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6% hit probability on that last flyball, an avg LF makes that play.

really would have been 3 1/2 with tiebreaker now 1 1/2 lose next two and technically tied with nine left to go

You hire a minimum wage manager with no skills or experience, this is what you get. Too cute by half using a useless opener today cost us 3 runs. Then "the book" says go with all righty/lefty matchups in the early or middle innings. Let's not have the gold glove outfielder in the game so you can move Peters to left in the 9th. Utter managerial malpractice. We should have been up 6-2 in the 9th and win going away. When we lose tomorrow (and believe me, we will), we leave town with ZERO margin for error, instead of up 3 games. I'm done!

Wait so Venable knows Mune sucks so bad right now that he thought Cleveland would intentionally walk Vargas to get to him since he’s an automatic out. Got it 🤡

Brazoban down there as well gave up a run in 4-2 loss

Thorpe 4.1 3 2 2 4 3 0 2.79

Walk him to face Doyle or Braden??? okay that's some strange logic there

Phantom dl for forearm strain/overusage by nym/general ineffectiveness...

Stop treating him like an established star!

WIL he or won't he? Princeton education says no, not if he wants another job in baseball. Quitting on your team with 11 games remaining would be absolutely unforgivable...unless he had a health emergency.

Tigers have now won 7/8 to go from 65-78 to 72-79 K.Montero pitches tmrw afternoon vs Blue Jays (-2) in a critical game for TOR Max Scherzer looking to avoid getting battered like 7+ ERA starter Lorenzen on Tuesday...his last outing did not go well to say the least The White Sox should see Framber Valdez LHP Thurs then Tigers will have to decide whether or not to use another LHP in AAAA/spot starter Andrew Sears (LHP) that could push Jobe and Melton back to Sat and Sunday otherwise, it would be Valdez, Jobe RHP, Melton RHP, Drew Anderson RHP...which is their new regular five man rotation after trading Skubal and Mize away knowing Hinch, expect they will go to the two lefties to keep White Sox back on their heels and Venable running out crazy lineups Sears gave up 3 in 4+ to Royals on Saturday in first appearance back from AAA

I'm so fucking pissed. And I got a sinking feeling that was coming in the 9th given what CLE has been pulling recently. Just get back on the horse and win tomorrow. But damn we had them there about to be put in a vise and ofcourse they fucking escape again. Take the rubber match, let's fucking go

Kwan is one of the hottest hitters in baseball the last two months also lhb against Taylor retire Bailey and you don't have to face either guy there

Is that an AI prediction or are you just talking about baseball?

Sox would not be in the race if it wasn't for Chase and Antonacci in the same line-up. There are trade-offs in defense to be made for Antonacci who is learning a new position, but he hits the ball and competes, so he deserves to be out there. Of course another outfielder could make a better play, but let's not forget, Sam was 2 for 4 today with an RBI and 1 for 3 yesterday with a stolen base. And he is a rookie. Chase has been stellar at times at second base and has been clutch at the plate. So it is what it is. My thinking before games is that you do not allow certain players to beat you, like Rochhio. IMO...Rochhio should not be given a pitch near the zone to hit, especially with a chance to beat you. Maybe unintentionally/intentionally walk him. I'd take my chances with bases loaded and Hicks against Kwan, but hindsight is always 20/20. My 2 cents.

It doesn't take a genius to see the holes in the lineup. Why keep putting the same guys out there in the same spots over and over? Make the adjustments.

"If" is the biggest little word in the world. I admire your faith especially with this franchise. And remember there may not be a next year.

Venable is stubborn. I agree that he's also learning BUT he's not adjusting and keeps making the same bad managerial decisions. He might be a great player's coach and his players want to play for him but his game time decisions leave a lot to be desired.

That's an unfortunate bday experience. I could not believe that play and remember getting a bad feeling when such an outstanding defensive outfielder just flat out botched a play.

Keep hoping for this thread to say wil venable resigns

This season Martin had 26 starts. He had the 4 starts in a row right before he was put on DL where he let up runs in the first inning. The 20 starts before he let up 1st inning runs 2x and they were 1 run each time. The last 2 starts no runs and had 10.2 innings of 1 run ball. So where in all that data do you look and think it's a good idea to start arguably your worst pitcher in the biggest game of the year? Venable gets worse and worse with each series

Two factoids today: September 16, 1904 - Smack in the middle of an amazing, 45-inning scoreless streak, Guy “Doc” White painted a masterpiece: a 1-0, one-hitter over the St. Louis Browns. Without play-by-play data it’s hard to know how these games played out over a hundred years ago. But we do know that the one hit White allowed was a Tom Jones triple, so whether in the first or ninth inning, or with none out or two, that hit put the shutout and win in some jeopardy but White and the Sox were able to prevail. September 16, 2007 - Sox slugger Jim Thome joined an exclusive club when he hammered his 500th career home run in the ninth inning of a White Sox 9-7 win over the Angels at U.S. Cellular Field. Thome was playing in his 2,000th career game when he connected off Dustin Moseley for the win. The Sox trailed 7-1 at one point before coming back. It was the first time that the 500th home run for a player was a walk off winner. Jim would hit 134 home runs in a White Sox uniform.

I blame Taylor for that walk But damnit that ball has to be caught

I remember that vividly. It was on my birthday: August 25, 2022 – Over the decades the most incredible, strange, bizarre things seem to happen to the White Sox in Baltimore. Games that are ready to be won, are lost in the most astonishing ways, ways that only seem to happen once in a decade except to the White Sox. Case in point, a night game in Baltimore on this date. The Sox led the Orioles 3-2 with two out, no one on in the last of the ninth inning. Sox closer Liam Hendriks was working on his 20th consecutive save. Baltimore outfielder Kyle Stowers sliced a fly ball that drifted into foul ground in left field. Sox outfielder Adam Engel ran to the area, put his glove up…and dropped the ball. The error gave Stowers a second chance and he promptly hammered a flat curve ball from Hendriks into the seats for the game tying home run. Baltimore would wind up winning the game 4-3 in 11 innings.

If they win tomorrow, everything in Sox fandom will take another 180. These guys won’t quit until the last out of game 162. I also have complete faith that they’re all learning and maturing through these experiences in ways that will serve their growth next year BIG TIME. Hopefully the same is also true for the coaching staff. Lots of room for improvement top to bottom on this team. LETS FUCKING GO WHITE SOX!!!