southsider2k5

I think we haven't. This a slam dunk playoff team that is closer to the draft lottery than 1st place.

These things play themselves out.

All are welcomed and loved here... except for you. That's some solid agape love and judge not work right there.

Mendick and Burger are making it tough to decide this time around.

Yeah!

When you try to be funny, but the truth accidentally slips out.

2005 we were literally in first place from Day 1.

Bonus is the inevitable bankruptcy.

The funny part is that per population, Chicago is 28th in the nation for murder rate. For the record, it is impressive how much of the top are in the Republican deep south, such as Birmingham, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Memphis. Also just down the list are two cities in Texas of Dallas and Beaumont. The murder rate in Chicago is 18.26/100,000. In Dallas it is 14.89/100,000. In 2021, Austin had their deadliest year in almost 20 years. Why everyone thinks this is a Chicago problem is really obvious, but no one wants to acknowledge it. https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/murder-map-deadliest-u-s-cities/38/

It strikes me as funny that for some reason Twitter thinks that the Sox line up could offend people.

Well that could have been worse.

If it was a couple of guys, sure. But when the whole team regresses at once, and when guys don't even seem interested anymore, that's a red flag.

People get paid to do a lot of things. Shitty bosses have an effect on the workplace, That's true if it is an office or a baseball field.

Imagine if we applied this to everything. -People are going to get drugs anyways, so let's make everything legal and just completely remove all rules, regulations and tracking around it. Demonizing drug users doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -People are going to get abortions anyways, so abortions for any age legal, so everyone can be safe. Demonizing unwanted motherhood doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -People are going to speed anyways, so let's remove all road safety laws such as speed limits, licenses, road tests, lane usage restrictions. Demonizing drivers doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -People are going to pollute anyways, so let's remove all environmental regulations and let people do whatever they want with their property so everyone is equal. Demonizing polluters doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -People are going to shoplift anyways, so let's remove all financial oversight and regulations, so everyone has the equal opportunity to protect their own finances. Demonizing theives doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -The North Koreans have a nuclear bomb program, so let's declassify every military grade weapon out there and legalize them so that a 14 year can nuke a school shooter or 3rd world dictator if threatened. Demonizing dictaors doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican. -If life begins as conception, then they should have all of the legal rights of being alive. Get those fetus's life insurance, food stamps, welfare, guns just in case someone wants to abort them, minimum wage jobs, schooling, etc. Demonizing the unborn doesn't really help. Many of them even vote Republican.

You lived through the cold war and you can't recall this kind of stuff happening before? The 60's and 70's had incredibly higher crime rates and gun crimes then as well. You don't remember bomb shelters and hoarding for those? These are the things that make people wonder how much of this is an act.

I am pretty sure Bob was the first to mention TLR as a viable candidate too, so this is probably solid info, and not just speculation.

Kenny Williams has a foot out the door. He previously said that once this contract is up, he is leaving baseball. I can't imagine with that in mind he is doing a whole lot of what we see out there.

If you are really talking odds, I don't think the odds are any different for TLR keeping his job if the Sox are a playoff team this year versus if they aren't.

I mean it is really obvious that it sucks to lose your last game of the season. But it sucks more to not get a chance to.

Look, last year sucked the way it ended, but there is nothing like playoff baseball. Even if it isn't fleeting, it is sure as hell better than speculating on what he will do with the 15th pick in the draft.