Dick Allen

Don't mind it at all. If you're starters suck, openers are the way to go.

Bring him up now. He's got a much better chance hitting Cease than the rest of these clowns.

I'm just sick of seeing the same s%*# game after game, year after year.

They need Smith, Schultz and Roche to be studs. And stay healthy.

Letting a guy go 9 with only 93 pitches is not even trying. Bring back Pedro,

Sox playing like the engines are fired up on the team plane.

Yeah, Sox fans are hoping for a real long lockout.

They haven't looked ready to play 4 out of 6 games.

At least Shane got his ERA under 20.00 before he was lifted.

Their 2026 slogan should be "We are probably better than the Rockies"

Unexplainable loss of command is either mechanics or a future surgery.

On the bright side, we haven't seen him hit lefty yet.

Yeah, those throws Acuna made last night were nowhere near a cutoff man, and as an IF, he would know the importance of that. And they were so far up the 3rd base line. About as inaccurate as you will ever see.

This pitching staff is so bad. If you're not going to fire Getz, fire the new pitching coach.

Sox suck.

I enjoy it. Its beats reading about how Chris Getz is a baseball genius and only hires the best people.

A few of these guys should be making lattes at Starbucks. They would probably screw that up as well.

Ethan Katz needs to go.

Last year it worked out, but counting on Rule 5 guys to build a winner usually doesn't work.

I think if Ishbia gets a bigger voice, and he should, this won't be allowed to continue.

I'm sure if he was my next door neighbor, I would really like him. Seems like a nice guy, loves dogs, must be bright. He went to Dartmouth. I agree with the poster above, his baseball knowledge isn't one of 30 jobs in country up to snuff. And i agree with the promoter first, announcer second analysis. Harry Caray was a promoter, but he gave his audience a little credit. Schriff either thinks the audience is really dumb, or perhaps he doesn't understand bad baseball when he sees it. I do think his South side stand up line was genius if used correctly. His first time using it was a spring training game in a year they set the MLB record for losses. If the Sox were good, we'd all be saying it. He was put in a bad place. Horrible team, replacing someone very popular...but he isn't the guy. I think they know that, but these guys cost money, so they probably are waiting for his contract to end.

Always nice to win.

1-2 would have been fine, but 0-3 it is. The first 2 games, they were bad at every phase. Exploded for 7 runs the first 3 innings in game 3, but as happens so many times with so many teams, a ton of runs early often leads to not much later. No runs on 3 hits the last 6 innings. Too many strikeouts. Mune can fan. To me, he's kind of a young version of Jim Thome. Plays the infiled corners, but not very well. Ridicuolous power. Fans a ton, but looks like he will walk a ton too. His last AB though has me a little leery. He was blown away. Of course, that pitcher has blown away a lot of great hitters, but Mune was awfully late on strike 3.

You can look at how he runs he Bulls and figure out what he would do with the Sox, with one exception. The Bulls, even when horrible, draw like the Cubs, and he refuses to reward them by ever getting in luxury tax territory. One reason the Sox never had sustained success is because JR refused to pay the price.

Those teams sucked. But why does that make how the White Sox played in Milwaukee acceptable?