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why is he talking about Tim lol

"a couple things I wanna mention" you don't fuckin say, bob

that was a terrible story, steve. there's a baseball game going on.

as soon as Peters stopped bunting every at bat, he started hitting doubles and batting above .300

i've seen more novelty scorebugs this season than in all my years combined of watching sox broadcasts. are they doing this because nobody watches the white sox but might tune in to hear boob costas ramble about guys who played 40 years ago?

Just unbelievable. And he fell? He's not even old! What a terrible loss for the sport, for the City, for the fans, for his family of course.

He reminds me so much of Zach Remillard. It’s shocking he made the mlb team.

What the f***?

Are you still on this? “Under-qualified” the only qualification is to have played professional baseball at some point. The Sox could’ve hired the guy everybody on this board wanted (the one with no pro ball experience) and he could’ve brought us to the promise land of a $400mil payroll and a worse record than what we got presently. Ya know, the Mets might be an OK team if they stopped jettisoning all their useful pitchers to the White Sox. I wonder why they do that. It’s literally because their GM can’t evaluate talent unless it’s Juan Soto.

Mr sandman, bring me a dream

this was the only highlight I saw from tonight's game lol. figured our guys would touch up Painter though. despite being a top prospect for the past decade and having an excellent name which leads one to believe he's paint(er)in' corners and K'in' guys, he's never actually looked that good to me at any level. I'm pretty sure his prospect status comes from having a cool name and not because of the 69 grade fastball or whatever. jake gone absolutely destroyed that ball though. lookin like a half swing, just rolled out of bed and sent it to the second deck. love to see he's actually producing at the MLB level and having a crowded infield is such a treat. I've said for several years now, I thought he was the pick we should've made that year and I was pleased we drafted him. There are some better players in that draft that might've been on the Sox radar (McGonigle, Nimmala, Eldridge, our friend Grant Taylor...Tommy Troy is kinda balling), but Enrique Bradfield and Gonzalez were the guys I specifically liked and Gonzalez is not disappointing. He genuinely seemed to turn a corner because he's been god awful in the minors. Good God almighty, are the Chicago White Sox developing hitters? I'm not getting my hopes up yet but it's close.

on base 6 times is crazy work

since when does YoYo play for the Twins?

A babip merchant turned 30.

Never cared for Costas but this is pretty cool imo.

I thought appreciation threads came after a player departs. Like we need a Lenny Sosa appreciation thread.

6 months from now he’s going to have an “emergency” operation and have his tonsils taken out.

lol

why is my dad pitching for the sox in the 8th?

lol I'm home at 11:00 and it's only the 7th inning. I love west coast games.

the count is 1-2 but I hear fireworks outside. befuddling.

Jose hit 13 HRs in 1539 plate appearances in the minors.

That Antonacci comp to J Ram is perfect.

Wouldn't give up real future assets for a run this season. Would trade Dominguez (if he has any value). They should do whatever builds on this momentum.

wait what Interesting imagery aside, picking up guys like Bryan Hudson is a way better strategy than signing middle relievers like Kendall Graveman to multi-year deals. Use limited funds elsewhere than on players who may or may not actually contribute. Our waiver wire guys look arguably better than our well-paid closer The Cubs did that this offseason and every single one of those guys is on the DL. They’re still winning games, but they’re a much scarier team if they consolidate the pennies they spent on various bullpen pieces into signing a position player, ie Tucker.