Dick Allen

Go to the Club Level. It's delightful. No bathroom lines, server. Food and drink delivered. Give them your credit card info at the beginning of the game, and pay for it after the 7th.Great view, and a decent shot at getting a ball if that's your thing.

I'll be a bit worried about Eloy if this is going on in June and July. To expect anyone to thrive when they first get to the major leagues is foolish. It may even be tougher for guys with the pub Eloy gets. He just doesn't get fastballs seeing if they can hit it like lesser knowns get. He's treated as legit from the start. He'll adjust.

The problem with firing Coop is Hassler has already been appointed his replacement, and since he's already in house, a change in performance wouldn't appear to be likely.

Sox team ERA 6.52. Coop will fix em.

I don't understand the scanners. If it's a sunny day, it takes those poor people about 15 attempts to get a phone ticket to click. I would like to see them use a thing like the CTA. Have all info on a phone and give a card to season ticketholders and let them scan themselves in with that.

Saturday was unique. I haven't seen the lower deck so crowded since they came up with the policy upper deckers had to sit in the upper deck. The concourse was full all the way around. They got surprised by the turnout which made their already slow concessions slower, and the bathroom lines longer. It must have been the decent day and sweatshirts. It was either last year or the year before, the second game of the home season featured a closed upper deck.

32k announced probably closer to 40kin the house. I think most of the people who got the freebies to a game in Aprilor May used it yesterday. The lowere concourse was packed all the way around the park.

I know this is going to sound kind of goofy but I was at the game today and lost my wallet in the parking lot. I got a call from the White Sox in the 9 th inning informing me they had it. Nothing missing. Thank you to the honest person who turned it in. With all the bad in the world it is good to know it is still mostly good. Especially at 35th and Shields.

Even when he was with the Cubs and they were praising him about lots of things, the one thing that was questioned was his bullpen usuage. If you are going to have 12 or 13 pitchers and currently have 4 starters, keeping him in as long as he did when he clearly was struggling was puzzling at best.

This is on Renteria. What do you need to see?

I am pretty sure every White Sox position player will have a 5 game stretch this year where they look awful. I an sure we know what Yolmer is and what he will be.

I am not a Yolmer guy, but c'mon man. Its 5 games. Playoff series are longer than that.

Waltz into a bar in the neighborhood and ask them for a parking pass.

If you're not supposed to pitch Covey, why have him on the roster? There was a good point made earlier, the game was probably lost on Saturday when they used Herrera and Colome, making Herrera was unavailable, so Renteria, who I am no fan of, was stuck. He brought in Fry who many here have said is basically elite. He was bad. If he brought in Jones, everyone would have complained. I don't know how many times I have read on this board Covey may make a pretty good reliever. Well, not yesterday, but they aren't contending for a WS so it's worth a try to see what you have.

Yesterday was the first time the Sox, Cubs, Bulls and Blackhawks all lost on the same day since Saturday.

Frare better learn to throw strikes unless he likes less pay and summers in Charlotte.

Coop will fix em

Matt Davidson where are you? Chief Insp wants to know.

Herrera unavailabie. Jones with issues. The improved Sox bullpen suddenly back to mediocrity.

Cold, shawdowy, and electric stuff is not a good combination to score a lot of runs.

Jason doing his best Jon Miller impression calling Perez Pairez

The Indians currently have a pretty pathetic line up.

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I have the same attitude towards Yolmer and I know it isn't fair. It isn't like he is horrible. He is average, sometimes slightly above and many times, slightly below. It's just what he represents that sours me. He is considered a White Sox developmental success story, and he is at best average. I get he dumps water on himself, but any other team, he's just some guy with a good sense of humor. The other thing he now represents is Machado failure. So every time he steps up, I am reminded how the Sox couldn't afford to build a winner when JR is 92 or 93 so they had to come in second for Machado.