WestEddy

That does make sense. They did trade for Pereira and Acuña and talk about Kelenic like he's made the team. I suppose they could do the same with Vasil if he continues to look pedestrian. Leasure.

LaMont Wade Jr?

Who's selenium?

Then you'd have Ryan Cordell, Charlie Tilson or JB Shuck as an OF for 2 months. He's doing the same thing he did with infielders. About 8 guys essentially fighting for 3 spots in the OF/Bench right now.

I think beyond trades, injuries or upsets, you're looking at: C - Teel, Quero IF - Murakami, Meidroth, Montgomery, Vargas OF - Benintendi, Hays, Acuña, Pereira Bench - Sosa, Baldwin That leaves one slot for Korey Lee, if they want to DH Teel and Quero, or maybe another OF, like Hill or Peters. Maybe Tanner Murray has a shot as the strongest backup SS with a good offensive spring? I suppose they could also play around with Baldwin's option, but he's earned a long look in the bigs.

The Orioles traded for him after a couple of IF injuries.

The 2013 White Sox opened their Spring Training schedule with a 9-0 win against the Dodgers, then two tie games against the Dodgers and Giants. They then won the next two games against the Rangers before dropping their 6th game against the Brewers, 4-3. The MLB site only seems to have game info going back to 2006, so this looks like the best White Sox Spring Training start since at least 2005.

Nice inning by Gilbert.

Bryan Ramos still hasn't played for the Orioles, yet.

Is anybody watching? What's the injury delay about? Anything to do with Leasure?

The White Sox finished Spring Training 11-19 in 2025, and 9-20 in 2024. The games don't count, and the rosters are often haywire. That said, it's fun when they win, and I'm eager to see the new acquisitions do well.

Tanner Murray getting some long looks early on.

We get Vaughn today

FanGraphs on Henderson: Milwaukee Brewers Top 53 Prospects | FanGraphs Baseball

62 years old, and I'm today years old when I found out there's lyrics to the Brian's Song melody. Cry your eyes out.

I would think CHSN was more on top of the BS trivia than a fanboi like me. But on top of that, I'm happy our AA-ballers can hold a lead against their A-ballers. There was a time we were kvetching that our major league club wouldn't win a spring training game.

Hey, somebody mentioned this earlier...

SouthSideSox recap White Sox report card is all A’s, 11-2 | South Side Sox Oakland only started 2 reasonably identifiable major leaguers, which Leigh Allen makes sure we know well by article's end. Generally, the rule of thumb is if White Sox A-ballers are kicking the ball around in an exhibition game, the organization is incompetent and doesn't teach fundamentals. If it's the other team, whaddya want? They're A-ballers! You don't get to pick who the other team suits up. You play the guys on the field. I'll take it. 2-0.

Sun-Times' recap: Lenyn Sosa hoping to make White Sox' roster without permanent spot - Chicago Sun-Times - Lenyn Sosa not worried about his spot, and plans to be more aggressive - Murakami's schedule - Vasil & Burke Sunday against the Brewers - Shane, Seranthony and Grant Taylor against the Rockies on Monday - Hicks think ABS challenges will help him - Quickie recap - Brewers on deck. Logan Harrison starts for the Crew

In 2022, the White Sox opened after the lockout was lifted, and won both games of a double, home and away split squad tournament against the Cubs. They lost the next game to the Guardians. I stopped looking for a better spring training start at 2018.

Okay, Alberto in. Sing for your supper, kid.