WestEddy

"Under 26 talent" listicles are a ridiculous measure. Getz is doing a good job hiring competent people. "Fine" is fine. Relax.

I believe he's already done something miraculous. Unless Ishbia wants his own miracle. LOL. Getz is fine. Doesn't seem to have a huge ego, putting smart people in place. By the time Ish takes over, they might just kick him up to President of BO, and promote one of his smarter minions to GM, if JR/fam doesn't do it first.

By the time we finally stop rooting for everyone to be fired and a new rebuild initiated, those cities won't even exist anymore.

I won't be waiting at all. This rebuild suits me just fine. I'm not the one hankering for everyone to be fired so we can throw away all the advancements they've made in the last 2 years and start all over again from scratch.

But if a White Sox player gets injured stepping out of the shower, it's because Jerry Reinsdorf directed Chris Getz to personally NOT teach players the fundamentals of how to step out of the shower.

I can't wait until they start the next rebuild, so I can seethe and call for all the replacements to be fired, and for an even new rebuild to commense.

Hell, the SoxTalk site just went down. Nobody's safe.

I don't know if you guys want people to stay off until you finish your checks. Pages are loading slow. I get a "can't load page" for a second or so before it actually loads.

Still condescending. "Sorry for your loss...but"?!? No, the deaths don't give "credibility" to the vaccines. Extensive testing on mRNA does give it credibility. That's great that you can type sentences. The government does have the right to mandate vaccines in an emergency. This was established in Jacobsen vs. Massachusetts and has been upheld numerous times. Caulfield also cited an example. In normal times, about 8400 people die each day in the US. At its height, 8100 people were dying daily of COVID. That's not "something bad happening". That was the normal daily death toll practically doubling due to a pandemic that was spreading across the world in a matter of weeks. Do you see how you minimizing deaths just to make some ill-conceived point can be considered condescending?

wrong thread

So, with Teel going down, and Baldwin nursing an elbow, this team has become very right-handed: c - Quero#, Lee if - Murakami*, Meidroth, Montgomery*, Vargas, Sosa, Mead of - Benintendi*, Acuña, Hays, Pereira, Hill IL - Baldwin#, Teel* AAA - Kelenic*, Wade* White Sox feelings about Kelenic's defense could jump him over Hill. Any of Kelenic, Peters, Bergolla, or Jacob Gonzalez making the team would require cutting one of Mead, Pereira or Hill. I don't think they'd cut Pereira, and if they roster Kelenic, they still have another crunch when Baldwin comes off the IL, unless they option him.

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3 true outcome: K, ground out, HR

To be frank, the rehab process started when Teel pulled up between 1st and 2nd.

Brooks Baldwin hasn't started in any of the last 5 games, and I wanna know what's up.

And the government has the right to isolate those people to protect the public health. I had a friend die of COVID during the pandemic. Calling America's reaction to the pandemic "alarmist" and braying about the Constitution is condescending.

Was he high-fiving them with his foot?

If we get to dictate other people's reactions, I dictate that you don't get to be angry about people making a joke.

And John Hancock was the closest thing to a President in 1776 President of the Continental Congress - Wikipedia

You said this: Supporting vaccines or social safety nets doesn’t automatically mean supporting government-mandated medical interventions. Unless you changed to another point, I really didn't. It doesn't matter who supports government mandated vaccinations. The government has the right to mandate them in the case of an emergency, which the COVID pandemic certainly was.

Lee is on the 40-man. Romo isn't.

What's even being argued here? Jacobsen vs. Massachusetts gives the government the authority to mandate vaccines. The public health is a much greater concern than a person's fear of needles.

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White Sox pitchers making a statement about me continuing to make game threads.