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Get fucked Clevinger you greasy f***

First and foremost I hope he'll be ok. That being said, this team missed an enormous chance to trade him over the off-season. He actually had a very good second half and it was probably the highest trade value since his rookie season. There's always going to be some freak injury or accident with this guy, just how it is. I said at the beginning of the season, "Is there anyway the quartet of Anderson, Moncada, Jimenez, and Robert play a combined 500 games?' That answer is hell no and 400 isn't looking great either.

See you in 2024, Eloy, for another 40-60 games.

This fking team....I mean, I think most of us knew this season was already over before May, but now these dickheads in the FO have yet more built in excuses as to why they should still be employed. Now, we all know it is a load of crap, but built in excuses are there, yet again. Eloy Jimenez is now 26, in his 5th season in the majors, and is STILL to even play a full season. Yoan Moncada is now 28, and has played arguably 2 full seasons total. Safe to call this an all around failure of massive proportions.

Not many things more satisfying than watching them lose when the shitbag starts. Ahhhhhhhh.......

haha great signing Hahn. I honestly don't think I've ever seen a GM rack up as many consecutive L's as you have, well done

I'm hoping he just had some bad Skyline Chili and a serious case of the shits.

Let Mena keep going at his own pace. I don't want him being rushed. Especially for a team that's going nowhere.

It's such a joyless experience watching this guy pitch

May 6, 1903 - The White Sox were charged with 12 errors in a game in Chicago vs. Detroit. While that’s a big story in itself, it’s not the most remarkable item to come out of this game. That’s the fact that the Sox won the game 10-9 scoring three runs in the ninth inning! Pat “Cozy” Dolan had an error, Frank Isbell made three, Lee Tannehill had four and Pat “Patsy” Flaherty had three. May 6, 1963 - Making an emergency start in Kansas City, Sox pitcher Gary Peters hit the first of his 19 career home runs, 15 came as a member of the White Sox. It came in the third inning off Ted Bowsfield. Peters would toss eight innings allowing one run in the Sox 5-1 win. It was the first win in 1963 for Gary, who’d go on to collect 19 of them and win Co-Rookie of the Year honors with teammate Pete Ward. Peters had 189 strike outs to go along with a 2.33 ERA. Peters was told that he would be starting this game on the airplane flying into Kansas City by Sox pitching coach Ray Berres after scheduled starter Juan Pizarro got sick with a case of the flu. May 6, 1964 - Dave Nicholson hit what may have been the longest home run in MLB history. On this night in the fifth inning, in the first game of a twin bill versus the A’s, Nicholson blasted a shot off future Sox pitcher Moe Drabowsky that went over the roof and was found across the street in Armour Square. Some Sox fans claimed they heard the ball hit the top of the roof but White Sox officials said when they found the ball it had no signs of tar on it nor was it scuffed. Long time Chicago baseball reporter Jerome Holtzman was at the game and claimed he saw the ball bounce back up after hitting the roof and then go back out of sight. Nicholson’s shot went over the roof around the 375-foot sign in left center field. It was found 135 feet from the base of the wall. Plus, you have to add in the elevation needed to get the ball over the roof, approximately 70 feet. Hitting a ball on to the roof or over it required a ground-to-ground distance of at least 474 feet. Unofficial estimates place the drive as traveling 573 feet eclipsing Mickey Mantle’s shot at Griffith Stadium in Washington in 1956. That shot went an unofficial 565 feet. For the night Dave would hammer three home runs and drive in five RBI’s in the twin bill as the Sox swept both games, 6-4 and 11-4. The post script to the story is that a few months later on July 12 in Kansas City the next time Drabowski faced Nicholson he hit him in the forehead with a fastball that opened a gash which required stiches.

They are done.

He's in the hospital because of course he is

When I read these quotes last week the one that stood out to me was when he said he never cared about making money and he only wanted to win. LOL how stupid does he think everyone is?

It is inherently flawed when the person who put the car in the ditch gets to drive the tow truck.

Now 8-7 with Anderson in the lineup. I know he didn't do anything today and hasn't been great, but it's a thing. Robert starting to heat up. Moncada, Liam, and Crochet coming back soon. Dont stop now boys.

Seems like the rebuilds that failed were ones led by GMs who were already failing prior. Don't let RIck Hahn, Al Avila be your GM for a rebuild when they showed their ass already.

No...typical.

could have just given Madrigal an outfielders glove and saved 75 million

Hope he’s ok, but no surprise he’s on the IL for his Mother’s Day bobblehead. It was 50/50, right?

Detroit a full 5 games up on the White Sox now after destroying Mets and Cardinals...

Eloy and Moncada for being in their 20’s are hurt more as a pair than any 2 players I have seen in my life.

Lol, just amazing.

Considering its Eloy, probably closer to 7-8 weeks.

I hate this team

Eloy out 4-6 weeks

What an awful baseball team. This lineup has no chance at all this year. I hope to god all these guys with value are sold off in June/July

Through the 7th on 8 pitches, including two 3 pitch K's.

Tim has been straight ass since the day off after returning.

No one's going to trade for Clevinger. The team is going nowhere. running hm out there every 5 days is a waste of everyone's time.

The Sox can play .333 baseball without this guy in the rotation

If Tim didn’t pull everything with RISP that’s a run

Wow home plate ump really struggling so far

My pain started in the tummy area and radiated around to my right side not quite to the back.

Normally I would say the usual "Eloy is injured?! Shocker" but in this case I really hope it isn't anything life threatening or longterm for him. That's scary.

Hey guys Fangraphs gives us a 6.3% chance to make the playoffs. It's not over 'til it's over!

Even if we traded with the Ass Tros, our front office would end up with a bag of magic beans anyway.

We are in this thing to win it. We still have a fighting chance with 130 +- games left

Elvis’ OPS has skyrocketed to .555! Can he maintain it above the Bradley line? Time will tell, because now he’s certainly playing all 162 after his breakout performance last night!

A better question would be: as bad as this bullpen has been, and as mediocre as Lynn and Giolito have been, what contender would part with their top prospects for pitchers that won’t help them?

"I've never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure"

Wouldnt it be easier to list the ones who dont suck

Finding out that I could switch from the Apple TV broadcast to the synced Sox radio broadcast was a goddamn game changer.

I've got an android phone so I couldn't watch but it sounds like it was fun.

Would have been a great all-star game hat in the late ‘90’s and early ‘00’s

Colome is now our new Diekman.

Cespedes HR.