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21 minutes ago, Rusty said:
They are 100% clowning him in group chats and when he’s not around. It’s a coping mechanism for players when a season/team is going this badly.
People in any profession will secretly s%*# on bad managers who are unqualified.
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2 minutes ago, Buehrle>Wood said:
Who did AJP not want to say on air?
Merk I guess
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Most Ks for Paddack in nearly 3 years and almost at a career high.
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Not sure if this quote was mentioned elsewhere but further clarification that JR is just a stubborn, bored, old man. He really needs to go.
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Well that's not great
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Hurt on a grounder? Yikes.
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10 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:
It's going to be a long, embarrassing season.
Get ready to break out those VHS tapes and DVD's of better seasons by the end of April gang.
12 runs in six games...words fail me.
and 6 of those 12 were in one game!
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8 minutes ago, thedoctor said:
what’s the sox record for lowest attendance? i’m thinking total and average.
Looking at Baseball Reference, their lowest modern day attendance was 1970 with 495,355 and 5,897 a game. They lost 106 games that year.
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The buttons on Maldonado's jersey look to be under extreme duress.
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17 hours ago, WestEddy said:
Is there a blog or message board Reinsdorf reads where he might actually see the vitriol?
Maybe we can get an article published in Cigar Aficionado.
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3 minutes ago, Texsox said:
Everyone is negative around here right now. Be careful what we wish for about Jerry selling. The devil we know may be better than the one we don't.
Selling to a group that wants to relocate the team is something that hasn't been mentioned but probably a possibility.
The devil we know is an owner who has provided only 7 playoff appearances and one World Series appearance in 42 years of ownership. An owner who has outright threatened to move previously and appears to be teasing the same tricks again now. An owner who has never signed a superstar to a $100 million contract. An owner who is an aggressive antagonist of the players union and wants to suppress player salaries and "win" that fight, instead of winning actual championships.
The fanbase is so down right now that I don't believe any potential future owner could make people any more apathetic than they currently are. My friends and I are in our 40's and have never been this bitter and disinterested in this team. We typically plan a weekend trip out of town to visit a new ballpark where the Sox play and this was the first season we skipped that option.
At this point, I think any change would be better than the feeling of helplessness that fans have. If a new owner comes in and moves the team? At least, Sox fans can move on instead of being stuck in some sort of weird limbo with an owner who openly antagonizes them and does not try to run the team like a 21st century franchise.
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5 hours ago, caulfield12 said:
“I've been reading about I've been threatening to move to Nashville,” Reinsdorf said, according to Scott Merkin, who covers the team for mlb.com. “That article didn't come from me. But if we have six years left, we've got to decide what's the future going to be? We'll get to it, but I never threatened to move out."
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Representatives from Music City Baseball, including Dave Stewart and Hall of Fame manager Tony LaRussa, were on hand at the Winter Meetings.
The group's vision, according to its website is "to secure Major League Baseball approval of an expansion franchise in Nashville, although relocation and rebranding of an existing franchise would also be considered.
“I'm optimistic that 2024 is going to be the year that (MLB) expansion is going to be discussed and moved forward,” said John Loar, managing director of Music City Baseball. " ... I think 2024 is a big year for that conversation.
Interesting that Tony is "consulting" with the Sox and also with Music City Baseball.
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Bummer doing the Bummer thing.
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4 minutes ago, Bob Sacamano said:
Trying to figure out how a bullet from the outside hits that specific area.
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3 hours ago, fathom said:
If this was a fictional movie, you would say it’s a ploy to say the area is dangerous and the team needs to move.
Crisis actors!
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If they need to conduct interviews to figure this out they are worse off than we thought.
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4 hours ago, Texsox said:
Steve, it's even harder to manage a Hahn roster against MLB teams.
I really don't see Tony returning to the dugout especially to manage a 90 loss team. Pedro will be here for his contract, pay his dues, and be the Doug Collins of Chicago baseball.
Doug Collins actually won though
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Anyone else see this from earlier? Pretty odd wording.
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4/23 - Sox @ Twins 6:40 - Fedde vs. P. Lopez
in 2024 Season in Review
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Beni snoozing out there