southsider2k5

Then quit replying. See how that works?

You are the one stating everything as a fact here. I even stated that the STORY WAS, not that it absolutely had to happen only the one way you told it. You were even told that the story was more complex than the simpleton explanation you were raging behind, but that doesn't matter, because it ONLY had to happen exactly the way you stated. But again, that's par for the course here. Ray knows it all.

You can always keep your two cents and scroll past.

Oh right, because you haven't done that at all in your declarations here of what must be, and the making up the rest of what was being said. But that's never stopped you before, so why start now. Tell us more about how all of this went down.

Nope, don't back down now. You obviously know it all. I am convinced.

I am amazed at the amount of insider information you seem to have to know everything that goes on in all of these front offices.

The story at the deadline was that Hoyer did everything he could to get his core guys to teams they wanted to go to.

The story was that Kimbrel wanted to stay in Chicago, I think because of his kid/kids IIRC.

Actually the story seems to be that BRYANT was more interested in going to the west coast, and much like they did with Kimbrel, they engaged with teams that the players wanted to go, instead of just where ever.

Well we got Heads to flip the switch, now the rest of the team needs to.

It's well worth it to him.

The bullpen actually looked good even thought I hated burning them.

Honestly, this all goes back to @Heads22 not making the game thread.

Does Houston not hit Lynn in Chicago? Do the Sox hit McCullers in Chicago? I don't see it.

Enjoy your next Sox page.

So why are you here then? And let me fix it so you don't have to lower yourself to this "trash website"

But nothing changes what is happening today.

What about this game changes with HFA? Is Lynn throwing a shutout? Is McCullers hittable? Otherwise it literally doesn't matter here.

Dude you can't handle watching a baseball game. Get over it.

Who is less likely to be fired than anyone else in Chicago.

Ah yes, not having a b**** fit over the team is getting paid to defend them. Learn how to handle even a minimal amount of adversity.

With McCullers on the mound, I would rather keep my pen ready for when they can make a difference and not today.

Speaking of predictable, you are right on schedule. Oh wait, according to you we were supposed to lose the division to the Indans.

At 5-0, I am punting this game as a manager. I would have ran Dallas out there for 100 pitches to save the pen for the rest of the series.