southsider2k5

There is no boring act in sports than the super intense grindy guy who plays so hard because he loves the game soooo much. It's almost always fake af. Plus PCA is a dumbass.

Graphic showed it was 0.4 inches above the zone

I hear the Spiders are pretty tough this year.

They have the entire Detroit metro to themselves, plus the nearest teams are Chicago and Cleveland

I always find it wild that people are upset by people having stupid fun.

Short also works.

How is Mr 3000 doing?

If it hasn't happened in 116 years, why should we think it will happen now?

I only needed to see the thread title to know what would happen in this thread

Man, Jerry is killing it.

WTAF

MJ wasn't even brought in under JR.

Yes. Jerry Reinsdorf was one of the primary reasons MLB lost the 1994 season. You being Jerry's biggest fan doesn't change that. Honestly the true derangement is the people who think he cares about Sox fans despite his 45 years of public statements otherwise.

When you have no facts, this is what you need to resort to. Jerry was main hardliners in the 1994 loss of the season. He's done it before, which is the best indicator on if he would do it again.

With Jerry right at the top of that list.

There is a metric-fuckton of candidates

That's about where I put the Sox staying long term at 35th based on the actions of the two ownership interests.

Nature always finds a way.

The idea is to capture the "experience" audience, that they have never been able to capture. The people who work in the area (not too far south of the financial district) plus a huge boom in residential living in that area over the last couple of decades, plus make it easily accessible by multiple lines as described a few posts ago. Not only could they capture game revenue, but much like the Cubs, capture a share of all of the game day revenue through their own clubs, bars, restaurants, casino, etc. The Sox offer nothing but the game when it comes to revenue capture, and they sit dead last in MLB for total revenues for a reason. As I have mentioned before, there will be plenty of parking in the area for those who still partake, but it will be more integrated with other entertainment. It won't just be miles of parking lots.

They will almost certainly extend the lease by a number of years. There is no way without a plan in hand and moving forward TODAY that they could be ready to move by the end of this decade. Guessing that number is somewhere between 3-5 years, depending on the depth of the railroad work that needs to happen.

With the Vince Gilligan series there too, you might be right

So you are now concerned about the boner of others? Hmmmm

All of which would be useful to the White Sox project in the area, or on this site.

The Sox are somewhere around a 2nd to 3rd standard deviation around leaving 35th and Shields. They do not want to be there, and are making moves behind the scenes to get out. Even this specific project doesn't happen, the White Sox have a vision, and are looking to leave.