chitownsportsfan

he's not a big leaguer, which is why he was DFA. sox weren't exactly first on the waiver...

this scoreboard watching is so dumb, just my opinion. Just win and figure it out. The seeding really doesn't matter that much.

Yolmer isn't a big leaguer really. Sucks that that's where we are at, even as a depth option.

Not great bob.

oh, he can.

frustrating.

stacking mazara and yolmer back to back is just giving the pitcher 2 outs to start the inning.

Mazara hits balls like a HS player using a wood bat for the first time,

high and tight fastball and he's gone.

dallas is so easy to watch pitch.

Abreu is a god damn defensive wizard now.

ripped it, just unlucky, good inning.

shit did jose hurt his hammy there?

hamstring tightness is nothing to fuck with. but I continue to say he's not training correctly if the keep giving him problems. overtraining quads relative to hammies is how this happens. He should consult with some euro soccer trainers, maybe find someone on BM or some shit. Those guys know how to train legs for injury prevention.

I think someone upthread already stole all your Internet stickers but yea, spot on.

I'll move on go Sox.

He's choosing to lie about it, he's made it our business.

it's much more nuanced than that in a pandemic that has cost everybody something.

I mean he should own it just as a public figure so we can all get out of this faster. Some people that don't believe its real might change their minds. I'm so sick of lockdown.

Why doesn't he just fucking say he had COVID? FFS, not sure why but that's bothering me.

His last PA last night is a perfect example of his new approach and stroke. He's able to hit with 2 strikes now.

Yea solid is how I'd describe it. Just a bummer to have to carry his bat again.

Yolmer isn't even that great at 3B, please heal up quick Moncada.

They just have an injury prone team. Judge, Hicks, Andujar, Stanton and so on and on. I'd expect them to struggle with injuries all year. There are also some rumblings their offseason training program, that they revamped, still is way behind the times and is focusing too much on gym power and not athletic performance and injury prevention.

Long overdue move. I'm a little concerned about how development will work for high school guys now the first year but for some reason I'm oddly confident in the Sox' revamped staff to make it work.