chitownsportsfan

wow the more i watch it the more i see that last play to moncada was not a gimee either, that ball was a rocket.

Leury saved it early too.

carlos seems humbled, proud of him.

NOT A BAD CONSOLATION PRIZE!

HE'S OUT!

CALL YOUR SONS CALL YOUR DAUGHTERS!

96 gas!

ichiro is to stone as yaz is to hawk, mercy.

ozzie like, lol.

jason really blowing smoke up madrigal's ass.

we will see what lasts longer my sobriety or this club's poor play.

bad loss, go get'em tmr.

Pissed the bed before the game even started, at least you guys got something in common with the old man TLR.

670 on a good night comes in clearly in N. MI, truly magical to my 10 year old self.

Winning ugly.

Same. I'm completely tapped already. Part of it is being older. Part of it is the injuries and performance woes. Whatever, I'm sure I'll find some interest at some point but I'm completely over it right now, as some may have guessed from my lack of posts. I really just don't care that much. Go Sox, win some games, or not, oh well.

Great.

Eh cease needs to sink or swim and get innings so I have no problem with this move from TLR. Sooner Sox figure out if Cease can contribute or not the better.

Good lord no fun police out in full force. Not you just in MLB, shit is absurd.

I’m sitting on the tarmac at ohare what a miserable day.

Maybe you could write him a strongly worded letter.

Bro, it's 1 game, with crazy restrictions for every team other than Texas. Like, you might as well try and divide by zero.

There's a George Carlin joke in this thread somewhere about Caulfield. Caufield, I love you man but just lol.

I think he long ago decided to sacrifice bat speed for bat control. To revamp his swing and get it more hip driven (like Moncada's) at this point would probably be a death sentence. His only hope of more power is to get strong wrist action and stronger forearms. Great analysis I agree with everything you said about his swing.

Of those that have much, much is expected. I think the frustrations with TA were mostly just because of how insanely talented he is and how well he hit in the minors, at every level, before temporarily turning into a pumpkin in MLB. I really don't see much point in comparing TA to Nick. One was a boom or bust type that ended up booming. The other was a "what you see is what you get type" that so far, isn't giving us what everybody thought they saw. It wasn't only the Sox that were effusive about Nick's "can't miss" floor.