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Remembering and laughing about last year when hard knocks showed how the rams actually thought tavon Austin was good

I think Bills did well today.

If they actually cared about how the status and money of the NFL can push DV victims into the margins, their responses would look a lot differently. But they don't care, they just don't want to be bothered.

I don't know. Domestic violence is terrible. But it seems to me the NFL is more trying to react to how public will react in each scenario than trying to actually deal with problem. Josh Brown, not a big star, 1 game. Zeke, big star, 6 games. Doesn't capture public imagination? Light suspension. Does? Heavy. See? We are the NFL and show that we understand this issue, have you heard about october where we wear pink?

FYI here is biggs article which is PACKED with good info: http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/footb...0811-story.html

I also have to say, I read Biggs column today, and Glennons comments annoy me. All he has to say is he thinks Mitch did a good job, that he is excited to look at the tape and improve,a nd that he thinks competition makes him better and wants to do what helps the team win. Instead he is totally bought into the moping about how he may not be handed a QB job on a silver platter. You are getting paid like a starter, guy, stop whining if you don't earn it.

Like, it's only a preseason game, sure sure. But trubisky was so trashed as a pick, from getting booed at bulls game, to becoming this running joke on NFL talking head twitter, that I'm going to enjoy this. Bears fans never even got the honeymoon phase of imagining a top QB draft pick would succeed. So, basically we get a week of honeymoon phase. ANd though it's true in either case, I'd much rather this then the rationalizing that it's preseason after a terrible performance.

When Moncada gets into a favorable count like 2-0, where he can lock-in to a fastball if it's in the zone, it just seems like game over. I'm actually surprised the ball only want as far as it did, he seemed to get all of it (maybe it was a bit toward end of bat).

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.