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Look at Ray Ray Run

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  1. Could not disagree more. He broke off, didn't impede with his glove. Sometimes that happens to you as a center fielder, and you have to make that play. No contact was made and andujar honestly wasn't even close to him. Played center field for 17 years of my life and never would blame my rf there
  2. Lol stone and benetti have lost their minds. Andujar broke off when he heard him and somehow gets the error because of Gardner shark arms. Embarrassingly bad call. Thats 100% on the cfer. Hit him In the damn glove
  3. I like taking carlos out. He doesn't need to push 110 pitches every damn start. Great game, bring in michasl
  4. Looks like Carlos is back at NC state his sophomore year.
  5. Tlr just didn't get his guys ready to play today!!!
  6. Tim hasn't had a hit since tlr ruined his passion and attacked his guy. Unreal!
  7. @Green Line Should I make the font bigger too for you buddy?
  8. So you can't read either? Good to know.
  9. Oh my ????? Yes, I was fooled by the fake tweet I made myself ?????
  10. Watched a lot of Monty this year. The sox are going to tee off second time through
  11. Tim is a professional, and the last thing he'll do is publicly state he hates any person in leadership The guy said he loved renteria and was very upset when he was gone. Chitown told us renteria was the worst and didn't know how to run a club house. With Tony, Tim said he doesn't listen to him and chitow is celebrating his leadership. The internet is an amazing place lol
  12. Rodon stuff is absurd tonight.
  13. Tony is like dad and we're the bad kids who don't listen. Somehow saying that means they don't listen to Tony is spinning.
  14. This is the second time my guy wsox1993 has attempted to let me in on my own joke and I appreciate him for that lol
  15. Well yes, I do because I made it. Thanks for letting me know my own fake tweet was fake though.
  16. To be fair, you said nothing was as grueling, not simply that it was. You couldn't pay me a million a year to be a mover or to wash dishes for 10 hours in a dish room with no ac.
  17. I just want to clarify, we're not talking about pitchers when discussing grueling are we? These nerds? https://twitter.com/WillFlemming/status/1395537110271201283?s=20 https://twitter.com/WillFlemming/status/1395537110271201283?s=20 https://twitter.com/WillFlemming/status/1395537110271201283?s=20
  18. The weekend is here, and I'm going to gruelingly open a beer right now, smoke some good stuff, and relax with the wife out of town for the weekend! Wish me luck!
  19. Gotta agree with Vulture here. Baseball was fun, even during 100 game summers as a midwest kid who was forced to pile all the games into a short window to get reps. Doing physical labor everyday in the heat (like a roofer) or how about a mover is substantially harder. The work day for many people in this country is like 10 hours on your feet grinding away for nothing. Baseball players can go out and get hammered every night and you don't lift much during season for the most part. It might be 6-8 hours at a ball park but it's not all spent on your feet or anything of the likes. Calling it the most grueling thing seems a bit crazy. Working in an amazon factory (read Fulfillment) is substantially worse on the mind and the body for example. Either way, silly argument all around which is why I loved chiming in with my pointless opinion!
  20. I couldn't have said it better, Tim!
  21. Yeah, and they wouldn't have even almost missed the playoffs under the old playoff format either. They were - if I remember correctly - 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 games up on the next seed.
  22. This was just snippets of three pages of a "Renteria" search of your name last year. The three pages barely cover a month and the Sox were dominating (better record than now) despite being an incomplete roster; nearly everyday something was all Renteria's fault. 75+ posts. This year? Nothing bad to say about the manager despite him actually being atrocious. It is absolutely baffling.
  23. Guy, you were ripping Renteria every single game of the regular season. And the White Sox are much better situated for post-season baseball this year as they actually have a third starter to use in a series. I can't wait to read your nonsense about how the Sox won because of LaRussa and not because they were simply a bit constructed team. Ricky's team exceeded expectations much more than this White Sox team possibly could under LaRussa. Sox got some experience, and now are built to have a long series, but yes... that's all because of LaRussa over Renteria. SMH
  24. Yes, and I agree with that too. Renteria was pacing in the dugout with his hands on his knees sweating like Jerry Reinsdorf in front of a checkbook, and you just can't have that nonsense in post-season baseball. Manager has to be calm and not looking like he's about to hyperventilate. It's just a shame that now they got a guy who has only come out of the dugout once this season and it was too attack his own player and defend the opponent.

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