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Also https://www.mlb.com/cut4/10-bizarre-rules-from-baseballs-past/c-124363454

I liked them too.

Pretty sure that was independent of covid.

It's not what the Sox want, its what Tony wants. No one else really seems to matter, but so far Tony keeps clutching at his match up's pearls to get Sheets into the line up against RHP, and therefore benching Vaughn.

Without a second thought, nor a care if he actually turns into something.

Look Sheets is a guy who can end up being a starter for a lot of teams. Maybe he even puts up a set of 30 homer seasons. But with the make up of this roster, primarily competing with Andrew Vaughn for playing time, there just shouldn't be an every day role for Gavin Sheets with the White Sox. Andrew Vaughn is a guy who is just going to hit. The bonus is that he even seems like he not embarrass himself in the OF, so it opens spots for him with guys like Eloy and Abreu on the roster.

Unless you need something, then he can hook you up.

Well, when you decide a lock out is more important that spring training, you can't run your pitchers out there for 100 innings, let alone 120.

Yeah, it is easy to sit on a waiting list, but when they want that check from you, a lot of will disappear.

That is about the only difference TBH. Luis Robert is a human cheat code. He's the guy you make up in your editor.

I said this a long time ago, and will say it again. It's as if Bo Jackson never destroyed his hip.

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