OmarComing25

They need another SP for depth, but people overrate the quality of the back end of most rotations. 1-5 The Sox are currently projected as the 7th best rotation in baseball, and 2nd in the AL at half a win behind the Yankees. Looking at the rotations projected below the Sox only Cleveland's is currently one I would say is probably better with the Blue Jays, Athletics, Astros and Twins in the same range.

If Trump doesn't run again in 2024, at this point who is the favorite to win the GOP primary? Pence and Cotton are charisma black holes, Hawley is too much of a dweeb, and the Trump kids are losers who are unlikely to be able to inspire the same kind of cultish loyalty their father did, especially if the GOP tries to distance themselves from Trump over the next four years. I don't see them going back to boring old establishment candidates either though. The MyPillowGuy maybe?

It also hasn't been that tight of a zone for the Sox hitters, like that first pitch to Madrigal.

I wouldn't call hitting a ball 110 mph a sign of being a mental midget.

You're not getting Lynn without Vaughn and Clevinger is currently hurt.

I forget, who were the other SP besides Lynn and Clevinger?

Considering Lynn wasn't traded I don't think we would have gotten him without giving up Vaughn.

This game is brutal to watch, nearly three hours in and not even through 5

Hell of an at bat by Mazara

Yeah I don't get blaming Renteria here, he pulled everyone when they were clearly faltering and had nothing left.

I like having Lamb out of there.

How many have they lost in a row?

At least under the old rules the Sox would have still been in as 2nd wild card I guess?

If the standings stay as they are right now, then the Twins would get the Yankees in the playoffs yet again.

Against non-White Sox opponents the Tigers are 19-17 and the Royals are 19-19.