southsider2k5

Dude has one job.

Yeah, looking it up the Sox were bought for 20 million and are worth $1.685 billion during that 40 year span. That is a return of 8425%. The Dow closed at 948.89 on Jan 29, 1981 the day the Reinsdorf group bought the White Sox. Yesteday's close in the Dow wasd 35,768.86, or a return of 3777%, or less than half of the Sox return.

This is almost laughable. The Sox have gone from 10s of millions to a couple of billions during the JR time frame. Pretty sure the Stock market isn't giving that return.

Hey moron, there is a really obvious solution here... UNLOCK THE DAMNED DOORS!

Schuster with a beauty to finish off Russia in extras.

That was quite literally the point.

Until they adjust contract bonuses to reflect the amount of games played.

Also from a delusional Sox fan POV https://twitter.com/mlbtraderumors/status/1491519394626813960?s=20&t=Tmb_aYb9MWQfHS9dTaz9ew

Yolmer to BoSox on MiLB deal

From a technical standpoint, yes, everyone would move up a slot.