southsider2k5

Can't wait to get to the next awful players.

Womp, womp.

Fify

I look forward to his TJS.

Old yeller treatment?

Nah, Kyyle is the just right amount of not needing to get lectured by Jerry’s superfanboy about what he should and shouldn't think based on your hypocritical interpretations of Jerry’s actions vs everyone else's. Quit projecting your anger at those who don't fall into your line, as their anger. This is your anger and your problem, and literally no one else's.

Maybe for Jerry? Looks like that is the 4th highest salary for the Sox this year.

Welp, it was a good run for Quero before he got gregd

The rest of this roster could file for Medicaid. Age ain't it.

We figured out how to get Chris fired.

And sadly, we have improved the roster with each of them.

Sanders to Cleveland. Probably wishes he went undrafted now.

Eh, we need any and all skilled positions covered. It's 6 years of control if you think you can do something with him.

Also: WHY WE WERE HITTING A GUY LEAD OFF AND GIVING HIM THE MOST ABS ONLY TO RELEASE HIM DAYS LATER!!!

Sox send cash for Workman to the Cubs, dfa Maton

https://www.chicitysports.com/colston-loveland-out-six-months-chicago-bears

So he wasn't fixed before? Weird.

I will allow it

This is the same s%*# that has happened for years under different managers, which tells me it isn't the managers.

Because only one company seeing an individual marketplace as profitable doesn't necessarily make it a monopoly. If a town only has a Wal-Mart or one grocery store it doesn't make it a monopoly. That isn't how that works.

This is patently false. Comcast holds a monopoly over their own distribution network, because it is their own. There is every other cable company, satellite company, and streaming service out there, not to mention free network television out there. Comcast has 55% of television in Chicago, which again isn't a monopoly. You sound like Jerry's errand boy with stuff like this.

Again, if we operated like a big market team, none of this would matter.

None of this would be a problem if Jerry would operate this as if it wasn't 1955, but 2025.

This was a tough one. The picks in front of the Bears were obviously a worst case scenario. They needed someone to take Sanders and for the DL/OL to drop. None of that happened. With the story of the draft being a lot of mid first round players, odds are solid that a lot of teams thought they didn't have to trade up to 10 to get a player they could get an equivalent of at 15 or 20.

Fedde was a grand slam homer on his own merits. It's what we got for him that was a disaster.