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Andrus is a corpse and TA is no longer an MLB SS. TA should play 2B if he stays but will he bring a bad vibe. Not sure if he belongs any more.

I actually became a Sox fan in September 1970 moving back to Chicago and the new management team came on board. I still miss the Astroturf infield. While I was away six years the Cubs had taken over after being the joke of the NL for years.

We also know that Sheets Trayce and Andrus are must haves going forward. No room for wasting time on prospects or suspects. No room for Colas either.

Jerry is a real estate guy and what has he developed in Bridgeport? Not much but the area has improved a fair amount. They have a great location with potential and a lot of bad perceptions. Moving anywhere would require a lot plus a new plot of land like what the Bears picked up. The odds favor staying put.

Arlington Hts. not likely to welcome the Sox.

They could set up Soldier Field like the Polo Grounds. Foul lines 250 and 550 to CF. Just need Willie Mays Jr. to man CF.

Weather might hold up for a while.

Chiefs by 28. Taylor Swift scores.

So they win in 2018 and fire Bloom who rebuilt the system but no trophy yet.

Trayce Thompson member of the core of horror.

Kopech has an ovarian cyst?

So what is the story here??

The word process implies an orderly plan. Wrong city.

Tim's new wingman. Also pursuing Jose Ramirez. Tim's new

Is this the line for playoff tickets?? Sox are not even the top clown show in town. Go Bears!!

Let's talk Bears!

47% of NFL fans don't care if their team leaves for another city. Perhaps because TV is everywhere.

I think we need to look at cost-cutting and layoffs before we rebuild. For example the vending machine freebies must end right now.

Yes but what is their playoff seeding???

I will be addressed henceforth as The Platform Formerly Known As Soxtalk.

Clev will get some offers. Bauer would be too much added distress.

Has Getz ever built anything?

Still picturing her fat rolls. I would have roasted Fran cheesies in them.

I would pursue him.

Bauer a bridge too far.