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The dude is a world class broadcaster in 3 sports, and can even make Bill Walton sound good. Parroting JR is not what I expected from you.

Nice middle finger to Brooks. Good for Jason. I bet that MF was the best tasting shake ever too.

Looking forward to 2025 2026 2027

And every single record low in attendance just proves Jerry right in that casual fans don't go to games for the Sox and he needs revenue from fans who show up no matter what like the Cubs get.

FR. It was much worse that Yoan played last year at 80% instead of taking some time to get healthy.

Jake Cousins was sold to the Yankees.

Burn this b**** to the ground.

ILoy is hurt again. Surprise!

Burns vs Edey in the final four is going to be so much fun

Sox fans.

A killer rendition of don't stop believing...

Do so

I am just glad you finally admitted I was right by using exactly what I have been telling you as proof.

And here he is now quoting IPs as the basis for how much Crochet can go

#3

Hence #2

This has literally been your shtick all spring. 1. Make outrageous and unprovable statements 2. Mock anyone who brings facts into an argument. 3. Cry when someone calls you on 1 and 2. If you want to have an intelligent and fact based discussion let me know. Until then, run along.

So 12 2/3 IP is enough to make up the difference? Because that is what he pitched in the fall league.

And just for the record, this is me, agreeing with Balta.

People have been telling you there is no substitute for pitching when it comes to being conditioned for pitching, and that because Garrett Crochet has never been healthy enough to pitch a starters workload, he isn't conditioned for a starters workload, but somehow Baghdad Bob has spun up some vast conspiracy where despite being injured perpetually, Garrett Crochet has accumulated enough conditioning in some secret, but totally enough, place to fool even the White Sox professionals who say he isn't conditioned for a full starters workload, despite the gap between he and every other full time starter being right there for you to see with any common sense at all.

What if I told you that his conditioning as a pitcher directly leads to what kind of a workload he can manage in a particular season? Oh right I (and literally every other responder but 1) have only been saying it for pages and apparently you couldn't understand that. Now I understand why you are so angry with everyone, it is too complex for you apparently.

Yes he will. Repeatedly and loudly.

You are just going to go ahead and be wrong. Otherwise no one would be mentioning innings limits.

Considering they have all talked about innings limits, yes, I would assume they talked about not being able to handle a normal starters load because he isn't conditioned for it. I don't know when you turned into Baghdad Bob here, but this isn't even funny bad.

So it's literally never happened and you've got nothing.