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McDougal will/should help.

Harris a former Ranger...had a very productive ST but not a great defender by any stretch of the imagination.

Might be Billy Carlson with that pretty high extended follow through extension.

It's not Antonacci?

Doesn't like Corey spelled with K

Fucking defense sucks, too. Especially after Bradish just handed them the lead with his first two career errors.

Maybe all tapped out..

Two balls lost by McGuire. Great move Getz.

2024-25

Sims walked 14 in 12 1/3 last year for the Nationals. Can we just have Soroka back?

Ohtani now at 24 2/3 consecutive scoreless ip streak Throwing 100 over at 25 1/3 Sanchez TOR then took care of countryman Okamoto

should be two errors on one play

114 ev colson foul

Burke velo down or a slow gun. Awful outfield...the whole lineup is pretty abysmal.

Giolito's going to get a surprisingly decent contract when all is said and done.

White Sox -27 Blue Jays -23 SFG -21

MLB also has a limited fund for low interest loans to teams but usually not over $100 million.

Not to mention Teel and Vasil out and Murakami at .200. Colson...there was always a concern about repeatability and Quero simply looks awful. Vargas and Davis Martin the bright spots.

However, it's their pitching that's going to carry them into the Fall Classic, fueled by the league's most underrated rotation -- learn the names Parker Messick, Slade Cecconi and Joey Cantillo, because they're going to comprise three-fifths of the second rotation in history (1998 Braves) with 150-plus K's apiece. And when the 2026 books are closed, these Guardians will also become the first team in baseball history to capture three different pieces of postseason hardware (MVP Jose Ramirez, Rookie of the Year Chase DeLauter, Manager of the Year Stephen Vogt). Gavin Williams, rein in the walks these next couple of weeks and I'll make this hot take a clean 4-for-4 on the awards front! -- Tristan Cockcroft espn.com https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/guardians-rotation-picking-where-left-205005448.html

AL Central occupying four of the bottom seven spots. White Sox 24th. Detroit tenth.

Fine, merge it. I mean there's a dedicated thread about PHing Benintendi or whatever. The Sox are quite fortunate that they possess the 1-1 pick this year or things would be even more bleak than they already are.

With Shane Smith now sent down and Vasil injured...what's left for our current GM to hang his hat on? Crochet deal..still to be determined, Ray Ray with a strong position on this one Venable Bringing in more exec talent and modernizing the front office. Colson Montgomery "rehab" from collapse outside Top 100 prospecrs to AL RoY consideration after Kurtz. Vargas deal Signing Murakami Houser's 2025 season Being bad enough as a team to get the Cholowsky 1-1 pick in 2026 Bringing team into era of unprecedented lowest revenues in the entire majors status Getting someone to take all $22 million of Luis Robert’s salary and 2027 buyout commitment Caleb Bonemer's ascension to elite hitting prospect Outlasting Bulls' front office, sort of

Brewer FanaticBrewers Call Up Left-Hander Shane Drohan For MLB DebutIn the first injury news of the regular season affecting the Milwaukee Brewers' pitching staff, left-handed reliever Jared Koenig was placed on the 15-day injured list Monday with a sprained UCL in hi

”I think the injury/durability concerns that will go with Smith (which is why he was an undrafted collegiate FA signee to begin with and exposed him early to the Rule 5 draft) factor in alot, too. His stuff is MLB-caliber, but not necessarily as a front of the rotation starter until he proves he can be that type of workhorse. As this season wears on, it's clear Smith will have to potentially try proving that in 2026 - because that's not happening this season. Was it a mistake to leave Smith exposed in the Rule 5 draft? Yes - but I don't think it was a travesty considering how many arms the Brewers have in their organization and on their MLB roster who Smith would likely sit behind on the pecking order for innings in Milwaukee.“ ”It’s not clear that he would be one of the Brewers’ seven best starting pitchers at this point. BrewerFan makes a great argument that losing Smith forced the Priester trade. OTOH the Brewers clearly had their eyes on Priester for a while, including at the time they cut bait on Smith. Would they have even (rightly or wrongly) given Smith a shot? They appear to have liked Priester more. We’ll see if they were right or wrong. BTW, we should probably convert this into a “tracking ex-Brewers organization starting pitchers on the White Sox” thread. Adrian Houser, who was unpitchable for the Mets last season, is having a career year. Bryse Wilson and Aaron Civale have managed the impressive achievement of making the White Sox worse.” Brewer FanaticRule 5 to CWS - Shane Smith Discussion Thread

Anderson vs. Jose Ramirez too.