Greetings to you, our friends in South Florida. On behalf of all of us at White Sox Interactive, I would like to wish you and the Marlins the best of luck in 2004. Unfortunately, I personally will not be in South Florida when the White Sox come to visit you. However, I am sure many of us will be there not only to see the White Sox but to thank you very much for the great service you did for us last October.

 

Good luck!

thanks,

 

enjoy Oz :thumbup

Same to you guys. Nothing would make me happier tha to see the Sox be the #1 team in ChiTown. Have a great season !

Good luck to you guys also.

Congrats on the Championship guys!

Thanks again for beating the sCrUBBIES!

 

I really don't think the Marlins have received the full credit they deserve for winning it all. It seems like everybody considers last season a fluke & (in Chicago at least) the Marlins' championship has been totally overshadowed by one stupid fan grabbing a foulball. Best of luck to you all again this year!

 

Go White Sox!

Go Marlins! (except for the 3 games against us)

Congrats on last season, go get 'em this year. Nobody is picking the Marlins to do much, but I'm rooting for the Fish. Maybe another Chicago-Florida matchup this time with the Sox? Maybe im getting ahead of myself a little bit.

 

Good luck.

Thanks for the support guys. Good luck, you guys definitely have a shot at winning the AL Central.

Best of luck friends, we ain't forgot about ya. Fight on Fish. :thumbup

Florida Marlins, my second favorite baseball team! Good luck on the season guys! Again thank you for October last year, living in Cubdom can get quite frustrating at times, thanks for making our worst nightmare one of the greatest baseball moments Ive ever seen (which includes beating the Yankmees). GOOD LUCK!

It's great to have your support, good luck in the AL!

tnx guys...

 

At least we know there's some classy fans in chicago....god I learned to dislike Chicago fans last season.

wow, lots of sox fans here

GO Big Hurt.....Thomas, the Best Player in the History of Baseball....well, in my head he is...

GO Big Hurt.....Thomas, the Best Player in the History of Baseball....well, in my head he is...

 

gotta love your fanaticism Big O

Good tidings from a lifelong Sox fan who considers Josh Beckett his favorite player after last season's incredible achievements. I was at game 5 of the NLCS and have to say that was one of the most dominant performances in postseason that I have ever witnessed--and Game 6 against the Yanks wasn't too shabby either! :notworthy

 

Having spent several years in Miami, and with many relatives in the area, I consider the Marlins second in my heart to my beloved White Sox. Congrats on your second title and good luck this year.

good luck to our sox buddies out there.

 

 

and thanks for the well wishes.

Dear Sox Fans-

 

Thank you all for your support! Whenever any of you are coming down to Miami, let me know and we'll have a drink! My treat for appreciation!

GO FISH! GO SOX!

Any team that knocks out the Flubbies and Yankees in one postseason is OK with me. Good Luck in 2004 guys.

Yea I don't understand why the call the Cubs the lovable loosers... they just look like plain old loosers to me, nothing lovable about them.

I saw pictures of your team's championship ring, and WOW!!!!! IT IS HUGE!!!!!! Congratulations again on winning last year. Best of luck to the Fish in 2004. Let's see the idiot who bought and blew up the "Bartman Ball" try to blow that ring up!!!!! Let some idiot Cub fan try to take the championship banner to "remove any sign of last year's demise." You deserve it.

 

BTW...to answer djm's question, the Cubs are called the "Lovable Losers" because back in the 80's when they couldn't win to save their lives, the team's PR department came up with a way to make going to a Cubs game more fun regardless of the outcome of games. Someone came up with the nickname "Lovable Losers" to make it seem like there's nothing wrong with cheering for a team that can't win. Add that moniker to the national exposure the Cubs get, and you'll have a group of people who want to see the Cubs for the sure novelty of it, and not because they want to see the Cubs improve.

Ozzie Guillen is the man so good luck. Frank Thomas is one of my fav players also.