southsider2k5

This may well be the low point of the season.

The only post season priority the Sox need to be worried about right now is their tee times.

It's almost as if this team lacks an effective manager to get them in the right mindset.

Irony.

I am not sure why, but like I said you do you. Grrr.

So the fact that we had a playoff team with until he got here is something you are going to ignore to carry the mail for Tony. But sure, I am the one who is gullible. You do you.

Lmao, sure. We didn't have a high flying playoff team turn into mediocre garbage since Tony got here.

D.U.I.

FIRE TONY INTO THE SUN!!!!

If we keep doing it this way, it is bound to start working eventually, right?

I have never seen a team more in need of a change, ANY CHANGE, than this group.

This is more like 2006 than 1990. No one expected the 1990 team to do anything.

Sounds like Schultz is not going to pitch competitively this year. https://theathletic.com/3435466/2022/08/26/white-sox-noah-schultz-draft/?source=emp_shared_article&redirected=1

And Caulfield.

Eloy is back, Robert is dead.

Maybe he will get with a more motivated group of guys and come back ready to win next year.

The White Sox were 26-16 after the day of the 3-0 Grand Slam by Yermin Mercedes. Since that point, this team is 129-115. They peaked out in 2021 at 43-26 on June 17 of 2021. Since that point they are 113-105 This isn't even JUST a 2022 thing. The team fell hasn't been the same for about 14-15 months now. The roster is by and large the same roster, with a few changes. It is the same players who were killing it in the previous years who have tanked in the ensuing time.

Asleep at the Wheel.

Look, if that little money is going to turn a guy into someone who doesn't try very hard, they were never going to be a truly great player anyway. After all, the BIG money is still out there for all of them in their free agent contracts. None of them will get to free agency as an old man, so there are hundreds of millions of dollars still waiting for these guys if they were to hit up to their potential. While 70/80 million is nice, it isn't $200 or $300 million.

I don't see anything about Mieses that would make a team put him on a major league roster for a year.

Just like the manager, except less random.

Forget it, he's rolling.