fathom

Jay will go to 60 day

Wonder what Manny’s excuse will be tonight? He’s no Arrieta

It’s amazing how they keep developing starting pitching.

Teams they are playing are much better. The offense though has completely disappeared.

Stoney seems like he wants this season done with. He was very annoyed with another Garcia blunder.

Considering the Sox are dead last in hitting the ball into the air, sure....I am confident in saying he needs to work on his swing path.

Pathetic by Eloy. Elevate the freaking ball and stop swinging like Avi from 5 years ago. Don’t worry, he raked in AAA

So according to Steverson, Eloy doesn’t have to change much because of the success he had in AAA. God is this organization stupid, and it’s no surprise why so many guys struggle out of the gate. https://chicago.suntimes.com/platform/amp/white-sox/2019/9/2/20845300/eloy-jimenez-batting-245-with-22-homers-says-hes-going-to-be-better?__twitter_impression=true

I agree, but as you see this year, you will get left in the dust if you don’t adjust.

Almost like it pays to hit fly balls with this ball

Fulmer needs a change of scenery. He’s finished here.

Clicking on all cylinders

They are going to advertise Collins? Yikes

Just exposing how antiquated their offensive and defensive approach is. Not a single coach should be retained once the season ends.

Sure, try one of them as the opener.

Cooper is doing a great job having these guys ready. What is this, an average of about 4 runs allowed in the first inning the last week? This team has quit

Collins yes, not Robert or Madrigal according to WSD

Eloy’s swing/stance needs significant changes this offseason. He’s way too easy to pitch to.

Knights season over...now get Collins up

Yep, know of a few people who regularly attend games that think he does a terrible job all around

What a meltdown

They’re playing in a launching pad this weekend and have hit two balls by my count to the warning track or farther.

He should be benched for that

My god this is bad baseball. Just ridiculous decisions

By every statistical measure, the offensive approach is broken