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Timmy must have heard me! Thanks

TA7 mic'd up too?? Jesus i'm in heaven.

Welcome back Yoyo! Mercedes would not have made that play.

Sippin' on Trulys (don't hate) in the man cave watching the Sox. Finally back to how things should be. COVID ain't got shit on me.

Man I hope not. Do they really think Madrigal is not ready or do they want to hold him back for service time?

I hate to wish ill will on people BUT If Mazara is out due to whatever reason that most likely means Leury in right and Madrigal guaranteed on the opening day roster.

Prior to last nights game the Sox were underdogs against the Twins on opening day (+125) and now they are favored to win. (-120) I know it's just what the bookies think on paper, but if we are the favorites against the Twins... It's gonna be a fun 60 games.

What is with Jason's obsession of Corn Island. This is the 3rd time lol

The heads up contact through the right side with the runner on first going, and then right after the smart base running tagging up to second really sold me on Madrigal today. I love the way he plays. Cease's stuff also looks great.

YoYo?

Not until October

I don't know who was higher, Bill or myself, but definitely one of my favorite broadcasts. Hope he comes back to sit in.

Vaughns right hand going over the first base line there scared me a bit

Robert ~5ft short of a homer to right center

White Sox Record: 38-22 Positives: -Nomar Mazara will finally breakthrough the mediocre start to his career and have a stellar offensive impact. -Yermin Mercedes will get a spot on the roster and manage to do some damage with his few at bats. -Abreu will surprise people and not regress from last year -Robert will win a gold glove & ROY -Giolito CY Young. Watch the changeup. Negatives: -Madrigal has a slow year MLB general predictions: -~10 teams will allow some capacity of fans at some point. (All postseason teams will as well) ~Field of Dreams game will have tickets but have fun with the price tag. Because of the awful optics of the season negotiations, the rising age of the average MLB fan, and poor revenue their will be some big announcements this off season with the biggest 2 being: -Automated strike zone 2022 -2 team MLB expansion announced going into effect 2023-2025. (Las Vegas and either Charlotte or Nashville)

Yea it was a close pitch so who knows. Regardless, Giolito's stuff today looked great.

Jason said 12 in a row retired I believe. Edit: I remember that at bat. Pretty sure it was a called third strike to end the 1st.

First pitch right now

Here's the Youtube link for those of you without the app/NBC

https://mobile.twitter.com/whitesox/status/1282032723805208577

Looks like lots of people already planning it. Last time I was in Milwaukee I saw Buehrle hit his only career home run. Will be a fun series.

So even by optimistic timelines let's say we have a vaccine early 2021. Next year can we have fans? How do you prove those who come to games are vaccinated? What if there is a new strain or virus? Do we just cancel large events forever due to the chance of 1 person out of 35,000 potentially carrying something?

Wow this is amazing for those of us willing to take the risk. Beyond the obvious question of how this would be implemented/enforced what is the MLB's stance on this? I thought in the announcement no fans were allowed, or did they say it is up to individual teams?