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Well thankfully that is dead. They could have added WestEddy himself to the pen today, and it would still make me happy.

And the Mets weren't the worst winning percentage either. But MLB history still recognized them as losing the most games in a single MLB season in the history of the sport. Well up until the 2024 White Sox came along.

Considering you still have players who were here last year trashing the organization as they settle into new organizations this year, I am not surprised.

Law's top 50 draft eligible players https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6278346/2025/04/15/2025-top-50-mlb-draft-rankings-keith-law/?source=athletic_pulsenewsletter&campaign=13188419&userId=6062851

It is officially big arm day in the Sox farm system.

Jerry care

If there was any life to my fandom right now...

At least Clevinger got b**** slapped around again tonight.

Maybe Mike Sirotka.

I would settle for 1 real starter as a beginning point.

That is a really long name.

If nothing changed after changing a manager, it's probably not the manager.

And he played for long stretches while obviously injured.

The reporting is that he has had a minority share (~5%) for a number of years, and this just expanded his ownership position. He's not a new owner.

So when do we get Outman back? /obvious reply

Don't worry about him, he is getting all of his sads out with his passive aggressive laugh reacts.

Sure, but then we hit the "leave Chicago metro area" criteria.

Sox fans are obviously to dumb to do it, even though Cub fans have been for a century plus.

I have no idea what you are going on about now if you are trying to take a victory lap over the Sox blowing a game just like they have blown an untold number of games over the last couple of years in similar fashion, but somehow that is a victory because it was the kid we were playing out of position because we haven't developed an internal OF in something over a decade? Sure. Yes, I am definitely sick of it.

32 see improvement. 3 see no change. 2 see disimprovement. Yeah, this should be telling to anyone who is trying to sell tickets to a Sox game right now.

I think this is what happened to Yoan and TA. They just have none of the explosiveness and fast twitch that they had when they came into the game. I do wonder if it is because they played through injuries.

He's in his late 50s.

the ONLY thing that could go worse is if they leave the Chicago metro area. Everything else is already at levels about as low as it can go.