Kyyle23

Does anyone know the White Sox record for being shut out in a season? I believe 33 (being the worst of all time)is the cardinals record

I believe

It’s time to keep track. 8 of them through 24 games, 33 is the record. Never thought this would be something to track but here we are

lol watch them build a stadium that’s still in the lower half in the league in terms of size

Yea that’s the thing for me with him, this is an easy “Wilson just didn’t have it, I thought I could get through with Kopech and Wilson and it just didn’t happen” and instead he makes up some bullshit about the part of the order Wilson had to face. Newsflash, it was the back half of the order, 5-6-7. Shouldn’t be the scary part all he had to do was acknowledge that his guys didn’t get job done and move on

If Wilson got the top of the order, we win the game no doubt. But instead he came in the middle of the order, and everyone knows there isn’t anything you can do about that but lose

It’s just so, so dumb to stay at the same spot essentially, solving none of the traffic snarl issues, as well as not own the property instead co-opting with the city again. I can’t wait until we get a half assed dome that is an eyesore

The beatings will continue until morale improves

Time to start the shutout counter thread

Ribbie and Roobarb

Just seems to be a super intense guy that rubs a lot of people the wrong way. It’s the same guy that slapped Joc Pederson in the face (lmao) because of a fantasy football league game

I’m not really sure the plan to trade him after he starts hitting is gonna work. Nobody wanted Pham because he is a toxic clubhouse presence. Here we are in late April and the only team that came calling has 3 wins and the only reason they called was because Moncada Eloy and Robert got hurt immediately. Who is to say Pham shows up and this team is so bad that he just mails it in and collects a few checks and goes away, or we get to the trade deadline and nobody is interested just like Clevinger.

GIDPaulie

I bet your lineups make sense