hankchifan

While issuing 11 walks to the Tigers tonight.

It’s hard to walk when we don’t take many pitches. We are in swing mode regardless of who is pitching.

If we would have taken every slider , we would have been better off, as we could not hit them anyway. But our guys don’t seem to recognize the slider.

Maybe he has some tapeworms sharing the food. He is pretty thin otherwise.

Pedro should have brought him in to pitch to Baez, who is strike out prone, but Giolito did not have strike out stuff tonight.

Lucas had already dodged a bullet in the 3rd with the double play after 3walks. Someone should have been warming up after that.

We keep swinging at sliders out of the zone, which has been a Sox Achilles Heel all season long.

Particularly on the fourth Tigers run, no business for Giolito been still in the game. He had nothing left.

Grifol has no sense of urgency. Doesn’t show any emotion, low energy. Our HO is incompetent. TLR and now Grifol bad job.

Vaughn live is like slow motion for most other players.

7 walks and two clock violations are not going to cut it. 92 mph Fastballs catching the whole plate are not going to cut it. Giolito should have been out of this game earlier.

And 0 of 4 at Detroit would be the dagger and the nails in the coffin.

And in a blowout for Sox standards.

Trade for The unnecessary Kimbrel was bad. Should have spent on more urgenty needed lefty outfielder instead. Madrigal would have been a more serviceable second baseman than what we have now.. Hiring TLR was also a bad move that set us back as well.

Time to switch to a chicken sandwich.

The man bun was affecting his release point.

Burger is wearing out the Sombrero.

It payed to be more patient. Both walks scored. This is what we have been missing.

You can tell that Frazier not been with theSox long. He worked a count and took a Walk, and then stole second. Romy failed to move him over to third…

It is so frustrating watching the Sox inability to adjust. Not working counts. Swinging at pitches out of the zone and striking out. Refusing to take walks. Sheets struck out swinging at a ball above his head.

Bordering on Sunday lineup.

He has three speeds: Slow, Slower, and Slowest.

And an opportunity for the Platinum Sombrero.

It never ends. Sox should be renamed the Chicago Frail Sox.

Stand corrected. The Platinum Sombrero man.