DCab's first White Sox ST outing

[byrdz]

1 IP / 4R / 3H / 3BB

28 pitches, 12 for strikes

[Frobby]

How sad. He's toast.

[scOtt]

How sad. He's toast.

It is sad. He had such potential but NEVER had a clue.

[Capn Vivi]

Haha, I know it's just 1 inning but the Sox can probably go ahead and cut him now and send him to minor league camp. Whatever he's doing isn't working and hasn't been working for several years now.

[beaner]

Sorry to see this. I was hoping he'd find some success somewhere..

[RevOlution]

I really do wish him well, but man, I'm so glad he's no longer struggling with the O's.

It was just plain painful to watch him throw....notice how I didn't say pitch.

[connja]

he may never throw another regular season pitch in the majors.

[Arthur_Bryant]

I really do wish him well, but man, I'm so glad he's no longer struggling with the O's.

It was just plain painful to watch him throw....notice how I didn't say pitch.

He sure looked like a pitcher in the early part of 2008. Several excellent games in a row, including this one that I saw in Kansas City.

I happened to snag a great pair of seats at the rail, beside the dugout, excellent perspective to watch him work. It was a commanding performance. He kept pounding a Scott Erickson-quality two-seamer down in the zone, and he closed out the game by punching out Gordon and Butler with 95- and 96-MPH FBs on the fists. It was one of several good games that he pitched in late April and early May. But the wheels came off the cart in late May and he has never pitched well since.

I've wondered whether he tried to pitch through a minor injury, because for a while there, he really looked as if he had turned a corner.

[ShaneDawg85]

I couldn't have told you Cabrera was even with a major league team this spring training. That's how far he has fallen.

[weams]

How sad. He's toast.

There is a pitcher who really needed to keep taking the HGH.

[scOtt]

There is a pitcher who really needed to keep taking the HGH.

He needed some kind of HGH for the brain.

[OrangeJerseys]

I always pulled for DCaBB. Still in fact have some unfortunate hope in him. He can do it.

[hobbycars]

I always pulled for DCaBB. Still in fact have some unfortunate hope in him. He can do it.

Ditto. I have always liked DCab and don't understand the nasty comments about him. He didn't make it. oh well. At the very least, he has accomplished something more than most of us did: made it to the major leagues and got to play a game we all love.

[byrdz]

Ditto. I have always liked DCab and don't understand the nasty comments about him. He didn't make it. oh well. At the very least, he has accomplished something more than most of us did: made it to the major leagues and got to play a game we all love.

He also made a decent amount of money that should last him the rest of his life if he's smart with it.

Never understood the harsh comments about his attitude.

[Old#5fan]

He and Sid Ponson. Two guys with talent that never had anything remotely resembling a head for the game or actually being able to pitch consistently. I don't feel sorry for either of them. They were both very lucky to get all the opportunities they got mainly at the Orioles expense!