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And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
Yes, it’s three against the Astros. I’m saying it’s two against the Rangers. Under your scenario, we don’t get the two. I’m saying this- a Sox win and Rangers loss tomorrow gets the Sox in the postseason.
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And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
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9/22 Sox @ Royals 6:40PM CT
“One of these days, WestEddy—pow!”
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Castillo to Sox for Dominguez, Boston Smith, Nolan Jones per Passan
- Castillo to Sox for Dominguez, Boston Smith, Nolan Jones per Passan
You sure you’d rather have this: Seranthony Dominguez ($10 million in 2027) 23-year old Boston Smith’s .990 OPS Than this? Luis Castillo ($22.75 million in 2027) “Too late… no tradebacks!” says Seattle.- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
Ok, NERD!- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
I know how it works. So explain how it is 2 on this scenario: Sox go 0-5 Rangers go 4-1 Astros go 3-2 Thats two losses from the Astros. As you said, magic number goes down with opponent losses. With a magic number of two, that should get you in right? The standings would be Texas 82-80 Astros 81-81 White Sox 81-81 Sox miss the playoffs despite 2 losses from the competition. Magic number is 3 right now but yes 3 games can be gained in 1 night with a win.- 9/22 Sox @ Royals 6:40PM CT
Such a good show. BANG ZOOM TO THE MOON, WESTEDDY!- Magic Number
I don't know. I do think Cleveland has the best chance simply because they have the type of pitching you need to succeed in the playoffs plus they have experience. I honestly would give us the lowest chances no matter what seed we get but it will still be fun to experience more playoff baseball- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
The Magic number goes down with a Sox win or the the other team’s loss. It’s 2.- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
It's still technically 3. There is one specific scenario where it is three, but I laid that out above. Yes, a sox win alone would lower the number by 2. That's the fun with tiebreakers. But if the Sox dont win again, the tiebreaker isnt guaranteed.- God Does Exist
Watch out "God Exists" people. Our very own James Fox will not like it very much.- Magic Number
IMO, whoever gets the 2 seed goes to the ALCS (at minimum)- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
It would take Sox 1-4 finish and 5-0 Rangers run Sox at 82-80 Rangers at 83-79- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
A Sox win and Rangers loss means: Sox win 82 minimum and Rangers 82 maximum…Sox hold tiebreaker. The magic number is 2- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
2 wins definitely gets us in the playoffs.- The Official Scoreboard Watching Thread
Cleveland would need to win out if Sox went 1-2- The Official Scoreboard Watching Thread
With THE lowest payroll in mlb, unless they passed Miami at the deadline- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
Okay correcting myself here. I believe the overall magic number is 3. Sox win is worth 2 however. White Sox could lose out. 81-81. Rangers go 5-0 or 4-1, win the division outright. Astros go 3-2, finish 81-81 and win the wild card. So 2 doesnt officially get you there.- Magic Number
Cr.Javier was pulled early by Houston Right groin tightness Let the jokes ensue- This Day In Sox History 9/23...
Three factoids today: September 23, 1995 - Lance Johnson got six hits in six at bats in a game at Minnesota. Three of the hits were triples and he drove in four runs in the 14-4 win. He was the fourth player in team history to do this and first to ever get three triples in a game. He had 12 total bases for the night. September 23, 2017 – White Sox slugger Jose Abreu became the third player in Major League history to start his career with four straight seasons of at least 25 home runs and at least 100 RBI’s by virtue of his run-scoring groundout off the Royals Scott Alexander at Guaranteed Rate Field. Jose joined Albert Pujois and Joe DiMaggio in accomplishing this rare feat. Pujols, DiMaggio, Abreu, former Sox outfielder Al Simmons and Ted Williams are the only players to start their careers with four straight seasons of 100 RBI’s. September 23, 2021 – The White Sox beat the Indians 7-2 in the first game of a double header to clinch the Central Division title, their first since the 2008 season. The title locked up consecutive playoff berths for the first time in franchise history as they made the post season in 2020 as a Wild Card. The Sox were the last of the original 16 Major League teams to accomplish that feat. The Sox got after things early with Tim Anderson leading off the game with a home run, then broke it open with a six run, second inning. In that frame Luis Robert, Eloy Jimenez and Anderson again all hit home runs. They’d end the year with 93 wins and a playoff loss to Houston in four games.- Magic Number
It's not going to be pretty whoever they play. We will be happy just to see some Sox baseball in Oct.- And that is a "three is the magic number" White Sox winner.
Oh wait bad math- The Official Scoreboard Watching Thread
Astros then get 4 against the AAA’s- The Official Scoreboard Watching Thread
Wouldn’t that put Sox up 1 with 3 to go - Castillo to Sox for Dominguez, Boston Smith, Nolan Jones per Passan