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Sox had all of the 10 farthest hit balls in this game (and all were hit 97+)

https://www.si.com/mlb/top-50-prospects-2026-midseason-update

From the NYM broadcast tonight

Great game!!!

Schriffen is only good at judging SlamBall dunks.

50+ is old, you old fart. I’m 46 and I can admit I’m already old. Accept it. No one is serving you a pudding on this site, geezer.

This was a fun read! 😂

Tucker and Diaz contracts would kill any other team lol Although the Dodgers are only playing .500 ball since Shohei stopped pitching to rest his knee. Must be rough for them remembering how to play with only 13 pitchers on the roster like everyone else.

I must have missed all this. @ron883 enjoys trolling but I doubt he would ever go that far to make fun of anything. If he did, I would find him and kick his ass myself.

That’s my first walk-off. 2-1 on the season. What a fun game!

Fun story...i was on a plane to Iceland and we get 15 minutes of wifi for free...i turned it on in the top of the 6th inning when they were down 4-0 and then the wifi ran out...but I knew they were gonna come back. That is why i love the '26 White Sox.

Dodgers fans tried to cheer for Kyle Tucker for a change at home instead of booing him to no avail. Still won due to Clutch Edman.

Schriffen much better judging home runs/fly outs from off the bat.

There is a history of the White Sox on the Southside that dates back over 120 years. Back in 1906 (a year after Armor Park was built at 33rd and Shields ....(you know, where Ishbia wants to move a railyard)) the White Sox defeated the Cubs in game six of the World Series at Southside Park. Schriffen appreciates that history and the tradition that the White Sox have on the Southside, and, to his credit, he has played into it. He also challenged Plesac about his favorite ballparks noting that Wrigley does not even rate with the better ballparks, and it doesn't. Place is a joke.

I think that was Steve Rogers batting in the 9th

Gonna piss off a lot on here, but at least he’s made some of these catch phrases memorable. Our previous announcer didn’t.

And .... she rides the fucking train home. Hell yeah. That's a Sox fan.

Dude's from upstate New York.

Yeah, I think it's more a younger generational thing to weep openly about a baseball team not bucking one's manhood.

It's just a classic Millenial-ish pop culture reference, no particular offense intended!

She looks stoned or drunk but very happy ! She'll be on talk radio tomorrow maybe TV too getting interviewed.

AAAA players routinely become solid major league relievers. The orgs that identify and develop those guys can then go out and sign #1 starters or impact bats.

All great but why we singling out old men for not believing ? 🤣 There's a lot of old guys here if over 50 is old. I don't get all the angst but fans are going to to drive themselves nuts no matter how bad or how good the team is. The only difference is more people show up here in good times, young and old .