Stinky Stanky

More than a germ of truth in there. The 2020 group may have been a bit better at advancing runners when needed.

It would require divine intervention based on what I just saw.

He's not getting that contract if any team, us included, looks at those fastball speed numbers. He can say what he wants. Didn't he say that he wants to come back here not that long ago? Knowing that Boras wouldn't have wanted him to say it? He'll get short years, hopefully not here.

Talent? In our minor league system? I'm not used to it yet, but I can learn.

I love his glove. Eclipses Nicky by far. His bat has to improve just a little to give them enough reason to sign him. Betcha they do.

Questioning a theory for lack of direct evidence indicates tinfoil? Turn the mirror around, pal of mine

There's been an "explosion" all season, including the time at the start of the season, where the longer season problem wouldn't have yet had an effect.

Time to question the validity of this excuse which seems to have become The New Truth. Until I see more evidence, coincidence remains a strong possibility.

It's not affecting him in the field. But he needs to sit some more. He's lost at bat.

You nailed it on both points.

He's reading stats off a paper the producer handed him. But he is an OK broadcaster. Stacey's a delight. He was handed a paper too. They had to sit through this game. We didn't, Lord bless us. G'night guys.

Zell's formula is to buy properties in decline and pump them up to flip or bleed the assets off and dump them. They call him "Grave Dancer." Did he foresee the decline of print media in general? Maybe not, but bet your life that he made money off it. Hey, somebody lower on the scale than him was willing to buy the paper.

Those long and repetitive stories about why the Cubs are bad are must reading for the devoted sports fan, just like detailed descriptions of Bears training camp minutiae by three, count 'em, writers keep your eyes riveted to the page. 😫

I had to check the name, but Scot Gregor has been on the Sox beat for the Herald for over 20 years and he knows what he is doing as a writer. This while the Tribune couldn't afford a regular Sox beat writer.

Joe Cowley? Sun-Times.