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Considering almost all of that list is July2 signings, it would be incredible if that pipeline has really started to produce for the White Sox. That would give a backend to this rebuild of guys who will be coming along say 4-5 years down the road, which would supplement the cluster of guys due in the 1-3 year range. What a huge shot in the arm that would be.

But I thought Hermie injured him? Strange.

I want to say it was FutureSox who wrote an article in recent years about player development, and what potential benefits that franchises could see by organizations taking over small things like feeding players/diet.

Easier player movement. Easier internal scouting. Easier movement of coaches and staff as needed. Easier allocation of resources in general. While it might be nice to see the Sox in a place like Indy or South Bend, it makes a lot of sense for the organization to be tightly knit the way that it is now. Also it really isn't easy to swap teams around, as MiLB teams only give up affiliations very rarely.

That's strange, I could have sworn I saw them play a game yesterday on TV with the stands half empty. My mind must be going.

Again, the Sox are tied for the 2nd lower number of DL stints this year with 10. https://www.rosterresource.com/mlb-disabled-list-tracker/

Unless you have something other than circumstantial evidence, you are just making stuff up, again. The evidence here supports that you are not only wrong, but that what you are saying is the complete opposite of reality. But you don't have any real evidence, do you? https://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/01/chicago-white-sox-mlb-injury-prevention-disabled-list-days

You do realize that it was the White Sox who led the world in least games lost to injury over a decade period of time in MLB, right?

Forget it, he's rolling.

Only if you aren't willing to take in new data and consider there might be better ways of doing things.

That's also a good way to look at it.

For all of the talk about professionalism, the speculation with a lack of information is immature at best.

AND YOU GET A HIT, AND YOU GET A HIT, AND YOU GET A HIT...

Damn, that really sucks.

So nice start?

That article is trash. Every single thing talked about in there is happening in every other professional sport. The NFL is quite literally 20 minutes of actual play in 3.5 hours. Has that stopped them? Should we talk about their ratings this year? The NBA finals was set three years ago. Did that stop people from watching the playoffs? How about how many shots are missed with the three pointer? How about the 50 tv breaks during a game? Seriously this was a complete waste of time.

This sounds even worse.

I wonder if that was instead of Rutherford or someone else?

The winning streak has begun

I am going to need a Hamilton Jersey so badly.