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Copy that. Looked like a few to Seby were pretty enticing

At the game so not always easy to tell, but sure seems like Civale is hanging a lot of pitches.

Only me and Travis Hafner know the answer to that question...

I've played on teams where bad managers are making bad decisions and yes, everyone knows it and it brings everyone down. That being said you're right, it seemingly effecting them this much is quite alarming.

The approach with runners in scoring position is just horrid. It's like they turn off their brains at the worst moments.

Was there for the bar crawl tonight and watched BP. Some notes of interest: Romy was crushing bombs in BP, looked great. Nice to see him follow through in the game. Kopech looked healthy running down fly balls. Hope they're right and he pitches in Seattle. Moncada took BP, did not look great. Not hitting the ball with any authority. It was nice to see Cairo in the outfield with the boys running around with a fungo having a good time. It's very refreshing. Crowd was electric and I'm starting to invest again after giving up after the Kopech/KC disaster.

No. I'll be emailing Brooks shortly. Will only renew if there is a new manager. It won't be hard this is the first time we've had them since 09. We have tickets for Friday we don't even want. I have no desire to watch this team in person sans Cease, Abreu, Cueto and Vaughn.

How bad is it that I don't even really care? Watch this team get hot as hell now that the Tim Anderson show is on hiatus.

3 hitters in they look absolutely awful.

This team will never win if they have to simultaneously defeat the opposing team and their own manager.

100 percent predictable from Ruiz thus far.

La Russa makes around 9 or 10 headscratching/awful decisions each game. But one of these teams plays like they want to win and the other looks like they couldn't care less.

To be fair, it's more entertaining than this team right now.

This is 100 percent what I plan on doing. First season tix we've bought since around 08 or 09. I plan on chatting with Brooks or someone to let them know why and I'd love to see others do the same.

If you're gonna sell you need to get mlb ready talent in return. A retool for next year as opposed to a rebuild. Trade off one of Lynn or Giolito with Hendriks and maybe Pollock and/or Burger. Of course this is all a moot point because I knew this rebuild would lead here and I know they'll fail at this too. I just don't know where else to go with my Fandom. Milwaukee?

Why run on the 1st pitch? Let Jose hit with a runner on and if he falls behind then send Robert. Especially after a walk like that.

We just took our 4 year old to his first game a few weeks ago. A weekday game is definitely the way to go. Make sure to get that 1st game certificate is left center field and yes, I believe we got him up to meet southpaw in around the 4th inning. Enjoy!

Anyone want some season tickets?

Hahaha they're so bad in every way. Nice to see a how an intelligent manager can contribute. Thank you Texas.

I was at this game too. Which is still one of my favorite regular season ballgames. That 2003 season has a lot of similarities to me with this season.

I knew that was coming before the pitch. If these guys can't think for themselves give him the take sign there.

Not to get off the Sheets demotion but mlb network has been torching the White Sox all day for that walk yesterday......so there's that.

Come on.....Mlb almost destroyed itself with a lockout, can't decide on a juiced ball or a dead one, and alienated it's fan base with the appletv deal but somehow it's competent enough to racially engineer it's work force? Mlb teams have been sending coaching camps for kids into inner city neighborhoods for years. There are a lot of reasons younger African American kids aren't playing baseball at the same rate they once did but mlb marketing is not one of them. Major League Baseball is equally incompetent to all of its fans.

Nice to see our guys have a pulse.

I hate that this is happening in our city but I also hate when people ignore it. I think a good time can still be had in Chicago but now is the time to be as vigilant as ever wherever you are.