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This is gonna suck fretting over. I wish there was simply no doubt who the guy to take at #1 is.

PCA with an RBI single and a walk today. After a putrid start to his season, his line is now up to: .248 .316 .390 .706 Cubs win their ninth game in a row. They are now 26-12, currently tied with the Yankees and Braves for best record in the MLB. When will their pitching injuries catch up with them?

Still sad to look at that 2019 draft… 1.) Adley Rutschman 2.) Bobby Witt Jr. 3.) Andrew Vaughn

Wow.

They’d rather get Leasure back on track in the minors. I’m sure they just see Bido as a guy they can use his arm up in junk time and cut him loose whenever they want for a fresh arm.

Seems like the Sox have zero faith in Leasure. Probably should have dealt him during the offseason after a somewhat decent season.

Agreed. Quero isn’t helping the team or himself right now. Let him get back his confidence in AAA. Stick with Romo as the starter and call up Lee as backup. Reassess when Teal is finally healthy. I haven’t paid enough attention to how he looks but did Quero really gain a decent amount of weight this offseason? I think you are the second poster to say this.

Yep, it sucks. It would have been risky but I wonder what kind of money Mune was initially looking for on a long-term deal before he settled for the 2-year deal? MLBTradeRumors.com’s 8-year, $180 million dollar offseason projection on a long-term contract would look amazing right now. $22.5 million AAV until Mune turns 34, before he gets too old? That would have been a nice deal.

Don’t be a Panican!!!!!!1

Hopefully that is not the case. Although the Romo pickup could be huge if it is. In any case, Quero probably needs to go down regardless. Give Romo a shot as starter and call up Lee to back him up.

Agreed. The Sox seem to treat their injuries like hockey teams would. Like they are at a disadvantage if they give out too much information on an injury.

These comments are a bit sad to see. He still thinks he will be a great player but he’s right that many fans are expecting generational talent.

Finally got his OPS above .700. He is now at a 1.8 bWAR and 1.4 fWAR. That’s the Cubs’ third consecutive walk-off victory, eighth straight win, and 14 victories in a row at Wrigley. 3.5 games above the 2nd place Cardinals. That’s a crazy heater considering their pitching injury woes.

Schriffen already said this earlier. 🤣