southsider2k5

The Brewers series shouldn't have been nearly as bad with as many dudes as were hurt and formerly traded.

Most of the team would feel right at home.

Sox fans placed the team 23rd on overall optimism https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7153999/2026/03/30/mlb-hope-o-meter-results-ranking/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983&userId=6062851&source=dailyemail

WHY IS IT SO HIGH?!?!?

The black connect was the best. The Bulls one was solid.

Interesting names, but just wild how much major injury time was lost there.

I'd give them the edge in the rotation for sure.

If he could play a defensive position he'd be way more valuable. In 10 years in the Sox org, he's never been able to do so.

#ParticipationTrophy

Indiana kid from 35 feet FTW

Maybe get some windmills for how much they blow?

I want to exist in the timeline where Hahn got his way with Machado and Hinch.

It's telling because guys with a skill gap never seem to get fixed. Lenyn Sosa has been in the Sox organization 10 years now, and is still probably the same defender he was at 16. Korey Lee has been catching in the Sox org since the 23 deadline, and apparently still can't catch a pitching staff.

About the same 2 step range. He's got Benny on the glove tho.

I am going to go with room temperature dog water.

At least give him SOMETHING defined.

At least give him SOMETHING defined.

Again, at least we actively hurt the Cubs.

Yes

We tried that second part already.

Again, I am not going to read too much into 3 games as a SSS, but it also isn't great to see the same old problems popping up no matter how much we grind this roster. It's still a pretty talentless roster as a whole, but there are things they can control that don't seem to be improving. Still waiting to see some baseball IQ as a unit.

I have no idea how good he is trying to manage with this roster

It's not like Yelich hit one 6 miles off of our big spending spree.