WestEddy

Pedro seems resigned to being fired, just says the things he does after every single loss, knowing he has a landing spot as a Royals scout, or something. Usually, just seeing that their horrendous play has gotten people fired is enough to jolt guys into a bit of an attitude change. I don't even blame the "saying something stupid" on him. There's nothing to say. The only logical thing for Grifol to be saying after every game is really, "Why am I here?" WhiteSoxDave from barstool interviewed Getz in ST, then did a full interview with the 108 guys. His distinct impression was that if Grifol couldn't get anything out of Moncada, Jimenez, Benintendi and Vaughn, he'd be gone. If we're making up metaphors, you can't really kick the pilot out of the plane until one of the passengers has read up on the instrument panel so that air traffic control could talk him through crashing the plane into an open field.

Train wreck? That would apply to the White Sox, I'm not sure how it applies to people who don't collapse and cry on the floor over every single manager quote. Is that the opposite of a train wreck? A grown man rage-weeping because another grown man mumbled some incoherent BS about his losing baseball team?

And here you go, again. Did your "everybody sucks" proclamation also cover predicting Eloy's OPS on April 23rd? A .750 OPS would be a minimum expectation of an average major leaguer, which nobody but Gavin Sheets and Paul DeJong are above. I didn't cry and moan that those two should be instantly DFAed in January, so by your rules, I get to say I "predicted" their production, right?

I thought all you nay-sayers vowed to ignore me after the last dust-up. I guess I'm must-see-TV.

What about him? It's a desperate move, I agree. Have you heard about their terrible start to the season?

If that's the main thing you can see to pick on, then my work here is done.

And I didn't think the "pecker" comment would strike a nerve. We're all bigger than we were 12 years ago. Sorry. I'm 60

Yours is the ridiculous argument. Robert, Moncada and Jimenez are the "stars". You know, guys who could OPS .750. All three have been out at the same time, injured for a total of 11 games in 4 years. Yes, all three are injury prone. I'm not sure what point your making. They suck because they get injured?

ok...

I would remind you that 3 stars were all out, injured after 10 games, and 3 other veteran hitters were OPSing their credit scores, but that would require the Admins to shut down the string while they clear off all of my patient, intelligent corrections of all of your melt-downs.

Funny when a guy who last saw his pecker in the flesh during the first Obama administration mocks actual athletes in a slump. You complained about everything, you didn't predict anything. Big difference.

Says the guy who can finally file his own EZ tax form due to the ad revenue I'm generating off of clicks. You could just say thank you.

...but I'm the troll.

Please DON'T post video.

You don't even know who's on the roster, half the time.

Alright!! Back to Nicky Two-Hundred.

I'm there. Was always a Lenyn fan, but yeah, he's had 3 shots, and hasn't taken the opportunity and done anything with it. He's AAAA filler.

Being a white dude in America, I feel compelled to say, "I'm sorry you go through that." I haven't been since 2001. Work meetings.

I'm learning to respect everybody else's right to be foolishly wrong.

I believe Ted Turner tried that, once. The league shut that right down before the first game.

That's the coolest thing about Minnesota. There's really nothing to do during the day other than walk around the skyway, and you keep running into players.

I could see this lineup getting the Sox back on the "win 2 a week" track: RF - Grossman C - Lee DH - Jimenez 1B - Sheets 3B - Mendick SS - DeJong LF - Pham CF - Fletcher 2B - Lopez

Joey Reinsdorf was taken in the same draft class (40th round). He was developed into a fine Investment Advisor. https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephreinsdorf/

Oh, jeez. Of course, the only right answer is to unceremoniously fire Grifol, and have a three week, in season managerial search. Bring in Buck Showalter, a couple other big names. Then hype the reveal after the top of the 5th inning of some game, and the new manager turns out to be........... PEDRO GRIFOL!!!!! We were right all along!!!!

22nd rounder. Get AJ Pierzynski on the horn. Add in Adam Engel, and there's two late rounders developed in house.