KipWellsFan

Eder has pitched less than 9 innings and Jake Burger's sample size is also super small. So let's not get ahead of ourselves.

I thought this was a discussion about Colas? P.S. Did he actually get optioned? Or bad reporting?

A reminder that Gavin Sheets has only 33 plate appearances this year.

Who will be the 2024 White Sox All-Star Representative?

This might make you feel good to say, but he's one of the best we got. *gulps*

Random thoughts... Gavin Sheets WAS a high draft pick, and Jose Valentin was decidedly better than replacement level.

This is going on 4 years of this message board debating whether it's the players faults, trainers faults, coaches fault, whether guys are too muscular, etc. etc. etc. I'm just ready to start with a whole new group of dudes.

This is a desastre personal...

Damn...

Who cares.

What actually happened to Eloy? Did he get hurt running to first base again?

Not made up: "To generate the playoff odds, we take the current standings, the remaining schedule, and each team's projected performance. We use those inputs to simulate the remaining season 20,000 times. We aggregate these outcomes to find the probability of winning the division or a Wild Card spot, along with winning the World Series and various playoff rounds. If a team has a 90% chance to make the playoffs it means that 18,000 out of the 20,000 simulated seasons end with the team making the playoffs." MLB Playoff Odds | FanGraphs Baseball

I think Moncada could have a solid season, but any potential return to 2019 form is a pipedream.

This is fun. f*** it.

I think Eloy is close to replacement level when he plays DH. So, I have a hard time caring...

Essentially the Sox have to win 40 games and they won't be the worst in the modern era. We're going to win a lot more than 40 games.

Kopech's FIP last year was more than a point higher than that of Touki Toussaint, Jose Urena, Jesse Scholtens, and Lance Lynn. In short he was awful, and must have been in competition for the worst starting pitcher in all of baseball.

At some point you have to have some pride and make the guy earn a spot in the starting rotation. I'm cool with this.

Cheers to 30+ starts 3 years in a row. In this day and age... not bad!

Then again...

I don't know much about projections, but Baseball Reference actually projects Chuckie to have the highest OPS of our 4 catching contenders.

Maybe a classic White Sox player or players would be cool. Like Frank Thomas, Minnie Minoso and Mark Buehrle or somesuch.

It really isn't unreasonable to get a webcast of some kind. Some of the most minor sports around do it.

Do we really trust defensive metrics yet? While they sometimes seem to get the larger picture right, the numbers seem so inconsistent. A player will be in like the 3rd percentile for OAA one year and then in the 99th percentile the next year...