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  1. 11 minutes ago, waltwilliams said:

    Totally agree with Betts here.

    And how did he "deserve to be knocked out"? Ramirez challenged him with a finger in his face after a routine tag. Tim got in three punches - two to the back of his head and one to Ramirez's torso, before Ramirez threw a wild punch while falling back which struck Tim.

    He challenged him with a finger in his face.  Good lord are you soft.  The first one to put up their fists was Timmy.  Timmy got in a few punches and then got clocked.  This is not a "I had to defend myself or it was fight or flight.   Timmy decided that he wanted to fight.  And he got one.  So the plan here is, if I get into a fight that I throw the first punch and I start to lose.  Jump him with the rest of the team.  LOL.   Now you would be singing a different tune if Timmy knocked out Ramirez with one of his 3 punches.   If that happened would it been fine for Cleveland to jump him in mass.  

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  2. 23 minutes ago, Milkman delivers said:

    And there’s only one way he’s no longer owner. And it ain’t selling.

    He iant vampire and he isn't immortal so eventually time will take care of this.  

  3. Reinsdorf is tone deaf to these sorts of tactics.  So you are going to punish him by putting more money into his and his investors pockets.  Wow that will show him.   You know when this will all go away.  When he is no longer the owner of the team.  That is it.  Billboards, signs, bags on heads, and attendance games mean nothing to him.  JR is an managing investor trying to strip mine profits from the team for him and his investors.  Thats it.  

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  4. 8 minutes ago, elrockinMT said:

    No one really knows what happened. So much negative stuff being posted and it’s just speculation. Rick Hahn agreed there was a negative vibe and leaders who they expected to lead didn’t step up. I believe some of them are gone. It will be an interesting off season. 

    Stop carrying water for the org.  Rick Hahn will agree with anything that paints him in any light besides incompetent.  The reason these people were traded was due to the fact that they had expiring contracts.  Lets not act like this was some sort of forward movement to save the clubhouse when it was to extract value from diminishing resources in a lost year.  

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  5. Kenny is back in charge.  So the smoke around them trying to get Sandy is probably correct. Sandy would fit a Kenny type of player.   Grifol will want to bring in his guy to set culture.  And they are probably not firing Grifol.  Thats not their way.  So they will double down and pick Grifols guys to shape the team in his image and hope for the best.  

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  6. Just now, bmags said:

    Friedman selling him in exchange for more intl money tells me all I need to know about what was more valuable.

    jerry-reinsdorf.jpg

    Kenny, you saved me from spending more money.  God I love you.  I am so sorry I allowed that Rick Hahn to mess up our normal operating procedure.   

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  7. 21 hours ago, South Side Hit Men said:

    Dear Rick.  JR doesnt believe in long term deals for pitchers.  He views Union reps as evil men who want to take more of his money.  He doesnt like them.   He only cares about players who want to give team friendly discounts that put more money in his and his investors pockets.  

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  8. 5 minutes ago, Balta1701 said:

    Every time someone writes a post like that I wonder what the chances are that Rick Hahn prints them out and displays them to JR to show that the fanbase supports his plans and thinks he's done a strong job.

    I believe there is a segment of the front office who believes that we can just sprinkle a few randoms around the diamond and maybe magic will happen and we can contend due to being in a weak division.  The old gambler Kenny program.  The old all you need to do is get in and just anything can happen.  

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  9. I was at the game today due to a corporate event.  I got there early to help setup the suite.  Things I noticed.

    I watched several cubs players doing the same knee drills that Ron Washington does in Atlanta. I see them using quite a bit of the same drills I have seen in Atlantas pregame. I watched Dansby working out for almost 2 hours before the game ( he didnt play in the game ) but that was quite a bit of work. 

    I watched several players taking a good amount of grounders.  Very position focused.  It started with basic glove work, then they flipped the ball to the coach at home so he could hit it to get the batted ball reaction.  They worked on this for a good amount of time.  The cubs are bad, but it looks like they are working on things that successful teams work on.  

    Now my question is, how often do we see our players doing this.  How much is Tim Anderson out there taking grounders working on his defense and his craft.  How about the rest of them.  I have been to pregame before at US Cellular and I have seen a lot of things but I dont see this there outside of spring training.  

     

  10. 3 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

    “Once again, that goes back to the relationship. Covering the backyard. It’s important to us. It’s important to our fan base,” Shirley said. “This is big-time power, a big-time athlete. We feel like we are only tapping the surface of what he may become.

    “He goes where he goes. … We wanted to try to attack him, but we were patient, and luckily, we were able to strike a deal. It’s a huge part of the process of what the pool allocation [is], how you spend, when you choose to attack.”

    There were admitted Draft savings for the White Sox along the way on Day 2, featuring Rounds 3 to 10, after LSU right-handed pitcher Grant Taylorjoined Gonzalez as the team’s Day 1 selections in the second round. Chicago has a $9,072,800 Draft bonus pool, with $248,300 allotted for Wolkow in the seventh.

    “We cut some deals,” Shirley said. “But we didn’t sacrifice talent as we cut some deals. You have to be prepared: What is the cost? How bad does the player want to sign?

    “Players ask for money, as they should. … Sometimes a player just wants to sign and forego a college career. George Wolkow is ready to start his pro career, and the White Sox walked into that opportunity and are truly excited about the upside he brings to this organization.”
     

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    I love love love this pick.  He is 17 years old.  This is the draft version of getting an international signing.  He has crazy physical tools.  

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