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I actually thought Trubs looked a little rattled at first (TD drive) and then settled in and looked really good. We heard a lot of handwringing about the 3rd string oline in front of him, but he looked really good moving around pocket and then fast as hell on scrambles.

QUOTE (bmags @ Aug 10, 2017 -> 04:25 PM) I honestly don't see a way the white sox lose tonight. Called it

Yoyo

Great strike zone

How fast was that pitch?

YOyO

Great post!

2 series. 2 touchdowns. No incompletions. That's how you start.

Yeah aside from first 3 series, cohen, Jackson, shaheed and trubs all have had moments. Floyd/Bullard looked good.

Only competition is vlad jr

lol I thought this may be entertaining but it's a Bears game

I honestly don't see a way the white sox lose tonight.

QUOTE (Chicago White Sox @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 10:45 PM) Ramon Beltre certainly is interesting. Isn't he kinda old? Was taking in DSL but I thought he was like 23

Anthony Coronado in DSL 3-4 with a double and a homer. 18 doubles and 4 home runs on the year. Pretty nice season so far for him.

Actually I'm wrong, a lot of those guys were in Birmingham, but it would have been an interesting point if it was true.

QUOTE (chitownsportsfan @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 04:27 PM) That actually looks like a MLB lineup. A s*** one, but a MLB lineup. It's honestly kind of incredible how much of that lineup was starting on a bad Charlotte team last April.

In this hypothetical world he's needed on a contender, I think he still would not be up for one reason: he was recovering from injury to start the year. Had he started off healthy in high-A, I think he's in AA in June and could have been a Moncada/Benintendi/Devers-esque callup to a contender. But he is only now really heating up due to health.

B.S. artists at the height of their game.

Aw man, that was my birthday! I knew Mueller was planning something special.

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 12:47 PM) Anderson got the largest extension ever given to someone with less than 1 year service time. So while it isn't cost prohibiitive, the fact is no team had ever done it. They put a lot of faith in TA. Hopefully, they will be rewarded. But there's also a reason someone like Anderson signed it.

QUOTE (JenksIsMyHero @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 11:02 AM) Not sure, but bmag's claim that force would be met with force when it comes to NK isn't true. They hold the trump card and they know it. If North Korea declared war on South Korea, they would be met with force. Your gulf of tonkin scenario being met with war seems a little trigger happy. We have been performing cyber sabotage on north korea's weapon systems for years. Should they declare war on us for that?

QUOTE (CanOfCorn @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 10:17 AM) The difference is, NK will not be ignored. You can turn your back, but they will keep developing weapons and threatening. To truly get rid of the threat...all nations need to be on the same page and against NK. And I mean all of them. An attack on one of us is an attack on ALL of us. Unfortunately, that probably won't happen. But I would argue that IS happening. And the potential of a true threat is low, because actual aggression will be met with force. So they rattle, they get reminded (see UN) that it is still unacceptable to be aggressive. If they actually attack or perform a land grab, they know they can't win.

I can't tell the future, but it seems to me a likely scenario that IF we take out North Korea's government, that land will be a proxy war from more western-aligned powers such as South Korea and Japan vs China. That's why saving them through force is unlikely to truly solve the issue.

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 10:06 AM) I am sure the millions of dead non-whites appreciate your concern for everyone but them. Should we invade Venezuela? Somalia? Syria? I want to help them, but I have seen precious little in the last 20 years that shows that toppling a brutal regime that has suppressed a functioning society leads to better results, and has largely undermined rather than strengthened US interests. In Iraq we removed a true existential threat to the Kurds from power, and 10 years later they were facing existential threat all the same. And the power vacuum opened up threats that were frankly far more decentralized and dangerous than a madman with an army. Libya, Egypt, Iraq should be stronger now. They are if anything the same or worse. The welfare of their people is the same or worse.

QUOTE (Brian @ Aug 9, 2017 -> 09:49 AM) I'll be ok because I've been practicing my "Duck and Cover" routine. I mean I have a desk, so it's less concerning.