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LOL Goodwin has a worse wRC+ than he did in 2019 and his wRC+ this year is only 4 POINTs higher than his career average. Leury Garcia has a worse wRC+ than LAST year, and the 3rd highest of his last 5 years. Billy Hamilton has 107 of the White Sox 3700! PA's and his wRC+ is only 5 points higher than his career average. Adam Engel has 75 PA's and is the only guy you listed that has a better wRC+ than they've had in their career. I've wasted way too much time entertaining your made up "facts".

Who, Jack? Abreu worse year in 3 years. Anderson worse than the past two years Moncada worse than 2019. Please tell me all these over performers. Hendriks blows! Jack was right!

Most teams that win titles never have any breaks go there way and certainly don't have any players over perform their career norms, got it. Another brilliant take. You can't even enjoy a World Series that was a no doubter with a dominant post-season appearance, so I guess we can stop pretending that if they won the title this year you would feel fulfilled. You'd likely just call it luck. I'm still waiting on you to explain how you smoke and mirror your way to the third best wRC+ despite not having 4 of your best bats.

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What does a roster two years later have to do with a roster in that year? They won 90 games the next year. So they went 200-136 over two seasons, winning 60% of their games, and it was all luck. You have become insufferable.

The 2005 White Sox had the best record in baseball for 90% of the season. Is this just you "tempering" your expectations for a team that already won the title? At this point I just feel like you're trolling, and it's not your pessimism any longer but your desire to say irrational things to get a reaction.

Tony has been trying to use him for 2 innings on multiple occasions. I think with the playoffs you can realistically get him up near 80 innings. I think expecting something more than 150 next year was never realistic in the first place given how much they want to baby him.

I think they figure he'll get his innings in like this and they can build him up next year before the season. I saw this a few weeks back with the one inning outings after the injury.

How do you smoke and mirror your way to a wRC+? Please, enlighten me.

ThE WhItE SoX OfFenSe iS TeRrIbLe! # Team G PA HR R RBI SB BB% K% ISO BABIP AVG OBP SLG wOBA xwOBA wRC+ BsR Off Def WAR 1 Page size: 30 items in 1 pages 1 HOU 1416 3936 131 551 529 37 9.4% 19.3% .171 .302 .266 .340 .437 .336 118 -8.7 76.6 3.2 21.6 2 TOR 1417 3611 150 495 473 44 7.9% 21.5% .192 .302 .264 .327 .456 .336 112 -4.3 46.4 -10.1 16.1 3 CHW 1411 3757 108 502 474 41 10.0% 23.4% .163 .310 .252 .335 .415 .327 110 5.6 49.3 -4.0 17.5 except for having the 3rd best wRC+ in baseball despite missing 4 of their best offensive players for much of the year!

The White Sox are fifth in baseball in runs scored and runs per game, so if their offense is terrible than almost all of baseball is apocalypticly bad.

LOL Jack, what is wrong with you?

He isn't throwing strikes and hasn't been throwing them all year. He's been unlucky, sure - his Ground ball rate is absurd - but he's been way off the plate with his misses.

I love the idea of trading for Story because you'd be trading with the Rockies and they haven't won a deal in the history of this regime.

What I meant was great move TLR!

Why was Lucas pulled?

Why would the GM of a team up 9.5 games in their division, and with three all-star calibar players coming back, think it's "not their year?"

LOL Pal, you said they would not bench Hosmer for "utility man" Jake Croenworth. It's OK Caufield, when Hosmer has sat out half the games between now and years end, you can still cling to your Hosmer is a great perspective. You now claiming you said they would always plays Frazier and Croenworth everyday is hilarious. Just look at the two quoted posts.

Anyone know why we didn't get an update on the Padres lineup today from @caulfield12?

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I'm guessing this is a joke, and a decent one at that.

A 26 year old catcher in AAA and a 21 year old with a 336 OPS at A Ball. Neither in the top prospects of the brewers system.

Don't think the farm system is holding them back from getting Escobar.

His ground ball rate is great, and he's been unlucky there, but he just can't throw strikes. He's lost this year with the strike zone and I have my doubts that he finds it.

As the biggest Bummer excuse maker on this forum this year, I have to say I think he's broken for this year. He's not done going forward, but I don't think he fixes whatever is ailing him within this season - you can't count on him anymore imo.