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https://www.yahoo.com/sports/column-taxpayers-tire-handouts-billionaires-100018660.html

Also, Wintrust Arena downtown has a current seating capacity of 10,387 fans...so not sure if it will actually be possible for the SKY to outdraw the White Sox for a home game THIS season since the Sox still haven't announced an official attendance under 10,000 (even for that Royals' combined DH when the weather was terrible). That might have to wait for the 2025 schedule. Memorial Day Weekend (Friday, May 24th through Monday, May 27th) SAT. Connecticut Sun vs. SKY ... Baltimore Orioles at White Sox TUES. Seattle Storm vs. SKY ... Toronto Blue Jays at White Sox

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Pham Grossman Chavez Shaw, etc. Somehow, almost inexplicably, we're in the middle of the pack for the mean age of the active MLB roster. No shot at Johnny Cueto again, though.

Are you SURE that it wasn't related to chewing tobacco/dip???

https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=zobris001ben Forgot he basically started his MLB career...at 27/28.

Not sure most AI's would take such a strident tone in lecturing the WNBA or making fun of the White Sox/MLB? https://www.usatoday.com/staff/2646753001/nancy-armour/ Story originally appearing in the USA Today. The weekly power rankings articles always have human contributors...writers who cover each of the teams. https://www.usatoday.com/staff/2647716001/gabe-lacques/ MLB reporter for USA TODAY Sports. Always seeking good storylines, compelling content and legit Mexican food.

The WNBA, and NWSL, deserve to be considered as major professional leagues in this country. For that to happen, however, every one of their franchises has to be pulling its weight or, better yet, punching above it. Major League Baseball is established enough it can tolerate the Chicago White Sox being a laughingstock without them dragging everyone else down. The WNBA isn’t there yet. Not yet, anyway. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/angel-reese-kamilla-cardoso-chicago-231504815.html https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb-power-rankings-futile-chicago-093049021.html The greater appeal of power rankings resides at the top, eager readers wondering if their favorite club’s little hot streak dented the unforgiving hierarchy. This week, let’s pay tribute to the very bottom of the list – and the team that might never get out of the No. 30 slot. The Chicago White Sox are not just the worst team in baseball – a stunning designation given the Oakland A’s existence – they are essentially egging on the rest of the league to lap them. ..... That’s more than enough to sign a six-month lease in the cellar of USA TODAY Sports’ power rankings. Perhaps not so great, though, if they truly hope to hoodwink Chicago into a new stadium. A look at this week’s rankings:

Marlins 6-20 Rockies 6-19 Closest "pursuers" for infamy/ignominious regard Pretty soon every single AL Central team will be over .500 if the Twins can just make it back after beginning the week 6 games below that mark.

Adjust your fantasy teams right now to pick up all the Rays you can. Will start Arozarena and already benched Fairbanks for Adam.

UIC Night In addition to specially priced tickets, the first 1,500 fans to purchase at whitesox.com/uic will receive a co-branded sweatshirt. SOLD OUT!, 1,500 will have to show up in person to claim their sweatshirts.

Fedde and Wilson ... not even sure moving Crochet and Kopech would be worth it. Depends on offers. They're (other teams) going to want to watch Fedde at least another 4-6 weeks IMO before making a commitment.

And that was the end of Bush Sr.

Last night's loss extinguished any remaining fight left in this team. Even the Sox minor leaguers are taking some pride in winning...at least there's that.

Not even a cursory attempt to take a pitch or two? They realize they can't catch a flight out of town just yet???