PaleAleSox

Eh I think the pitching will be too strong and eventually they’ll put a few more than 2 runs on the board. They’ll still lose 105.

Hate leaving him in but reserve the right to be happy if it works.

Holy s%*# that tag.

Did my three year old niece throw that?

It’s 46 at bats but I guess that’s enough to write him off.

Yeah I understand why they were reluctant to give Sosa a shot. Oof.

Offense is exploding today.

They need to trade strictly for position players at this point.

I understand the talent isn’t there but these guys are showing zero energy about it all. Switch it up.

Yeah I'm hoping he is just in some weird slump. He wasn't even this bad last year and he was hurt.

It's at least interesting to watch.

He went and that should have been a K.

I guess Oscar Colas can continue to hit dongs in Charlotte for no reason? Either play him up here or trade him for some other guy.

None of them could stay healthy and our former GM was only interested in signing bullpen pieces. I'm willing to give it another go because what other options do I have?

That's why I haven't COMPLETELY understood the doom and gloom unless you are entirely ignoring the whole picture. There is some hope to be gleamed from it all. Yes the major league team is complete ass, but literally no one on the team matters in a year or two minus like, 4 or 5 dudes.

You have Zavala who is hopefully a guy in the OF.

Trying to not set multiple records offensively and also a loss record. Hopefully they drop Pillar.

After this year the Sox should have a pretty young team overall. The Sox also have the 11th youngest team in the league currently. But yes, only the Sox.

You have to fire Grifol. You just can’t keep doing this.

Meh. I didn’t understand his shots at Colson and Schultz for no reason.

Sucks he had to be perfect tonight. Sorry for the loss, Nick.

Maldonado got two pitches that should have been put in the bullpen. Pathetic.

Andrew Vaughn fucking sucks. Go away.

Nastrini is turning this season around, friends.

Explain to me how you'd make more money in Nashville than you would in Chicago.