Autumn Dreamin

More hard contact from Elko and Meidroth, both 101+ EV

Sox hard hit balls go into gloves, but this BS contact falls for hits lol

Vargas wins AL Player of the Week honors. Smith with some competition for the Sox ASG rep if he stays hot?

I think an out call would have stood too.

25+ innings without a walk, you love to see it

O's turn 14 hits into just 3 runs (15 LOB) and a blown save for their 4th loss in a row. 15-28 record, worst run diff in the AL and second worst in the league after the Rockies

Wolkow HR for the 3rd game in a row

At least we have Vargas

Momentum really turned on that Swanson flop at 2nd lol

Inning over with the lead if Thaiss just holds on to the ball. You're here to help a young staff, you have to make that play.

PC-Oh no

Attaboy Shane, get the bats back out there.

Crochet vs. Sale tonight

You love to see it

10. Chicago White Sox – RHP Kyson Witherspoon, Oklahoma If this year’s draft plays out how we think it will, the Chicago White Sox will have plenty of options available for them at pick number 10 overall. The perfect solution for them, however, is Kyson Witherspoon, a right-handed starting pitcher who has been one of the bigger risers on recent boards. Witherspoon possesses a dynamic arsenal, headlined by his devastating four-seamer and slider combination. His fastball can nearly touch triple-digits, giving it great results. His slider is devastating, as he goes right after hitters with the pitch. With his slider playing more like a hard cutter, the pitch tunnels well off his fastball, being a key part of his success. He also throws a changeup and curveball, but uses them significantly less than the four-seamer and slider. With the White Sox focusing heavily on pitching in recent drafts, while also having their hitting prospects excel in 2025, it seems likely they may go the pitching route again. If so, Witherspoon is the perfect choice. https://www.justbaseball.com/mlb-draft/just-baseball-2025-mlb-mock-draft/

Lots of focus on the swing tweaks, but wow does Colson's approach look much more like it used to since his return to Charlotte. I think he's only chased maybe 2 pitches out of the zone, and I don' think I've seen him whiff or watch a strike at all. Back to fouling stuff off until he gets what he wants. Clearing his head for a bit might have been as beneficial as anything else he did in AZ.

He's a 6'7" RHRP, primarily sinker/slider, tops out around 97. Hard changeup at 89-90. Good results in the hitter friendly PCL. 20 Ks to 8 BB, 5/6 on saves this season.

Capra fills the 40, so someone's out I guess

So likeable on and off the field

AL Win-tral? Every ALC team has a winning record in May. Sox now just two games behind the O's, who they visit at the end of the month.