All Activity

Give me a fucking break. All of this nonsense is old.

Truly un@fathomable.

I’m fine rolling with what we have ( and what we held onto ) on the positional side… but I really pray to fucking god that they make major changes in the rotation. If they don’t… especially after the 26 deadline… it’s another betrayal.

What did I miss this time?

BINGO.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2026/10/14/white-sox-expect-to-retain-will-venables-coaching-staff-for-2027-season-derek-shomon-zach-bove

Maybe he thought Castillo was a switch pitcher and didnt see any thing wrong with the imaging on his left shoulder.

Look, if he was hurt ahead of time, this is not making it better.

Jose Abreu said hola.

I just saw this pop up on TikTok. AI is out of control. https://www.tt.site/t/ZTyTFA3uy/

Very interesting. Not sure if you can easily cure either problem though.

The Castillo case is incredible for Getz. At the very least, he could have done better homework. Hell sometimes he doesn’t know the handedness of his acquisitions. At most, he could have chased harder after after guys like Peralta.

It's not uncommon for teams to have multiple relievers throwing 100mph. It would be nice for the high K Sox batters to have a back up plan.

I have defended Getz as much as a few people, but that would be unfathomable.

I keep wondering what starter Carlson + Smith + Mason Adams could have garnered.

"Before Adell stepped into the box, Peralta had thrown 11,350 four-seam fastballs as a major-leaguer. His 11,351st was his fastest yet: 99.4 mph right down the middle, which Adell fouled off for strike one. Peralta reared back and attacked again with 99 mph — a mark he had reached only five times in his career prior to Tuesday — and got Adell to fly out to center field to end the frame." yahoo.com/sports 71/99 pitches were fastballs last night that's pretty wild definitely pushing his FA contract closer and closer to $100 million or more after being at around a 5 era with the Mets at the deadline

She's an accountant? I'd like to see her corporate box, if you catch my drift

Certainly a player with much more pristine shoulder imaging at that salary price point

Predicted Antonacci's rise when he was still in the low level minors Predicted that David Sandlin would be a good pitcher. He had some very good starts for us. Predicted Braden's call up date and nailed it to the day. My track record this season was impeccable. I'll have some piping hot crow ready for you when Bonemer becomes a star.

funny thing is the article doesn't directly mention it but she even has two sold out bobbleheads/boobleheads worth between $300-500 on the collectibles market 58 year old mother of 3 and accountant for family business in Osh Kosh who keeps a scorecard for every game those front row seats btw are supposedly all going corporate box next year

Thank you for the boob content

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/front-row-amy-brewers-super-040730516.html

But a lot of those early years as a reliever...so not the shoulder or elbow wear and tear of a typical frontline starter that age. That's a much bigger risk for a Sonny Gray at 37 imo.

I have loved Bonemer since his very first at bat in Kanny. He has what the scout's call "a good face." Nothing seems to intimidate him, and while his swing is a tad unorthodox, he's so strong he makes it work. My record with guys I like is super mixed. I was an early guy on Baldwin, Antonacci, and Colson. But I also really thought Oscar Colas would be something. Ah, no. It will certainly be interesting to see how Bonemer turns out.