...like a blast from the past.  Runner on third, nobody out, and we get grounder up the third base line (which Boggs didn't even run out properly), grounder to the pitcher, and pop-up.  For those first two batters the infield was playing *in*...there is no excuse for that.  Especially when you've got Mendoza on the mound.  It is imperative that a young pitcher like that has confidence in his line-up, or else he'll try to paint the corners and finesse the ball, afraid that any additional scoring by the White Sox will go uncontested.