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I am not sure which podcast, either Locked on White Sox or Future Sox were discussing the managerial candidates, and it was mentioned that there is not a clear-cut fan's pick and that it could go in any direction.

I see ads for Verizon Whole Home Internet. When is 6G coming out

Does anyone use 5G from their cell phone provider for home internet/Wi-Fi? And what is your opinion of the service I wouldn't mind cutting out my cable company.

I don't know, but I've been told Jerry Reinsdorf gotta go Boom-shaka-laka-laka Boom-shaka-laka-laka Boom-shaka-laka-laka

Not sure. I thought I saw Montgomery playing 3rd down in AZ, I could be wrong. I have also read that Montgomery in the long run is more suited for 3rd over SS.

My Skip Schumaker love is getting a TLR reality check, dagnabbit, there's always a catch.

I am trying to think what the Sox will do assuming they keep Vaughn, how about the following: 1st base: Ramos (even if he is new to the position I will take his glove over Vaughn's) 2nd base: Sosa 3rd base: Vargus sink or swim and then move on and then call up Montgomery to replace him Full time DH: Vaughn, just let him concentrate on hitting. I am not expecting miracles here. Release Sheets

I thought I would put this out there, JR sells the White Sox and buys the Twins. That's a two for one, The Sox instantly improve, and the Twins start to decline.

Lawrence Kansas .... the first thing I think of is Quantrill and Bloody Bill Anderson

The parking lot is like a roach motel , you can get in but you can't get out

If anyone has been to a Dodger game they understand why fans leave early.

After hearing other possible candidates, my choices are: #1 - Skip #2 - Grady I am optimistic for 2025 to see the pitching staff improvements and what position players take the next step.

Here is the game plan: The Bears remodel existing Solider Field The Sox move to The 78 The Fire move into Sox Park The Jacksonville Jaguars or better yet, the Tennesse Titans buy Arlington Park and build a new stadium , up your's Nashville

I love Locked On White Sox Todd Welter's take on Dave Stewart. I don't want Stewart in a GM or any baseball decision role with the White Sox. Also there is no way Dave Stewart will ever be the majority owner of a baseball team because he doesn't have the money. Stewart could end up doing what Derek Jeter did with Miami and being a part owner, but that is far from being the majority owner that makes all the final decisions.

The 78 is the right move for the future of the Chicago White Sox. A new owner with money and a vision and could turn it into the gold standard for baseball parks. it could be the gem of the South Loop, surrounded by restaurants and entertainment. I love Sox Park, I think it's great, but anyone from out of town will come away with a negative opinion of the neighborhood. Once inside the park I think they would admit the experience of watching the game is pretty good, would they really want to come back, probably not, unfortunately the park is not a destination. In the long run I want 2 things, the Sox stay in Chicago for another 120 + years, and TLR is out the door when the new owner walks in.

Add Boston Braves

I survived 2024 but if the Sox ever moved out of town or a group from Dubai bought the club I would be done with baseball.

As a Sox fan, I was never a fan of Dave Stewart, he was on par with Hal McRae. His arrest and tough guy act along with his high pitch voice made for some hilarious comments from fans. I still don't like him today for his comments back when he was with Oakland.

The Mother Lode

There's 9.5 million people in the Chicagoland area and you are saying no expansion team would move here ?

Ding ding ding , we have a winner , Rusty you get a cigar with that post

If the Stewart group does end up buying the Sox why would they move them to Nashville? Leaving Chicago would be a huge mistake .

I see my 2024-win total of +100 was a little high. Not to be negative but for the 2025 season I will drop down to the 94-99 win total. I reserve the right to go into the + 100 if the Sox sign Soto in F/A.

"Good pitching stops good hitting" err, wait, what's the new saying according to WAR ?

After watching Carlos Rodon dominate the Guardians, I can't help but think of Crochett, Schultz, and Smith doing the same thing. Getz has his power left-handed pitching of the future, now go find some bats.