2001 WHITE SOX SCORES & WRITE-UPS
POST SEASON
Boston White Sox scores and stories are written-up after each game and found here.
8/28 - White Sox 3, Braves 0 (Yankees win series 2-0)
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On Tues night, the Yankees swept the White Sox 2 games to none to to bring the White Sox season to an end. For the Yankees, Jon Mugar pitched 6 strong innings picking up his 1st playoff win allowing 2 runs on 5 hits. Mugar also shined at the plate knocking in 2 runs on 2 hits including a gap double in the 6th. Ken Kilduff pitched the 7th to close it out allowing 1 run (0 ER). Offensively, the Yanks jumped out to an early lead by scoring 6 runs in the 1st inning. 8 of 10 Yanks starters had hits. In addition to Mugar, Nick Stenzel and Greg Crossman both had multi-hit games.
For the White Sox, while the score wouldn't reflect it, Rob Gnoinski was the tough luck loser, throwing a great complete game, as all 10 Yankees runs were unearned. Offensively, Dave Timmons had a big day going 2 for 3 with a triple and a run scored. Aarron Hutchins also had a big day going 2 for 3 with 1 runs scored and an RBI.
8/26 - Yankees 14, White Sox 0 (Yankees lead series 1-0)
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The White Sox bats continued to struggle, collecting only 3 hits for the second straight game (Al Wiesner with 2, Dave Timmons with 1). The Yankees bats erupted, scoring 4 runs in the 1st inning and 10 more runs on 10 hits in the 3rd inning. Coupled with Yankees' ace, Bryan Gauvin, striking out 8 Sox batters in 5 innings was enough for the Yanks to win Game 1. On a high note, Sam Voolich set an MABL record by striking out all 4 Yankees batters he faced in the 4th inning.
8/25 - White Sox 3, Braves 0 - Sox advance to Atlantic Conference Semi-Finals
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 Scott Bevis tosses 3-hit shutout. |
The White Sox won the Atlantic wildcard game in a true pitchers dual. Scott Bevis picked up the win, allowing only 3 hits in a complete game performance. Chris O'Sullivan pitched nearly as well for the Braves, allowing only 5 hits and no earned runs in a complete game tough loss. The White Sox played classic small ball: Mike Gennaro scored the first run in the 3rd inning when he walked, stole second and reached when Jon Mead put the ball into play reaching on error. Dave Timmons then hit Mead in with an RBI single. In the 4th inning, Brett Rudy singled and advanced to third on a Gennaro single, Rudy then scored on an erant pick-off play to first. The White Sox now advance to the Atlantic Conference Semi-Finals to face last year's champion Yankees. |
REGULAR SEASON
8/18 - White Sox split doubleheader with Pirates (record 14-11)
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Game 1: Rob Gnoinski pitched 7.1 innings in one of the finest pitched
games in the MABL this season, allowing only one earned run a sun-enduced infield
popup that later scored. Down 1-0 in the 5th inning, the Sox tied the game when Kevin
Gazda singled, Mike Gennero pinch ran, stole second and then scored on
a Josh Gordon single. In the top of the 8th inning, the White Sox scored 3
runs, highlighted by a single by Jon Mead that proved to be the winning run
when knocked in by Sam Voolich. Al Wiesner pitched the final 2/3 inning
for his MABL leading 6th save. For the Pirates, Mike McCarthy threw all 8
innings, allowing only 4 hits leading into the 8th inning.
Game 2: The Pirates struck for 3 runs in the first inning and didn't look back.
Even though the White Sox scored in 5 innings compared to the Pirates only scoring
in 3 innings, the White Sox 8 hits were scattered while the Pirates 8 hits came in
bunches. Offensively, the White Sox collected 4 extra-base hits, including triples
by Jon Mead and Al Wiesner, and doubled by Dave Timmons and Mike Gennaro.
The White Sox secured their best record in franchise history (14-11) and will face
the Red Sox in the single-elimation wildcard game this coming weekend.
8/10 - Cubs 7, White Sox 6 (record 13-10)
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In a divisional battle, behind the pitching of Cy Young candidate Keith Umlauf, the Cubs jumped out to a 3-0 lead with help from a 2-run homer by Brian Simone (2 hits). After a White Sox run, two more Cub runs were tacked on both the 5th and 6th innings with help by Chad Besegai and Michael Pietrasiewicz (2 hits apiece) to give the Cubs a 6-1 lead. But the White Sox battled back and knocked Umlauf out of the game with 3 runs off a walk and three consecutive singles. With Mark Andelina pitching in the 7th inning for the Cubs, the White Sox led off with a single by Jon Mead and a double by Al Wiesner (both who later scored). Later that inning, with 2-outs and runners reaching via a single and a HBP, the tying and winning runners were starnded on base as the Cubs held on to win in dramatic fashion.
8/5 - White Sox 4, Diamondbacks 0 (record 13-9)
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Scott Bevis throws 2-hitter
and is tied for MABL lead in wins.
Scott Bevis threw the 8th shutout of the MABL season with a 2-hit, no walk, complete game victory. Bevis (7-4) now shares the MABL lead for wins and lowered his ERA to 3.05. Offensively, the Sox capped a 3-run 1st inning with 4 hits, including a double by Aarron Hutchins who had 2 hits on the day. Josh Gordon and Jon Mead also collected 2 hits in the game.
Additionally, stallar defense was played all around: diving plays at 3rd (Al Wiesner), perfect D at short (Cesar Urena) and two flat out dives and leaps in centerfield by Hutchins.
For the Diamondbacks, the lone hits came from Mike
Connolly (double) and Jesse Abair.
The White Sox remain 12-1 when they score 5 or more runs.
7/26 - Cubs 9, White Sox 4 (record 12-9)
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With 3 hits, Brett Rudy is batting .348,
2nd on the Sox.
The Cubs jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead in the bottom
of the first and kept the lead the whole way. Four Sox pitchers got work and threw
well, as 7 of 9 Cubs runs were unearned. Nirav Patel (3-1) took the hard loss.
Offense was lead by Brett Rudy who collected 3 hits and scored twice. Jon
Mead also tacked on a pair of hits and is 10 for his last 16 at a .625 clip during
this 6-game stretch.
The White Sox remain 12-1 when they score 5 or more runs.
7/24 - White Sox 18, Tigers 10 (record 12-8)
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With 3 walks, Al Wiesner leads
the MABL with 16.
Scott Bevis (6-4) picked up his 6th win. In
a slugfest, Dave Timmons picked up 3 hits, and Josh Gordon, Jon
Mead and Mike Gennaro all picked up 2 hits for the Sox. Sam Voolich
homered, a blast. Al Wiesner tripled and drew 3 walks, including his league-leading
16th. For the Tigers, Jason Forester had 3 hits (including a homer) and Jay
Joyce also had 3 hits.
The White Sox are 12-1 when they score 5 or more runs.
7/21 - White Sox split doubleheader with Braves (record 11-8)
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Nirav Patel and Kevin Gazda share
iMassRadio Player of the Game honors.
Game 1: Nirav Patel pitched 6 innings allowing only 5 hits to improve
to 3-0. Kevin Gazda was big at the plate recording a double and a triple. Patel and
Gazda shared the iMassRadio Player of the Game honors. Al Wiesner also went
2-3. For the Braves, Chris O'Sullivan had his curveball working on the hill,
striking out 9 and allowing 7 scattered hits.
Game 2: Kevin Szoke shut down the White Sox allowing only 5 hits -- 3
in the first 6 innings -- to improve to 3-2. Offensively, Mike Bertolami had
a huge game, going 3 for 3 with a homerun. Mark Doucette also collected 3
hits including a double. White Sox hits came from Jon Mead (2) Murray Reed
(triple), Josh Gordon and Sal Quinonez.
The White Sox are 11-1 when they score 5 or more runs.
7/14 - White Sox sweep Red Sox, 5-4 and 8-6 (record 10-7)
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Brett Rudy and Dave Timmons
each collect 5 hits.
Game 1: Scott Bevis (5-4) notched the win tossing 6 innings of 4-hit
ball. Al Wiesner recorded his League Leading 5th save. The White Sox took
a 5-0 lead into the 7th inning before the Red Sox battled back for 4 to make the
game exciting until the end. Brett Rudy had 2 hits and Murray Reed
had 2 sac flys (3 total on the day)
Game 2: Rob Gnoinski (2-0) went 5 innings strong to help secure the sweep.
Offensively, Dave Timmons(4 hits) and Brett Rudy (3 hits) came up big.
Sal Quinonez also picked up his first base-hit of the season. For the second
straight game, the Red Sox battled back for 4 runs in the final inning.
The White Sox are 10-1 when they score 5 or more runs.
7/08 - White Sox 7, Tigers 5
(record 8-7)
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The White Sox won their eighth game, improving to 8-7 behind the strong pitching of Scott Bevis. Bevis (4-4) tossed 5 innings allowing only 4 hits and now holds half off all Sox victories. Sam Voolich held the game for 1.1 innings and Al Wiesner picked up his league leading 4th save throwing 0.2 innings.
Offensively, strong performances were displayed by Sam Voolich (2 for 3 with a double, 2 RBI and 2 runs scored) and Zeph Varley (2 for 2 with a double and 2 RBI).
Of note, Josh Gordon ended his hitting streak at 9 games.
7/03 - Cardinals 15, White Sox
3 (record 7-7)
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Short and to the point: The Cardinals scored in every inning to defeat the White Sox. The Sox are now back at .500 -- 7 and 7. There were only two highlights worth mention:
6/27 - White Sox 8, Giants 3
(record 7-6)
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The White Sox defeated the Giants with likely the most unique final out in Sox team history -- an appeal play to thirdbase after a Giant runner missed the bag prior to coming home. Kudos to Edwin Urena, younger brother to Cesar, who picked up on the missed base and pointed it out to team management.
Tip your cap to masterful pitching by Sam Voolich, who in his first start on the hill, pitched 4 strong innings allowing 4 hits to pick up the win. Scott Bevis then pitched the final 3 innings of shutout relief to earn the save.
Offensively, Murray Reed led the attack with a 2-run homer, alongside Josh Gordon who launched a 3-run base-clearing triple. Defensively, the Sox were flawless, committing no errors, and led by a double-play spun by Cesar Urena.
The White Sox are above .500 for the first time since June 3rd.
6/24 - White Sox 10, Mets 9
(record 6-6)
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The White Sox overcame a 0-7 deficit to defeat the Mets. With the score 9-9 in the top of the 7th inning, Mike Gennaro doubled home Jon Mead to take a 10-9 lead. Al Wiesner pitched the bottom of the 7th inning for the save, stranding the tying and winning Mets runners in scoring position.
Seven different White Sox batters slugged extra base hits, but none more impressive than the 2-RBI blast triples by both Zeph Varley and Cesar Urena. Aarron Hutchins led the offensive arsonal with 3 hits. Josh Gordon and Brett Rudy each tacked on 2 hits.
Nirav Patel started for the Sox and struggled early without much defensive support. Rob Gnoinski came in to relieve and pitched 3 innings allowing no earned runs. Scott Bevis then tossed 2/3 inning in middle-relief to notch the win before Wiesner entered to close the door.
6/16 - Astros 4, White Sox 2
(record 5-6)
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The White Sox lost a tough game to the Astros, as starter Scott Bevis brought a no-hitter into the 5th inning. For the most-part, it was a clean-played game by sides, but the Sox were outdualed by Astros' Sean Kennedy.
Josh Gordon, Al Wiesner, Dave Timmons, Sam Voolich and Murray Reed each reached safely for the Sox. Josh Gordon, carrying a 6-game hit-streak, scored both of the Sox' runs.
6/15 - White Sox 5, Rockies
2 (record 5-5)
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 Nirav Patel, Rob Gnoinski and Al Wiesner 3-hit the Rockies. |
Three White Sox pitchers, Nirav Patel, Rob Gnoinski and Al Wiesner combined for a 3-hitter against the first-place Rockies. Patel (2-0) picked up the win allowing singles to Bart Lawyer and Les Dakin and a homerun to Gary Moran. The Sox smacked 4 doubles from Josh Gordon, Al Wiesner, Dave Timmons and Zeph Varley. Plus Sam Voolich and Varley each had multiple hits to help secure the win offensively. |
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The Yankees with help from ace Bryan Gauvin shut down the White Sox to only 4 hits with 14 strikeouts. Dave Timmons (2), Murray Reed and Josh Gordon picked up the only hits for the Sox. Overall, only 3 Yankees runs were earned (1 to starter Scott Bevis, and 2 to reliever Josh Gordon), but even that would have been enough to put away the Sox.
The Sox highlight, however, was in the 4th inning when Frank Kowalski of the Yankees hit a bomb to right-center. It looked to be a sure homerun, but Zeph Varley threw a cannon back to Jon Mead at 2nd base who perfectly releayed to Dave Timmons at the dish who applied the tag for a bang-bang out at the plate.
Ther Sox look to battle the rival Rockies and former Sox, Bart Lawyer, this Friday at Jefferson Field.
6/07 - Yankees 18, White Sox
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The White Sox win as a team, and they lose as a team. In losing to the Yanks, the Sox returned to .500 at 4-4 for the year. High points for the game:
6/03 - White Sox 14, Royals
5 - Game 2 (record 4-3)
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The Sox swept their doubleheader to gain a 4-3 record. Nirav Patel (1-0) threw a masterful complete game for the win allowing only 6 scattered hits. Aarron Hutchins picked up 3 hits (5 on the day) and Kevin Gazda and Al Wiesner each picked up 2 hits. Cesar Urena scored 3 more runs (6 for the day) and 4 more bases (7 for the day), including home on a double-steal. |
6/03 - White Sox 12, Royals
9 - Game 1 (record 3-3)
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 Cesar Urena interviewed after named iMassRadio "Player of the Game." |
On iMassRadio, Sox 18-year-old rookie Cesar Urena was selected the "Player of the Game." In a perfect day, Cesar was HBP, singled and walked. But most impressively, he stole 3 bases, scoring each time, including from 2nd-base on a sac-fly to left, and from 2nd-base on a sac bunt to thirdbase. Scott Bevis recorded the Win for Sox (2-2), Peter Milano grabbed the Hold (2.21 ERA) and Al Wiesner picked up the Save (1). |
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The White Sox battled the Pirates in historic Cooperstown, New York at Doubleday Field. The Sox got jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the first inning after hits from Aarron Hutchins and Al Wiesner. But in the bottom of the inning, the Pirates scored 4 runs and never looked back. The following players can all say they got base hits at the Hall of Fame field:
Additionally, a strong performance was turned by Cesar Urena who pitched 1.2 innings without allowing any hits or runs. See the 2001 Cooperstown Photo Album. |
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Scott Bevis takes no-hitter into 6th. |
Scott Bevis grabbed a win as he took a no-hitter into the sixth inning that was broken up by a triple by Cubs, Steve Guarrera. The White Sox scored four runs in the first inning capped by a bases-loaded single by Al Wiesner that resulted in a little-league grandslam due to two fielding errors. The Sox added an insurance run on a first-third double-steal by Dave Timmons and Jon Mead that scored Mead. Peter Milano picked up the save. |
5/6 - Red Sox 13, White Sox
5 (record 1-2)
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The White Sox and the Red Sox were in the middle of a great pitcher's dual. Scott Bevis brought the squad into the fifth inning of a 0-0 ballgame before all hell broke loose. The Red Sox scored 5 unearned runs in the top of the fifth inning, but the White Sox tied the game back up in the bottom of the inning, led by 2-RBI singles by Aarron Hutchins and Dave Timmons.
In the sixth inning, the White Sox beat themselves by committing 4 errors and allowing 6 Red Sox runs. With two more runs tacked on in the seventh, the Red Sox put the game out of reach.
5/5 - White Sox 9, Indians
4 (record 1-1)
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The White Sox evened their record to 1-1 with a win over the Indians at East Boston Stadium Rob Gnoinski picked up his first MABL win tossing 4 innings of 3-hit baseball. Peter Milano and Nirv Patel each pitched 1+ innings to help seal the victory.
Offense was also alive, as many players made solid contributions at the plate:
4/29 - Dodgers 15, White Sox
3 (record 0-1)
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The White Sox lost their Opening Day game to the Dodgers 15-3. Scott Bevis started the game and got no defensive support whatsoever as the Sox recorded 7 errors in an ugly 9-run second inning. Aside from that inning, both teams played almost evenly. Participation of mention include:
4/24 - Scrimmage - This past Saturday, the White Sox scrimmaged the Mets. While the Sox lost in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the ninth inning, 8-7, all pre-season training objectives were accomplished. Each position player got at least 2 plate appearances and each pitcher threw at least 1 inning.
View past season stories at the White Sox Archives.
1/14 - White Sox player Josh Gordon and former White Sox player Bart Lawyer are at it again. They are currently in Florida with the Boston United competing in the Walt Disney Classic baseball tournament at Walt Disney World and Baseball City Florida. Unfortunately, the United is 0-2 having lost to GreenBriar and Miami. Their final game is underway against Broward County right now.
 Josh Gordon, representing the Sox on the Boston United at the Disney Classic Tourney |
 Gordon and a few teammates enjoying a little pleasure while in Florida |
10/29/00 - The MABL Awards Banquet was a success today. Held at the McKeon Post, almost 20% of the MABL was present. Team and individual awards were presented. Additionally, video from the MABL World Series was watched. Brett Rudy, Murray Reed, Dave Timmons, Josh Gordon, Bart Lawyer and Darron Henn were present from the White Sox.
 Brett and Murray enjoy a smoke |
 Darron, Josh and Dave enjoy the festivities |
10/24/00 - The Boston United went 5-0 at the MABL World Series in Arizona last week, winning their division. In the Final Four, they lost to Oklahoma 11-6. Sox players on the roster included: Josh Gordon, Darron Henn, Bart Lawyer, Murray Reed and Brett Rudy. See pictures, results and stats from MABL World Series.
9/23/00 - The White Sox Third-Annual End-of-Year Team Banquet was held today. As was tradition, the eleven Sox present competed in an intense game of wiffleball. The team led by Jon Mead, Kevin Gazda, Scott Bevis Bart Lawyer, Mike Gennaro and Kiant Hammond prevailed in 7 innings by a score of 9-8.
 Scott Bevis wiffs at the wiffleball |
 Josh Gordon hucks the wiffle-smoke |
Additionally, Dave Timmons unveiled his Kangaroo Kourt expenditures: framed and personalized team and individual photos for each ballplayer.
2001 PAST NOTES
10/15 - Five 2001 White Sox, plus two new 2002 White Sox went
to Phoenix, Arizona to compete in the MABL World Series on the Boston Dirt Dogs.
See
Tourney Standings and Stats.
The Sox on the squad were Eddie Barber, Scott
Bevis, Jeff Burns, Josh Gordon, Brett Rudy, Dave Timmons and Al Wiesner.
9/17 - On Sunday, September 30th from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
the 2001 MABL Year-End Banquet was held at the McCann Post in Dorchester.
Trophies for league champions, award winners,
and regarding iMassRadio will be awarded. Congratulations to the following White
Sox, who while they did not win awards, received league recognition:
8/01 - Congratulations to Sox' Al Wiesner and Josh Gordon who were selected to the MABL All-Star team to represent the Sox.
2001 ALL-STARS
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3/14 - Big News! Former Sox slugger and hurler Jim Lombardo,
and one of the Team's most loyal fans, Jessica, have decided to tie the knot. The
Big Day is August 11, 2001. Jim will miss the 2001 due to military service, but sends
his best and can be contacted here.
2/4 - If you have Quicktime
and computer speakers, checkout the latest Motivational Movie
(146k), or checkout the White
Sox Movie (491k).
9/20/00 - Congratulations to Sox outfield/pitcher, Jon Brolin who was married September 3rd in NY. Additional congratulations to former Sox thirdbaseman, Adam O'Hara and his beautiful bride Maria who were married September 16th in Essex, CT. They are now in Switzerland on their honeymoon.
View past season stories at the White Sox Archives.
