WestEddy

Of course, but it is a sample of 15 baseball games. I'm more impressed by the low number of walks allowed. Because that's all levels across the game, starters, and AA-ball replacements.

The Sox are 9th in all of spring training for BB/9 allowed. They're 5th from the bottom in walks taken.

Key paragraph. I wonder if the gist of this applies to Reinsdorf, also.

This appears to be news. Commish and other owners pressuring Rays to sell. MLB commissioner, several owners pressuring Stu Sternberg to sell Rays as buyers eye team - The Athletic

DVS Sox notebook, key takeaways: - Thorpe looks to be throwing 3 innings by end of ST - Drury challenging for a spot - Taylor's an exciting pitcher - Meidroth sidelined a couple days Drew Thorpe 'in a good spot' as he works way back into White Sox rotation - Chicago Sun-Times

It's like, if you squint, you can see 4 starters in the lineup.

C. Monty back. Joey Gallo - 2-17, 9 K, 0 BB. Burke in a B game today. Looking forward to the Clevenger TJS announcement after a 3-pitch outing today. Nice to not see Amaya in the lineup for a couple of days, now.

Dan Hayes was on the SoxMachine podcast last week. What he seemed to imply was that Ishbia used the Twins to push Jerry towards a meeting of the minds.

The sucky thing about Daylight Savings Time (of the many) is that now Sox spring training games start an hour later.

Players aren't "disabled". They're injured. Scholtens has accrued a year's service time on the 60-day IL all last year.

Things can go sideways real fast, but this was a fun one to dream on. Vargas and Sosa becoming regular contributors would be a huge step for the whole team.

Love to see the 2-fer by Vargs, and the tight outings by Smith and Taylor.

At one point, I would have thought Jon Cannon was the OD starter. Now I wonder if Thorpe and Cannon to AAA eventually battle for a rotation spot.

There's no regular IL right now because there's no 26-man rosters in effect. And the 10-day (15-day?) doesn't open any spot on the 40-man.