JoeC

Say what you will, but these are mistakes Benetti would never make in a thousand years.

Thus, if the taxpayers are going to subsidize anything, let JR sell tax free today. Cheaper than a ballpark, and would instantly improve the competitive landscape of the team

Remember that we’re paying both at the same time right now

Quite fathomable with this team

In some cases, debatably.

Logic checks out.

I am sadly considering this question far too deeply

I’d rather spend the public money on paying for his capital gains so he can sell the team now, as long as no public money is used on the construction of the new stadium for the next ownership group. the sale money gets put into a trust so JR doesn’t get a cent of it - only his kids when he dies.

Actually looked it up myself. Basically in line….

What’s his OPS when not facing the Sox?

And two of those guys are probably AA guys.

Was this meant to be a joke? Seems like this is actually a fair question.

Rewind to 2019: ”by 2024, Yoan Moncada will be the best player on the White Sox.”

Or the old, “KC put up a 10 spot on us. You guys must really suck if you only put up 8.”

https://theathletic.com/1750136/2020/04/16/stark-the-home-run-that-broke-baseball-reference/ would imagine it is similar to this

The optimist in me thinks they’ve identified a flaw in his swing they’re trying to get him to correct. realistically, it’s probably just personal.

Because we need one, I guess? Hopefully Crochet can keep up any modicum of his performance. Losing is funny but not fun.

Press conferences.

Probably the only way to fire Grifol this year is to have Getz pull double duty and also be the midseason replacement

This offense strikes fear into pitchers. unfortunately it’s our own pitchers

Who's the "they" in this statement?

With the Robert injury, does this mean we're 30 now?

Must be bad if they didn't even wait the customary 5 days before sending him to the IL.

This needs to become a banner

Can we put a ballot measure out there that, for 30% of the cost of a stadium, we'd waive the capital gains tax on the next Sox sale? Then watch Jerry cash in, tax-free, to someone rich AND (hopefully) competent?