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So the one mock doesn't even though the evaluator does... That's a pretty big stretch to make up a controversy for me. Besides, Law has been known to say some outrageous things for attention, so I can hardly take it seriously at this stage.

But he isn't saying he's number one, just that was a mock draft pick. That's worse, not better.

He literally just ranked him #1. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7271408/2026/05/14/mlb-draft-2026-top-100-prospects-roch-cholowsky/

It's not their most recent one. It was their first one. The last two have had Roch #1. Honestly, it would probably for clicks.

Such a noble gesture of kindness. So unselfish. If only the more people could sacrifice like PCA>

Verizon is 100% an issue. I can use any wifi to get on, and I can use my Xfinity hardwire internet. Verizon open air literally never works.

And I would be shocked if MLB allowed that sort of a restriction.

There's a line there. The ones who use slurs, or the ones who talk about things like dead parents and stuff like that? Sure, they have it coming. "You suck" is not it.

These are the kind of trades I am still looking at. Look, there is a fair chance that this is not nearly as good as many think it is this year. #1, I am not making any trades to give up anyone until at least mid July. #2, I am not giving up anyone who has 6 years of control. #3, If I am giving up guys with control, I am getting more control back. #4, no rentals unless they are basically a short term contract swap. #5, no Mike Trout.

I know our bullpen could use him, especially with as many short starts as we have seen.

I am kind of surprised they haven't tried Gonzalez in the OF somewhere. If he could play even a passable LF or CF, he could help this team if his bat carries at all.

First off, let's let Billy Carlson, or Roch, or whoever get within sneezing distance of the majors before we go moving everyone all over the field. The other side is something might change during that time frame will Colson too. If nothing changes, and one of these guys is actually knocking on the door, THEN we can start to worry about who is moving. As of today, Colson stays put.

[Sad trombone]

I know it's my irrational mind, but all of the sudden, Andy Wilkins popped into my head. I know we keep hearing the numbers, but has anyone looked at him and said that something looks for real, instead of one of those 4A type of explosions we see every once in a while? Has something really changed, or is he maxxed out here?

Welp we had better fire all of those non-baseball people commentating on baseball games like John Schiffren, Len Kasper, Jason Benetti, etc, after all they never played the game professionally, what do they know?

Ok PCA.

Oh damn. Don't hurt em like that Q.

For those keeping score at home: Hays recalled from rehab early, clearly not ready, ends up back on the IL, going out for a assignment again. Berroa sent to rehab, makes it six pitches, back out again. Teel, hurt during ramp up, and then again during rehab.

Your insecure ass is digging this up now? Go back for another tapioca pudding and catch a nap.

Hard to tell the difference with Stone

Beat me to it... That's what McGuire said.

So watching him spend hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts in Phoenix doesn't convince you that he is willing to spend? I mean you can argue the results of his spending, but it was absolutely done. Maybe you are traumatized by notorious private equity mogul Jerry Reinsdorfs unwillingness to spend, but we 100% have a real life history to go off of in the case of Ishbia. You don't need to make s%*# up and stay in your feelings.

You ever heard of the Phoenix Suns? One of the billionaire owners of the White Sox has ACTUALLY been involved in spending big money on players in the last few years and it isn't Jerry.

I have done the same thing for 45 years and I am all out of ideas!

My observation is that the guy who has led the team for 45 years has destroyed this fan base if we are outnumbered by Cub fans at home. No real surprise there.