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He's also just doubled his IP from 23, after not throwing at all in 22, and only 71 IP in 21. Looks like he never threw more than 39 IP in college either.

That's a lot of words that don't actually change any of the facts at hand. 1. Kopech flat out stated he wasn't listening to White Sox coaches. 2. Kopech is killing it in LA. I don't blame the Sox for that, I blame Michael Kopech for being uncoachable.

What is Paul Konerko up to these days? Hell, Jerry might still be able to player/manage him and improve the DH position for sure

Bold to assume he was going to get another even parallel job in another organization. What about his previous job performance made you think he had other options?

Couple of big drops and the offense looks completely different.

Colson finishing strong is nice to see. Would be curious to see if his health his back and/or he is adjusting to the fastball.

If Schu has choices, he isn't coming here.

All Kopech had to do was listen to coaching, and he refused to do it here.

Multiple times.

And this is why ND gets it.

Time for a new thread title. Maybe a more Husky one?

This isn't the flex you think it is.

Damn you Pedro! No, wait, Marco! Um, no Sosa!

Remember when Pedro was the problem?

Lists of lists of names? Somewhere Caulfield just passed out.

Playing anyone over Ramos is just stupid.

Unfortunately Jerry has taken on more of a character of one of the Robes from Inside Job and is going to run the world forever.

They don't need 10-15 games of play to determine if they are giving him $25 million next year. That decision has long since been made. He will be bought out, he will be a free agent. Literally any franchise in baseball would prioritize the kids who will be here next year and sit Yoan.

He's not a part of the future, punt him and be done with it.

Right. How awful of me to leave out our league worst defense and league worst bullpen.

Do you want Jerry to pay them? ALL?

It is so ridiculous.

10 wins behind the next worst team in baseball is something I never though I could see.