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Mediocrity is a very generous word for this team. Sucks is probably better.

Thinking 4th dimensionality, I wonder if the purchase of the Arlington heights property was the bluff to get the ISFA money but the Sox sudden plans have screwed them.

It is a dead virus now so it could work.

Everyone wants to do it with the Sox with a new GM and second year coach. Mayo has been with the organization longer than that.

Perhaps one should get a vaccine. Of course a vaccine is just a dead version of the virus so either way it's there.

Lots of money.

He is very transparent which most people say they want but get really mad when people are.

What makes you think she wants to be involved. I've never seen anything that she was interested in owning a sports team. Contrary to popular opinion not all billionaires are alike.

I will, it's baseball.

That's life in the MLB now.

Thus would be a good way to work on his starter prep routine while keeping the innings in check. As the starter for one or two innings.

Exactly, so if they hope that's the case it means it's close enough and his rehab has progressed enough that they can start looking at a prognosis. So even if it doesn't happen by then they know they are close. They don't mean that they hope he will ever throw again, uts a timeline.

Not necessarily. I'm sure they about the surgery and if he is hoping to be ready for opening day, he must be pretty far along in his rehab so they have a good idea about his recovery. You really do hate everything about this team, don't you.

Nerve decompression on the shoulder not a common one. Probably suprascapular nerve. That will be interesting to watch.

Agreed.

That would be but I bet it's a 2 round at best.

Yeah, but Illinois has the record for the most Governors sent to prison. Illinois takes it to the next level compared to other governments.

I agree. That was a great experience to be part of. Probably the best non-post season experience for me. The fog bowl was a good one too as I was near the goal post when butler hit it but we couldn't see if it went in.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. This is Illinois so we'll see who pays for the most votes.

I think the mayor supports it just to get anything out of the 78 area. It's just a drag on the city right now. The development company needs an anchor for the area to thrive. The ballpark would do that.

Reinsdorf denied that the real problem is poor performance by his team. Even after winning the World Series in 2005, “we didn’t crack the 3 million (attendance) mark,” something that Series winners routinely accomplish. Perhaps at this point we should note that the largest contract Reinsdorf has ever given out as White Sox owner is Andrew Benintendi's five-year, $75 million extension. Reinsdorf is clearly implying that his team would be able to play with the heavy hitters if it had that real estate income, which is something you will have to just trust him on. The Washington Nationals have also never cracked 3 million in attendance, but they've still paid out some massive contracts, such as those of Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg. The Houston Astros cracked 3 million for the first time since 2007 last year. I totally agree. Pitchers having a revision UCL reconstruction only have about a 30% chance of returning to their prior level. He may just be a really expensive outfielder with a damaged arm.

If he goes on the IL a portion of it is covered by insurance. Cost won't be a factor here.

What he is referring to is that BASEBALL IS BACK So it's all good.

It's not just the economics. Its part of society today. There has to be more going on and more to do than just watching a ballgame. Especially, baseball which is too slow for most.

True.