WhiteSox2023

I wonder if @WestEddy and @poppysox have pulled their rip cords on this team yet.

I never noticed him at any Cubs games. He always goes to a ton of Sox home games.

Pretty sure he missed the word “haven’t”.

So Jerry finally forced even M&M jacket guy to change teams after all of these years? Amazing.

Flexen with a final line that looks similar to how bad he was last year.

Don’t forget about the offense — strikeouts and groundouts equal fun!

Exactly. If you saw the obvious with what Getz was building over the offseason you wouldn’t be upset right now.

Soroka, Fedde, Flexen and pray for death.

No, still bad.

Homer hope.

Any pitcher can look good for a few innings at a time. Flexen is washed.

Impressive amount of fail that inning. This lineup is putrid.

Don’t forget tray. He said Eloy wasn’t injury-prone, yet it only took him 3 days to go to the IR this year.

I didn’t say a good AAA lineup. ?

Bottom five is a AAA lineup.

He should replace the Adidas logo on his gloves with this medic logo…

Exactly, and then the Sox end up with the second and third tier free agents that you want to DFA after their first or second season (Keuchel, Benintendi, Eaton, Lynn (after extension), etc.). These guys are a long fall from Machado and Harper. I will never believe the Sox will spend the money they have freed up correctly.

So you’re saying there’s a chance? Will Chris Flexen flex?

This game should be wrapped up by the Braves in 5 innings, so no worries about getting it in.

Anyone that calls out the Sox as a dysfunctional organization is alright by me.

2025 will be more of the same with a smattering of prospects mixed in. Who do you think Getz is going to sign to fill all the spots of the exiting one-year garbage veterans? More garbage veterans! It’s the Sox way in free agency.

Haha, keep it coming Jason.

Injured barely trucking it to first base. What an athlete!

Yeah, but has Benetti ever announced SlamBall?!? I don’t think so. That’s true world class.

The attendance is going to shrink so quickly as the losses mount.