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Me too. Houston seems way low to me. After tomorrow, they have 2 @ Sea and 4 @ Oak. That is 5 wins almost guaranteed. Since they have the tiebreaker v. the Sox, we can't afford any slippage. Texas has 3 v. Mets and 3 @ Minny. Not a tough road either. We need 6 more wins and a little help before I'll breathe easier.

Well regarding what Getz has accomplished building a competitive team, judging by what’s happened lately, we don’t quite understand which is the real team. The current squad or the one that led up to this lower level of competence. The Yermin Mercedes team was fun until the wheels fell off. I think we can safely say that Getz has built a floor more than a roof. The ceiling is not the roof tight now. So Getz has been overrated, but he’s done his job of pointing the team in a positive direction. I will take it and hold off on the pink slip

if we can't win 4 of 7 against this slate of upcoming body bags well, s%*#. we have some favorable matchups too sp wise.

Kay, Fedde, Sandlin? Then Burke, Martin, Kay to end the year I assume

Yes keep them out

Any updates on just how banged up Tristian Peters is? Hopes for him to be back by Tuesday unrealistic?? Come back soon TP - We need ya.

This is the reply I had to your post in the pathetic format thread. “Lynch, Lugo, Dabnak. Guardians get Wacha on Saturday.”

Three factoids today: September 20, 1902 - Jim “Nixey” Callahan threw the first no-hitter in franchise history as he beat the Tigers. The Sox gave him all the runs he needed by scoring three in the first inning. The Sox wound up winning it by that same score in Chicago. The Tigers got one runner as far as third base but that was it for the afternoon. Callahan walked two batters on the day. Callahan was a two-way player for a good chunk of his career, from 1897 to 1903. So, at the time of this no-hitter in the 1902 season, he pitched in 35 games and played outfield in 23 others. By the 1903, he’d shift more or less full time to third base. September 20, 1908 - Sox pitcher Frank Smith tossed his second no-hitter beating the Philadelphia A’s 1-0 in Chicago. The Sox scored in the ninth inning to win the game. The run was driven in by shortstop Freddy Parent. Smith pitched that day with the little finger of his hand being stiff and sore from trying to stop a hot shot against the Indians in his previous start. This date, September 20, is also the only date in franchise history where multiple no-hitters have been thrown on over the years. September 20, 2005 - With the White Sox struggling through eight losses in 11 games — the worst slump of what would become a rare, wire-to-wire first-place season — Joe Crede slugged a leadoff homer in the bottom of the 10th for a sayonara shot that upended second-place Cleveland, 7-6. The White Sox had the game in hand, but rookie Bobby Jenks blew the second save of his career in the ninth, furthering the trend of the club over the past 13 days, as Cleveland shaved six games off of a once nine and a half game lead in the A.L. Central Division. Chicago wasn’t out of the woods yet, as over the next few days Cleveland would trim the division lead to a game and a half but a late kick saw the White Sox swell the lead back to its final six games, including an end-of-season sweep of the Tribe that knocked them out of the playoffs entirely. Combining the five-game winning streak to end the regular season with the 11-1 run in the playoffs, the White Sox ended 2005 winning 16 of 17 games. The homer was Crede’s second of the contest, capping a 3 for 5, three-RBI day.

That certainly helps. Of course the flip side is also an issue. Who the hell are the Sox going to use?

Everyone besides their top two guys.

I'm surprised that we're almost at 90%.

Any idea who the expected Royals starting pitchers will be for the Sox series? Lugo's five day turn would be Tuesday I think.

Yeah we are never good against Houston. Honestly would rather face any other AL team than them.

We always get hurt by the Houston LF short porch.

That would be crazy if it came down to that.

"As for the current direction of this team, initially many had expected that this team couldn’t compete until 2028 at the earliest given the historically bad 2024 team. Twelve months later, with the arrival of Colson, Teel, and Quero, supplemented by a couple of solid, if unspectacular young bats, in Vargas, Sosa, and Baldwin, and hitting a homerun with the Rule 5 pick of Smith, and top prospects poised for getting the call, Sox looks like they have a chance to compete by 2027." Right, but wrong on Quero Sosa Baldwin Shane Smith...but that was the common sentiment, with most others doubting JR would spend bigly in FA until the 2027-28 cycle because of the I'm pending lookout and unknown CBA landscape Completely forgot Baldwin too will be fighting Braden, Acuna and Doyle for playing time

https://www.fangraphs.com/standings/playoff-odds/fg/mlb Guardians at 94.5% Sox just below 90% Astros below 50% now

6 for playoffs. Jorge Orta

tmrw Perkins vs. Gavin Williams*** M.Perez vs. Hunter Brown*** Melton vs. Davis Martin TBD vs. deGrom***

I would love another Atlanta win tomorrow

The irony is this is the schtick you pull anytime people even think about criticizing Chris Getz. You have this type of nutter meltdown where you mock them, scream in hysterics, make up something no one ever said, move the goalposts and declare victory. You are what you hate.

Need @Lip Man 1 to find a #6 because I can't think of this off the top of my head. Either way, this is exciting. Astros look cooked.

Texas A&M Bama defense Oklahoma Auburn LSU so far disappointing MissState UF and KY turning the corner? Deion getting smoked at NW

Ishbia Family got some relief on this day 31-28 lead seconds remaining, only needed to fall down in end zone and try to burn as much clock as possible simultaneously In the spirit of Tuesday Wed Fri Sox games

I’m not talking about the Sox. I’m talking about what some fans wanted to do. I actually have hope for this regime.