WestEddy

Perhaps they should let his mommy in the dugout so she can hug Vasil while a real baseball player goes out and pitches in that situation? You are beyond funny. He's a pro ballplayer. You crazies scream for the White Sox to take on every single rookie off the waiver wire and to throw them into the fire, except for the rookies the White Sox actually take off the waiver wire.

And I've always called Sheets a lefty bench bat who has value. Thanks for confirming I was right all along. Go tell WS23.

You wanting Trevor Bauer on this team is the weirdest dunk you've ever attempted.

In theory, there's going to be 15 winning baseball teams every day. You going to try to dunk on everybody because of that?

And Canario's line is getting worse. Y'all were screaming for Getz to pick up a player worse than anybody on this roster, just so you could scream that Getz made another bad roster decision.

None of this has anything to do with my comment. Do you have to quote tweet people to get them to read your meanderings?

Well, the next time he's in that situation, he'll have the experience.

Clevenger is the ultimate "DEI" hire. He sucks, and keeps getting signed because of his connections. He's taking the opportunity away from another player who has truly earned his spot.

49 PAs. LOL.

Dan Hayes has since said on a FutureSox podcast that Keaschul was absolutely not available. Hayes' reporting was that Keaschul's name "was mentioned", not that a done deal was on the table.

It's really a lot longer list if you're comparing Vargas to guys who were absolutely not available to the Sox.

It's the color scheme for the Boston Marathon, and is in homage to the 2013 Marathon at which the bombing happened. So I think Boston fans would be the inverse opposite of insulted.

Clevenger's the mangy dog hanging around your back door. You feed him, he's yours. Everybody else knows to shoo him away.

Chris Rodriguez starts are basically bullpen games. They need innings eaten. He can replace Schuster as a tandem to C-Rod.

He's resting. First Vargas off-day.

They have two shortstops and an emergency third on the 26-man. DFA Amaya already, and bring up one of DeLoach/Fletcher/Colas, already. Two of those guys could play reasonable RF and OPS you the .432 Palacios has limped to so far. Amaya will probably be the price paid for our Drury indulgence.

I trolled you for a few days, and you're still not over it. LOL. You are a walking tangent. I follow other teams, music, read up a lot on history, have a few TV shows going, and strangely enough, I don't make a string about a Crochet interview about Medieval Polish history.

I really have no idea where you're going, here. Are you angry because I'm not joining you in pretending that the White Sox "failed" to develop a guy who played 3 full seasons in our minor league system, then put up 4 above-average major league seasons of production? Hostetler wasn't good at his job, or couldn't work within the confines provided, and Paddy wasn't very good at his job. They graduated their prospects, then had little to nothing behind them. Which of the voices in your head is spinning that? It's nothing like taking credit for Tatis, who never stepped foot in a White Sox minor league clubhouse. Tatis played 288 minor league games in the Padres' system, so again, I have no idea what you're talking about. This is a White Sox message board. There's really no reason to talk about the Padres or Dodgers. Pace yourself on your victory lap over that.

Yes, they're clear development wins. They don't become "undeveloped" because they got injured, or got old quick, or couldn't readjust to the league.

No, it's very easy to say that Robert and Jimenez were clear wins, because it's true. Injuries don't erase the history of them being developed. That's silliness.