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Jarrett is a nice guy but I want Mully back.

Caleb's arm is something else.

I think the Big ten is up for grabs. UCLA toughest games left are at Michigan and then play USC. OSU lost their quarterback so who knows if they will hold up. Indiana is at Michigan this Saturday and then has USC at home, and Washington on the road. I think Indiana will repeat as Big Ten Champs. That in itself is a crazy sentence, Indiana football has been a door mat my whole life.

My best friend was a diehard Cub fan, and he preferred the Cell over Wrigley, to each his own.

The tribute to Stacey King was nice but the game was not watchable. The Bulls looked like the Washington Generals against the Harlem Globetrotters. Inept is probably the best description I could think of: Lacking skill or competence, being bad at physical tasks, sports, trades, or jobs.

The park I really want to see is: The Railyards, I will buy Tray a ticket as a guest.

Comiskey New Comiskey, US Cellular, GRF County Stadium (Brewers) Wrigley Jack Murphy Stadium (Padres) Dodger Stadium Big A original stadium (Angels) Big A (reconfigured for Rams) HHH Dome (Twins) Tiger Stadium Comerica (Tigers)

I want Sam as the everyday leadoff hitter even against LHP. I think Sam will bust his butt to become a better left fielder and also to hit LHP. His work ethic and drive to succeed is off the charts.

After seeing Cam Booser pitch in high leverage yesterday. I thought if the Sox trade Colson to Milwaukee he will hit 45 homers with a .07% strike out rate, win a Gold Glove and be named the NL MVP.

Kyle Monangai HEAL please

I like that so many undefeated teams took a loss on Saturday, it shakes things up.

The refs were not in control of the game and there was 1 second left for one more play. ND did indeed get hosed, but they shot themselves in the foot. Their QB had a clunker of a game; he was off just a bit and missed 2 easy TD passes. Plus, ND has no excuse for their elite pass rusher getting ejected for targeting on BYU's opening drive. This goes under the radar but had a huge impact on the game. The BYU D lineman admitted to yelling HUT at the goal line at the end of the 1st half which is a penalty. The play was ruled a fumble and ND came away with no points. BYU D-lineman admits yelling 'Hut!' before CJ Carr's costly fumble

I don't want the Sox in a dome/retractable roof. Since Soldier Field lost its " National Historical Landmark" status why not tear it down and let the Bears lease the land and build a new stadium?

Fond memories being a ute back in the day. My Sox fanhood started under Don Gutteridge, what could go wrong?

The weather will not be an issue in Cleveland, a bit cool but dry.

The development still goes through with or without a ballpark.

Having Ishbia speak about his vision for the Railyards is so refreshing. If JR was the spokesman and said the same thing word for word, I would not feel excited about the Sox future.

I enjoyed seeing this while drinking my coffee this morning.

If he pitches like he did against the Reds I welcome it.

Sox fans complained when the Sox didn't use analytics. Getz did mention the strike outs in his presser so it will be addressed .

This thread is "Gold, Jerry Gold". Presently this ranks just behind "The 78+ The Railyard = the future of the Sox and Fire" as my fav.

If Castillo does have an impingement shoulder it explains he gutted out his first home start on adrenaline. His 7 inning, 1hit,10k against the Reds was a quality start. If he can come to spring healthy, I would like to see what he can do. Were stuck with him either way.

It's not uncommon for teams to have multiple relievers throwing 100mph. It would be nice for the high K Sox batters to have a back up plan.

In 2006 I thought the Sox made all the right moves to repeat by trading for Jim Thome & Javier Vazquez.