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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
Your SLC comment will get you in agua caliente lol.realistic SLC is a bit more realistic than many would guess. The Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake City is a ‘heavy favorite’ to get a Major Leagu...Portland and Austin have lined up behind Utah, trying to make a late push for commissioner Rob Manfred’s attention.
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
You were right with the first statement. You have no clue. @Chicago White Sox alredy covered Nashville, considering he lived there. Louisville? Are you serious? Compete with Reds, Cubs, and Cardinals fans? That’s a horrible location. Salt Lake City? Mormons care more about gaining wives and having children than worrying about baseball. No, the cities you suggested would not be more profitable than Chicago, even with the Cubs around. Quite frankly, some of your takes are so hilariously outlandish that an admin should ban you for simply sharing them. It seems like you are intentionally trolling, especially with this post. If you aren’t, lord help you…
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
He dropped the Twins' bid specifically to be an integral part of a/the new stadium project...that stadium isn't great in the Twin Cities (too much concrete) but it's far from old enough to replace again.
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8/14 Games
There's always the AFL to panic. Bonemer already played or this will be first year? Carlson could handle it defensively, but probably needs a full healthy High A season to be ready.
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
Agreed, and I remember when you moved there. I was just giving @nrockway a chance, but his takes are usually misguided at best. No actual proof or evidence of why any of the cities he named could potentially be more profitable than Chicago, even with the Cubs around.
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8/14 Games
Skin infection
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
Cost us at least one game
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
Probably because of his performance the plate. Him tipping pitched is no beuno.
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
It wouldn’t…Nashville is tiny. I know this cause I lived there. And Nashville isn’t going to pay for a baseball stadium, so it’s a fucking moot point always.
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
Quero will have to Kerrigan Romo soon
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
🤣🤣🤣
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
I really hate loud uninformed people and my god are you one of them. Dude is literally spending millions upon millions of dollars buying real estate in the south loop for a future stadium and yet you still post this garbage.
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
But it’s much easier to simply call him a mortgage slimeball than have any knowledge of his background
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“The 78” is alive and well for the Sox, Bears are 'advancing' Hammond development
But what if it was made out of solid ice?
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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.
Nashville doesn't have the the public financing required/or any real $$$ committed for that matter. That was another Dave Stewart/TLR-headed venture, anyway. Everything goes to/went to the Titans' new facilty and UT-Knoxville in that state. Media markets won't matter as much if there's going to be a shared MLB split across 30 teams by MLB TV/ESPN/Disney.
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“The 78” is alive and well for the Sox, Bears are 'advancing' Hammond development
Yeah I agree with you about not wanting another green monster. It's fine for Fenway since it's super old and historic. It would be lame to have that in a new stadium though.
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8/15 Games
https://www.mlb.com/prospects/stats/affiliates?teamId=145&date=08/15/2026 https://www.mlb.com/milb/scores/all/all/whitesox?affiliateId=mlbcom-milb Sandlin for Char
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This Day In Sox History 8/16...
Three factoids today: August 15, 1922 - In front of 2,500 fans at Fenway Park, the White Sox and Red Sox set an A.L. record with 35 singles in a 19-11 Chicago win. The White Sox had 21 of the one-baggers, Boston 14. The two clubs combined for 43 hits total (25 Chicago, 18 Boston) and were a combined 23-of-39 with runners in scoring position. Eddie Mulligan and Earl Sheely led the club with three singles apiece (Sheely added a double).The White Sox actually trailed this one, 10-8, after Boston put up a seven run sixth inning. But the South Siders scored 11 in the final three frames, including their own seven spot in the ninth, to put the game away. Ted Blankenship wound up getting the win in relief with Urban “Red” Faber picking up the save. August 15, 1973 - G. M. Roland Hemond acquired starting pitcher Jim Kaat on waivers from Minnesota. All “Kitty” did was become a two-time 20 game winner for the Sox in 1974 and 1975. He made the All-Star Team in 1975 and won 45 games in two and a quarter years in Chicago. He also won the Gold Glove for pitchers in the American League for his fielding ability. August 15, 1996 - White Sox first round draft pick Bobby Seay was declared a free agent because the team failed to offer a formal contract within 15 days of the draft. He was reportedly asking for a two million dollar signing bonus which would have been a record for the time and refused to negotiate with Sox G.M. Ron Schueler when he flew down to see him in Florida telling him to talk with his agent Scott Boras. The southpaw became the first player in the 32 years of the draft to become a free agent in the same summer he was selected. Seay signed with Tampa Bay in November for around three million dollars and made his MLB debut six years later.
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“The 78” is alive and well for the Sox, Bears are 'advancing' Hammond development
Haha, it would be interesting but I too think it’s lame as hell. Playing a ricochet off the Game of Thrones Wall shouldn’t be a thing in baseball. 🤣
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
Yep, everything Getz did was about playing for the future as much as this year with the year(s) of control that each player he acquired had remaining. But Boston gave up a huge package for Adley and Stephenson wasn’t even traded. I don’t have a problem with the Bart acquisition. He would have been a good add going forward if he didn’t break his hand after three games. Brazoban was a nice acquisition but don’t think Doyle was needed at all. But yes, Getz should be grilled for not acquiring a second starter, even if it was a rental starter.
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“The 78” is alive and well for the Sox, Bears are 'advancing' Hammond development
True that, but do fans want another green monster ricochet wall ? Better to acquire more land and according to 77 Hitmen, that seems to be the direction.
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
Nope. Don't like that
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8/14 Games
I always think its becasue its the first time these guys are hitting with wood bats primarily.
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Catchers, Catchers, Anywhere?
If the point was/is to gain some offense out of the catcher position, nothing that Getz has done since the Teel ankle injury, including the Bart deal, makes a stitch of common sense. In order to "go for it" with this team, this year, he should have traded for a catcher (and a legit starter) before the deadline, even if it required including top prospects to get deals done. Can't keep kicking the can down the road.