Look at Ray Ray Run

When my wife catches me doing something I know is borderline wrong, I typically also get incredibly defensive and start swearing so now I am 100% convinced they were. When I'm not wrong, i always react calmly and don't even address her nonsense. Guilty!

Pal, I can change that real quick! People take this all a bit too seriously. Hopefully when TLR starts the hot dog vendor in LF tonight we can all wish him the best.

As I got older and became an employee, I started to respect Jerry the boss quite a bit. He is a really loyal guy which hurts his product, but you damn well can guarantee I wish I worked for a boss like him. He has taken care of 99.9% of his employees during the pandemic, and overall seems like a real supportive guy to have in your corner. Is he a good baseball owner as a fan, no.. not really, but he seems like a pretty honest man when it comes to his treatment of employees and that's really all you can ask of your employer as you get older. Seeing how the Cubs, for example, are making their alternate site guys pay for their housing and exploit every loophole to screw employees out of money, and their own players, I can't help but appreciate how Jerry has handled the pandemic even more. Even Jerry being reluctant to sign 16 year olds isn't tied to risk as much as it's tied to him not liking the system (especially since he got burned by his own "employee" exploiting international kids) and how it treats those people. I'm not always proud of the on-the-field product, but I do appreciate how he runs the organization much more employee-friendly than many others do. Loyalty to me is really honorable, even if it means Lyle Muton may be the Sox GM one day.

IWULT: Hello, mr FBI? I want to report an internet post. FBI: Did he threaten you or your family with bodily harm in a way that can be considered legitimate? IWULT: No but.. FBI: Did he violate your privacy, hack you, or destroy/damage your equipment or use this post to commit fraud? IWULT: No but.. FBI: Did it contain CP or other illegal imagery? IWULT: NO! He wished the manager of my baseball team death tonight while he sleeps! FBI: Get a load of this guy everyone... hahahahahaha *CLICK*

To be fair, at least he wished a peaceful death. Even in the heat of the moment, CWS didn't want Tony to feel the pain Tony made him feel. Honestly think this is all being a bit overblown. It was a shitty thing to say, but I asked Chitown and he said it was just good natured ribbing in his opinion.

LOL What? The police should be involved in someone's weird internet wishes? Guy didn't say he was going to kill him. You going to report CWS to the FBI? Please, when they respond with a message laughing at you can you paste it here for us all to get a nice laugh out of?

Maybe CWS worked at Tony's animal rescue and is upset at his treatment of employees and got a bit emotional. ?

? Really? I think it's honestly more sad that it made news outside the forum than it is sad that someone said it. People have way too much time on their hands.

This is just wrong given that I asked why he was coming out for the 7th at all. The guy was gassed the previous inning. That was pretty obvious. I rarely ever complain about pulling a starter "too early" and my rule for starters (especially early in the season) is if one hitter can put your pitch count north of a comfortable level then they absolutely should not start the inning. And you're completely ignoring the fact that the pitcher HIMSELF said he was gassed after the 6th. That's something a manager should know.

Listen buddy, I don't think that crosses the line, guy. I hope you can move past that verbiage champ, but if not I wish you nothing but the best pal.

Let me ask you this as a follow up: How many managers do you think exist in the modern game that do not ask their pitcher how they're feeling before sending them back out to start an inning at 95 pitches?

His starting pitcher last night basically said the guy put me back out there when I had nothing left in the tank, and then let me ride on E until I ran out of gas and nearly combusted. Tony, even after the game sitting at the podium did not know that Giolito was out of gas. James fegan said, I spoke with Giolito after the game and he said he was gassed. Tony responded, after saying he felt good about giolito over and over again, by saying "he said that?" Even after the game was over, Tony had no idea what his players were thinking of feeling. Does that sound like a guy who is 3 or 4 steps ahead of anyone that isn't in a wheelchair?

I'm around 10000% sure Tim anderson has a green light and is not instructed to steal

Why does the pen need to be saved? You don't mind not talking to your player and asking him how he feels before sending him out for another inning at 95 pitches? The bullpen will be used much more if giolito gets hurt. The time to see if he can "battle" through fatigue is absolutely not an April game vs the worst team in baseball.

Guy, his own player said he was gassed lol. What more do you want to hear? His OWN player second guessed him.

Guys, we're down three. If we can just string together 5 more singles here, we'll tie the game. Let's do this!

Looking for a single down three in the eighth with the tying run up is the funniest serious answer I've seen from a manager in a long time

To further this, Tony literally responded by saying "he said that?" In a frustrated way

How do you not check with your starter before sending him back out there when he has thrown 95 pitches. Amazing

Tony looked pissed that giolito said that. That's shocking.

Wow, giolito threw him under the bus

It became even worse when I remembered that. So inexcusable. It's honestly like he fell asleep.

I forgot Gonzalez is on the team too so you could have actually hit vuaghn and Collins there. Amazing

Larussa is an entire other level of bad