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Fastest inning of Hicks’ career here.

I think it’s actually 4-36 against LHP in his career now.

He was already slumping horribly. Letting him face a lefty is downright insane.

It could get better, but Jerry isn’t going to spend the money needed to and they are going to rely on their homegrown pitching which apparently isn’t all that it was supposed to be.

That you can’t comprehend posts apparently.

Well, ultimately like @fathom posted, money talks and bullshit walks. So it’s up to Jerry after next season.

Yes, and if I was an MLB player on this day right now I would rather be a Dodger than a White Sox. They have a better shot at a deep playoff run and a WS. Doesn’t mean that said player hates their current team, the White Sox, right now. What’s the confusion?

Yup, but he’ll be 37 at the end of his contract next year. 🫣

Neither. Just in general. 🤣

That isn’t the same take at all. Wondering if he picked the wrong team doesn’t mean he hates this team. Who wouldn’t question signing with the White Sox right now if say the Dodgers offered you similar money or even less?

Call me crazy but I am a bit curious to see Thorpe. How many more rehab starts does he need? Two?

No, but it’s a great excuse for sucking these days.

I don’t believe he ever posted that Murakami hates it here.

True, but a GM should be able to assess and acknowledge this and trade for a second starter as a result. Cubs are going to win their division due to their deadline acquisitions of two starters.

Yep, this is ultimately what it comes down to.

x2. Just wait for Hagen to so the same soon.

Can’t tell if you got it or not, but that was a classic Caddyshack reference.

It’s like a bad skin flick where the dude grunts too much. Just have to mute it.

I knew that another well reasoned and legitimate poster on this site would agree with me.

Quero is back.

@Look at Ray Ray Run says eat s%*# @fathom. 🤣

So Castillo may make up for Martin’s decline. Perhaps Thorpe can make up for Martin’s drop in performance?

You just answered your own question. It’s called frustration.

Agreed, but that has nothing to do with this game or any game.

Haha, two high and way inside fastballs back-to-back against the guy that homered against him earlier. If an opposing pitcher facing the Sox did it, you would agree. Stop being a homer all your life.