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To the person bumping this post after the no-no, no where does it say Rodon is bad. It clearly says Rodon will be fine if he stays healthy, but the big question with Carlos is health. It's April 15th. I'm rooting for Carlos as much as anyone to stay healthy, but let's not celebrate the guys season in the middle of April. The problem with trusting Rodon is trusting his arm to hold up over 160+ innings (as I clearly wrote here). I hope more than anything he stays healthy, and consistent. This type of performance has ALWAYS been something Carlos was capable of when healthy, I say that right in the post. I'm happy for the guy after all he's gone through, but I'm not ready to celebrate his season on April 15th.

Took that last sentence to mean it's a bummer but I wasn't trying to get hit. If you don't recognize the pitch you're probably not gonna move your back foot. Seems hard to believe he didn't know it was a perfect game lol but you never know

Getting hit in the foot by a ball going 85+mph doesn't feel good.

Guy did nothing wrong, and even was kind of cool about it post game.

Happy for Zack. Guy is better than people give him credit for and clearly has worked his ass off at it.

His stuff, velocity wise is as good as 23 year old Carlos. Now he has two other pitches in addition to the slider. Just hope he stays healthy. Always been the problem. Nc state ran him into the ground

Lets just stay health Carlos! That's all its ever been for you. Hes matured as a pitcher too and his stuff is better than ever. Stay healthy los!

Not at the table, Carlos! Lets go.

Carrasco but yeah, that too.

His manager is a cancer survivor and in an at risk class. But please, go off about how he shouldn't have had to follow protocols to protect people like his manager. But somehow it's not bad because he knows first hand how bad it was and still ignored it lol And then he lied to his manager and teammates about it, possibly exposing his at risk manager.

We would have heard how Williams just made a catch vaughn couldn't get too from some posters here after that play lol

Maybe he'll make a Instagram live video about it! Plesac such a douche,

guy is 29 years old with a career MLB OPS of 619. I think he's better than that 619 now, but not by a huge amount. He's a nice fourth outfielder, not someone you need to rely on every single day imo.

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You actually literally can.

Tony is all about getting his guys ready for the 7th, 8th, and 9th innings. Thats how he manages. Getting them ready to lose.

LaRussa just has no idea what he's doing. Williams and Lamb hitting in the 10th representing the tying run. I just dont get it.

Agreed. No idea why he's taken the 10th twice now.

Why is nick Williams batting. This is amazing

Hes had multiple inning outings and the white sox have said they view him as a starter in the future. As I said.

Hes a reliever because you think he is? The sox clearly don't view him as a reliever going forward. They want to build his innings since, again, there was no college or minor league season last year. Hating on crochet is hilarious

Maybe because he's a 6'6 lefty who throws in the upper 90s and is in the big leagues despite having zero junior year of college or minor league experience? Lol Just a hunch. But I guess he sucks because he gave up one hard hit ball in the stupid ass 10th inning

Why is it an advantage? This only makes sense if the logic is you have a lefty specialist in the pen, you can get 1 out and he only has to get 2. Those guys don't exist really and I don't understand how it's an advantage.