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Me and @WhiteSox2023 have a special relationship that allows us to joke with with each other. We are online buds. I would never besmirch his character unless he really needed to hear it

And that's just your posts.

How many strikeouts per game did the Red Sox average before July 3rd and how many after? Essentially unchanged — the offense is striking out at the same rate. Before July 3 (games 1–85, through the July 1 loss to Washington): 698 strikeouts in 85 games = 8.21 per game (22.0% of plate appearances) July 3 onward (games 86–113, through Aug 5): 228 strikeouts in 28 games = 8.14 per game (21.4% of PA) So a difference of about 0.07 K/game — noise. Whatever turned the season around (they've gone 25-3 in that stretch) it wasn't contact. The gains show up elsewhere: they're scoring roughly 5.6 runs per game since July 3 versus about 4.2 before, with a big jump in slugging. Same number of strikeouts, much more damage on the balls they do put in play.

Not sure that's what's going on here, but aren't you the poster who actually accuses Jim Thome of cheating all the time with zero evidence based on the fact that he was good, big, and played at a time when other people were cheating?

I think he was right to do that, hopefully after whatever happens with the labor stuff, JR doesn't f*** it up again. But as some point, the broadcast has to give the audience some credit. Yesterday, they made it seem like Castillo would be competing for Cys while he was getting lit up, just as he has been all season.

This is where my mind went when thinking of possibilities. It seems completely plausible. Their clutch hitting right now is simply on another level, one we don't see too often. They do, indeed, look like they know what's coming. I would like to see a team go back to flashing signs between the legs against them and see how it goes.

First the Guardians with Genao and now the Twins…

Idk. Its pretty ridiculous to accuse a team of cheating with zero evidence based solely on the idea that they beat you badly and are on a hot streak. When I was playing, we'd call that being a sore loser.

It’s all a reference to someone else clowning me in another thread. No worries.

He 100% wasn't in "go for it" mode. He did what he needed to do to get by, with the full rationale that the best days are still ahead and not to spend too much.

Wasn’t sure anyone would get the joke since he randomly had a Tigers hat on. But maybe that makes it better. 🤣 The guy’s look of despair yet interest is perfect. 🫣

The ol’ Mandick. Member when he was a beast for a decent number of at bats a few years ago?

Is Miller Lite the official cuck beer?

A lot of vindictiveness, name-calling and one-upmanship here. It has to be slapped down from time to time. So leave 2023 alone you mofos.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CHW/2026.shtml The fact remains that Meidroth and Vargas have been their best players. Then Peters, Mune, Colson and Antonacci.

I used to audit company’s networks in the Chicagoland area. Numerous companies had security camera systems management portals accessible on the Internet with defaulted admin credentials.

Real question is what’s Zach Remillard up to? I like to think he’s now a New Orleans based chef specializing in remoulade sauces.

You are a clown.

Never underestimate someone else’s ability to not update a password or to just leave old security measures in place out of laziness lol.

Braden is in his first year and is learning. Same with Antonacci and other young players like Chase. You add nothing by stating the obvious.

Meidroth is also one sexy MF. I mean look at that pic above. My wife absolutely despises the White Sox, but even she asked if she switch her hall pass to Chase after seeing him in person at Fenway. Keep him around and watch attendance skyrocket as the ladies come in droves.

Yeah, that’s why my son couldn’t unlock newer car doors with the Flipper Zero. Because they went to rolling code key fobs in the mid 1990’s.

I can't find any info on if pitchcom uses rolling codes or not, I would assume it does. however with AI tools, and people building their own portable "cyber deck" (basically a tiny Linux powered laptop with the hardware capable of RF scanning, people have been using these to access flock cameras), I'm not sold on pitchcom being unhackable at all