will Stay Our Closer

    As all Chicago White Sox fans know (even though I'm a Cubs fan) closer Bobby Jenks has been having a little trouble closing out the games for the White Sox. Jenks has 22 saves but a very high 4...

    Frank Gasper Written by Frank Gasper about 4 months ago 21 reads 0 comments

  11. Chicago White Sox Have to Burn Some Fat: Time to Trade Bobby Jenks

    Before last season, I felt the White Sox should have kept their eyes open for deals to trade closer Bobby Jenks seeing as GMs love overpaying for closers for some reason...

    Christopher Murphy Written by Christopher Murphy about 4 months ago 192 reads 9 comments

  12. Closer Report: American League

    Last week we checked out the National League closers (click here to view), so this week we turn to the American League (all stats given are through Monday): Baltimore Orioles - George Sherrill ...

    Eric Stashin Written by Eric Stashin about 5 months ago 185 reads 1 comments

  13. Kansas City Blues: Royals Drop Third Straight in 5-3 Loss to Chicago

    Gil Meche delivered one of his best outings of the season on Saturday night by yielding only two runs and striking out seven Chicago hitters while going seven strong innings in the outing...

    Bill Robbins Written by Bill Robbins about 6 months ago 7 reads 0 comments

  14. White Sox Work the Small Ball and Squeeze by the Royals, 5-3

    I can't remember the last time I saw the White Sox get two bunt singles in an inning. That said, there were plenty of things to see on Saturday night...

    Josh  Warren Written by Josh Warren about 6 months ago 58 reads 0 comments

  15. Pirates-White Sox: Wilson Homers In The Clutch; Pirates Rack Up 16 Hits

    CHICAGO, May 24—The Pirate bats woke out of the slumber as they were able to put together a 16-hit performance but still only got four runs as they stranded 10 runners on base...

    Brian Wolff Written by Brian Wolff about 6 months ago 10 reads 1 comments

  16. White Flag For White Sox

    Well, the White Sox are only a handful of games back, but this season is over as far as I am concerned. This team is lifeless, and it is so unfortunate. 2005 looks like a distant memory right now...

    Pat E Written by Pat E about 6 months ago 56 reads 0 comments

  17. Bobby Jenks Was Right To Send a Message, Wrong To Make His Intent Public

    Now that the Manny shock-waves have settled down, the latest buzz around Major League Baseball surrounds the closer for the White Sox...

    Bo Reed Written by Bo Reed about 6 months ago 322 reads 8 comments

  18. Purpose Pitch: Bobby Jenks Sends a Message

    I am not a huge fan of the White Sox in general, but considering the fact that only a few days ago I said that the Mets should throw at Shane Victorino, I feel like I should share this video, ...

    Sixty Feet, Six Inches  Written by Sixty Feet, Six Inches about 6 months ago 131 reads 0 comments

  19. White Sox Bullpen, Actually Pretty Solid, So Far.

    Surprise, surprise! It's still early in the 2009 season, but an area that is usually a season killer for the Chicago White Sox(2006,2007 & 2008), has be very solid, when called upon this year...

    King  of Kings Written by King of Kings about 6 months ago 25 reads 0 comments

  20. White Sox Offense Clicks in 12-2 Blowout of Rays

    When it rains, it pours, and when the White Sox offense is on fire, it's an inferno. In all fairness to the White Sox pitching staff, Gavin Floyd did his best not to be outdone by the great starts ...

    Josh  Warren Written by Josh Warren about 7 months ago 49 reads 0 comments

  21. White Sox-Rays: Bobby Jenks Escapes a Nail-Biter to Outlast Tampa Bay

    Many people believe that the White Sox offense works on a feast-or-famine basis. What do you call it when the offense gets 14 hits, and can only manage to bring around three runs? For pitcher John Danks, it was almost a travesty...

    Josh  Warren Written by Josh Warren about 7 months ago 55 reads 2 comments

 


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