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I would name Hahn Director of Parking and Concessions. A leap of faith but I think he could master that. ? Baseball Ops is where they need a man or ma'am with a plan.

I would send him home to his mom. One more year then he can retire for good.

They should rename the IL in honor of this guy.

There are many jobs to protect. This is serious stuff. I would blame the fans for not supporting the team and bringing negative sign energy to the park when they do come out. Perhaps a petition for self-contraction would be in order.

Jay Cuda is a Sox Killer.

Rick Hahn has been tanking for years with very little credit. He is a wealthy man. It is the White Sox Way.

Opera or no I do not watch fat ladies sing.

That game will start in a rain delay. Uhhhhh not exactly it is not starting at all.

Sheets is not even getting a participation trophy.

Elvis has left the building.

High contact lineup.

What happened?

Andrew getting it done let's not hate on him guys.

He needs a better beard trim. New look for a reborn career.

I did a new version of that famous song, unreleased. 'I Left My Crowns In A Dells Candy Shop.' It's on the dark web.

Like we have never seen mopey Sox teams before who act like they are sleep-walking to the bank.

I would be more concerned about facing his mom. She doesn't like us.

Wonder if batting coaches study Bummer to learn how to turn ground balls into hits?

I like Sox runs.

No clue why some parks have three decks in the OF. If that is retro I will pass.

Same here Lord protect my ear drums.

We can safely expect Rick to bobble the ball again. Women's soccer is a thing right now let's enjoy.

Eloy more or less tries to play and be productive. A couple of other IF's aren't really helping much and may wish to move on. You have to distinguish these things and themes.

I like when there are so many pop-ups you cannot read the article as I remind myself no free lunch. My two subscriptions are Wapo and New Yorker.

My favorite bat gate by far was when Sammy's bat exploded and they found a cork factory inside. The guy who used to rig the bats was in Chicago and they should have turned his home into a museum. These bats dated back farther than people realize. Norm Cash once made a career tribute to corked bats and expansion pitching.