Greg Hibbard

White Sox fans are some of the most passionate, intelligent fans in baseball. I think that it's imperative for all of us not to abandon this team, but to make our displeasure with ownership absolutely known. We need to fight back and be loud - to our fellow fans, in the stands, in the media in this city. Unlike Bears fans and Cubs fans, we need to make it known that this ownership is unacceptable. I'm not about to quietly let this owner take this team away from me, or walk away from the team I've loved for 40 years. I intend to be as vocal as I can. I was very patient with this rebuild, but I have completely lost faith. Jerry and this group needs to go.

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After 20 losses in a row, it would happen. Root for losses.

The more losses in a row, the more of an opportunity we will have to get rid of La Russa sooner. Root for losses.

If we get swept at home by Baltimore in the 2022 “championship” season managed by a hall of fame manager, it’s the low point of the last 12 years.

I finally boiled over

Don't Danny Mendick and Jake Burger count as success stories of our farm system?

Eh, I don't understand or subscribe to this "if you don't win the world series you are a failure" mentality. There is a middle ground. If the Sox win the division and advance to the Championship series, that is a successful season even if they lose that series. Is it what we ultimately want? Of course not, but it would be a successful year.

How is it that we consistently have an uncoached group of players who has no fucking idea how to call anyone off or make routine plays?

Is Leury dead?

Are we really 6-2 in our last 8?!

We absolutely had to win this game and we did.

I can’t believe it.

Oh they dumped because of cursing ?

Not even Jason and Steve have anything to say after that. Just silence

How on earth

“Getting your money’s worth”

I don’t know how many more innings of this I can take. Maybe 4, but certainly not 5.

You cannot strikeout there.

Oh this is going to be an even more excruciating loss.

Wow.

It really sucks knowing the player you are rooting for will not be able to do it.

We are gonna get a Leury Legend PH ab, aren’t we?

this game isn’t a Hahn or Tony loss, to me, it’s just a team that is too short to execute for many reasons but mostly still injury. I think we all knew this was going to be a low scoring duel that the Jays were gonna wait Cease out on and beat us late. I think the scary thing is that Cease is developing a reputation as a guy who can’t make it to the 7th inning because of pitch count and no matter how many strikeouts you amass, that is not a good thing.

Even when we were up 2-0, this always felt like a loss. And that’s coming from a board optimist.