TaylorStSox

The Super Bowl era started 57 years ago. The Bears are a historically bad franchise. If you want to count the era where the Bears were beating up on the Dayton Triangles, Rochester Jeffersons and Rock Island Independents, go for it. I doubt anyone else is going to find it relevant.

Fields made the OL look a lot worse than they actually are. Williams will break Bears records.

They went to the World Series once, when there were only 16 teams in the league. I'm not trying to s%*# on the Sox, only the idea that Chicago is somehow above this. This city is home to the Bears, Cubs and Sox. All 3 franchisers are loser franchisers and known as loser franchises.

Skip work, get day drunk and go laugh at the "lovable losers."

They never won a thing during that stretch and the franchise has always been known as a loser franchise. Chicago White Sox - "at least we aren't the Clippers" The Cubs success has nothing to do with winning and everything to do with Lakeview becoming the premier neighborhood for postgrad Midwestern transplants.

When I grew up, the Sox sucked. When my dad grew up, the Sox sucked. When his dad grew up. Fhe Sox sucked. We've always been one of the worst, if not the worst, organizations in sports.

Guys, I don't think we're very good.

At this point, you just kind of have to fire somebody, right? Manager, hitting coach, bat boy...

Juan Gonzalez

This was always weird and creepy as f*** to me. Why do you care who he's having sex with?

He's also 57 years old.

Burger, Anderson and Garcia have combined for a -.3 WAR this year. The faster we can distance ourselves from that era, the better.

I think it'll be more telling if he can continue to miss bats against more advanced hitters. He's going to live and die based on his k rate imo.

I have. Beckham was a bad player that remained a fan favorite and was given way too long of a leash. I'm not saying the Sox should have kept Beckham. I'm saying the narrative you invented about Semien was wrong.

He was blocked at 3rd by Beckham and Matt Davidson. The issue wasn't failing to identify Semien. The issue was trading him.