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2 homers in one game? Is that even legal?

Took a double from Vaughn.

That was as quick as a Leury DP with no one out.

That barely tucked around, but he got it fair.

That's a routine play even for an awful 1B. He either wasn't concentrating or didn't want to bend through pain.

He just didn't get down to that ball, which probably goes back to him trying to play through leg problems.

Holy crap, the Sox made a key defensive play out of a bad one.

Who hates Tim Anderson as a Sox fan? That's absurd in a season where TLR is our manager.

That would require management.

I wish.

Getting our teeth kicked in by the first place team in three straight wouldn't be nearly as bad if I thought it would bring about some kind of change, but tomorrow will be the same as today, same as yesterday until Tony either quits or kicks off.

That AB couldn't have been more predictable. First pitch soft GDIP.

I am really struggling to try to think of another Sox team that played this dumb of baseball. I mean I know we have had some young and rebuilding teams over the years, but even so this is for sure the dumbest veteran team in my life time. I just can't fathom how Jerry watches this and doesn't insist SOMETHING is done. Fire Tony, Fire Menachino, Fire Hahn... I don't even care if it is one or all of them. But how can you watch this and just do NOTHING? This team has either quit on Tony, or has regressed more than any team I can ever recall seeing.

There is yet another play that won't show up in the box score as an error, but it going to cost this team.

In fact crime rates were WAY higher when all of us were kids.

Sox over/under at 4 runs is just pathetic.

Serious question, have you actually watched this team play defense? Because we have quite literally had players injure each other and themselves during their fielding attempts.

This has nothing to do with any of that, but sure. Find more reasons to be mad about something that is pretty straight forward. Do you quit your job every time your boss does something you don't like?

Fired and quitting midseason are not the same thing.

I would "expect" you do be able to separate out being a "fan" and the common sense of how to deal with adversity in a professional situation. No one asked anyone to like it. Understanding it is pretty straight forward.

That's a few words to say that your expectations of a person ruining his professional career sooner than deal with something he doesn't like at work aren't realistic.

Injuries like that can happen literally at any point. You can go from a 2 to a 6 on the pain scale with the wrong swing or throw if something is already irritated. Players play with 2 pain all of the time, or they would never play. It is also worth mentioning that with the new rules limiting how many times a player can be optioned in a year, this is a backdoor work around that potentially as well.