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  1. sox      cleveland   GB
    current 74-70   current 76-66 -3.0
               
    3-0 77-70   0-5 76-71 ahead 1.0
    3-0 77-70   1-4 77-70 tied
    3-0 77-70   2-3 78-69 -1.0
    3-0 77-70   3-2 79-68 -2.0
    3-0 77-70   4-1 80-67 -3.0
    3-0 77-70   5-0 81-66 -4.0
               
    2-1 76-71   0-5 76-71 tied
    2-1 76-71   1-4 77-70 -1.0
    2-1 76-71   2-3 78-69 -2.0
    2-1 76-71   3-2 79-68 -3.0
    2-1 76-71   4-1 80-67 -4.0
    2-1 76-71   5-0 81-66 -5.0
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  2. You literally can play tennis with a pacemaker.   pacemakerclub.com

    Of course that assumes that you were playing before.

    The old joke:  after hand surgery, the  patient asks the doctor, will I be able to play the piano?.  The doctor replies, "of course".  The patient says to the doctor, "You're a miracle worker...I couldn't play before"

    In 2015, about 3,000,000 had pacemakers and the number keeps climbing.;

  3. 2 hours ago, HahnsKiddieTable said:

    Listening to Whitesox Talk Podcast this morning and Garfein is saying his pacemaker was put in during spring training and something happened on August 30th that concerned doctors that required an adjustment to it. 
     

    This in itself is a concern. The ownership allowed this guy to manage all season after an operation like that….wtf no wonder he is mr mumbles this season and seems so out of it. The dude should not be allowed back in the dugout simply whatsoever 

    not correct: "The ownership allowed this guy to manage all season after an operation like that"

    From someone who has one.  The "operation" is literally no big deal.  Some people even go home the same day; most stay one night and go home in the morning.  Hard to call it an operation; it's really more like a procedure.  400,000 pacemakers are implanted each year in US

  4. Pacemaker comments from someone who has one.

    The key thing is to know which type.  On a simplistic level, there's a basic pacemaker which helps people like me with a-fib to stay in regular heart rhythm.  There's also the pacemaker/defibrillator  which can shock you back into rhythm.  Obviously, this version is used for more severe underlying conditions.

    The procedure itself is very simple and is usually done under light general anesthesia.  A circular disk goes under the skin just below the shoulder and wires run from the disk to heart wall.  Overnight your heart is monitored and if everything is okay, you go home the next morning.  I was told to take it very easy for 4-5 days, then easy for a couple of weeks, then live my life  - just nothing to strenuous for a while.

    Many people commented about Tony's low energy level.  That likely will get a better if the underlying condition isn't too bad. 

    We don't know enough to really speculate on the course of his recovery.

     

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  5. I'm old enough, barely, to remember seeing Ted Williams and the shift.  My recollection is there were three infielders on the right side, but none of them were 40 feet into the outfield.  I'd prefer a rule that allows has many players as a team wants on one side of the infield but that one foot must be on the dirt at the time of the pitch.

  6. 3 hours ago, southsider2k5 said:

    So Tony didn't believe or realize there was a problem, yet called a meeting about it, even though he didn't agree with it. Also Chicago media didn't see fit to apparently ask any of the obvious follow up questions  that this statement should have generated. 

    What the actual fuck.

    How do we know what he did or didn't believe or realize because he didn't say it to the press.  What counts are the private locker room conversations

  7. 1 hour ago, HOFHurt35 said:

    Well, maybe we should also question the Dodgers and their evaluations because they also took Kimbrel off our hands (who flat out sucks). 

    The only difference is the Dodgers have the capital not only with $$$ but with their farm system to be able to absorb dumb decisions. 

     

    Who's ahead now

    Cubs with madrigal 

    Dodgers with Kimbrel

    Sox with pollock

    Long term it comes down to crochet as the Sox clearly have best 2022 player

     

     

     

  8. Sox are playing at a 100 win game pace in the month of May.   

    The Sox have the 4th best record of any American league in the month of May

    1. Houston 16-6, 727

    2. Minn 14-7, 667

    2. NYY 14-7 .667

    4. SOX 13-8 .619 (a 619 win percent is exactly a 100 game tempo).  Sox were 8-12 in April which was 11th place.

    On this page you can see standings and scores for any date back through 1871:   https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/?month=4&day=30&year=2022

  9. 9 minutes ago, JoshPR said:

    So 2 of 3 games on freaking streaming services with bad announcing. Tell you Chris young sucked on Friday. Totally terrible and a Fucking red Sox homer. Fuck you Manfred. Guess I'll get my updates from you fine folks

    It's Stone and Benetti, with Euclis, on NBC.  It was just the pre-game that was only on Peacock.

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