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When what's his name left for Detroit and the Sox had a search for a new announcer, I wanted Conner. If Schriff keeps the position I am ok with it.

I have been a Sox fan and like everyone else have seen some good team and bad teams, likable and not so likable teams. This team is so over the top likable and fun to watch I am glad they beat the odds and made it to the playoffs.

For the record, I like and hope Schriffen comes back, and I really hope there’s a season for him to announce next year.

Pope Leo and Barack in a sky box together for WS game at the Rate. Security: Swiss Guard, Secret Service, and Sox Security in yellow wind breakers.

Sleep it off and be ready for tonight's game, this season isn't over just yet, Sox have a Division to win !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Outside of the NIMBY crowd I wonder if this story resonates with the public? Organized Labor is making public statements in support of Amtrak. There is excitement for the new stadium, the local taxpayer isn't on the hook, and Ishbia isn't a bumbling fool like McCaskey.

Boston's pitching did their part in the Cleveland series.

Feels like you are forgetting the most famous of all…

I cut Richards and Acuña and keep Pham on the playoff roster

God dammit. I really thought we’d make up our game in KC and we were one idiotic opener away from doing so. Now we probably need to sweep Colorado. I have no interest in the wildcard.

dude, I'm an old polak. I drink tables under the table, and don't even know WTF's going on. I've had people's bosses come to my office the next day asking me why I tried to kill their assistant (who tried to initiate a shot drinking contest). We got game.

Have another drink and be somebody, lightweight. I’m still pounding away.

https://www.mlb.com/news/white-sox-famous-celebrity-fans MJ's highly doubtful Bo Jackson still the greatest athlete of all-time IMO before the injuries would be nice to see some of the old Bulls BlackHawks Bears George Lucas/Mellody Hobson Oprah maybe...

https://www.mlb.com/news/white-sox-clinch-2026-postseason-berth

If the Sox make the World Series, they have a chance to have the absolute craziest VIP guest box.

I hope that's good for washing down crow. You'll need it.

I just got back from a beer garden night, cleaned out the fridge of beer, and still can't catch a buzz. Switched to box wine. Haven't thrown up drunk since I was a wee lad. The main thing I remember from that time was the Brandy Manhattans taste the same way coming up as they did going down.

I want to believe. Rikuu too

wait, Dbacks aren't eliminated yet. They are two back of PHI with three games left

This fucking guy wants to ruin ONE MORE baseball season/competitive White Sox season before he dies. You'd think maybe in his old age he'd soften up and want to get the season in while his team could be contenders. Instead he feels so strongly about getting the W over the players union that he'll sacrifice another season. If Jerry had to choose between: 1. Crushing the players union, or 2. Winning another world series. Which would he pick?

DBacks eliminated Ohtani looks like he's back close to 100% https://www.mlb.com/press-release/los-angeles-dodgers-announce-godzilla-minus-zero-night-for-thursday-september-24 Godzilla defeated...at least for one night

Don't forget that Saturday Night home run from Grichuk that might have saved our season.

Two factoids today: September 25, 1965 - The Sox set the franchise record by hitting their 15th consecutive solo home run. The streak started at Baltimore on September 2 in the second game of a double header when Johnny Romano homered. The run continued until a game on this date was played in New York. Pitcher Tommy John hit the last home run in the streak. The breakdown saw Ken Berry with five solo home runs, Don Buford, Romano and Pete Ward with a pair each and John, Floyd Robinson, Bill “Moose” Skowron and Bill Voss with one solo home run. The Sox would tie this rather odd record in 2016. September 25, 2015 – The White Sox beat the Yankees in New York 5-2 for the franchises 9,000th win. Carlos Rodon of the Sox went six innings allowing two runs to get the win with David Robertson closing it out for his 32nd save. Mike Olt and Gordon Beckham hit solo home runs for the Sox.