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Looks like Vest rather Finnegan closing.

Can't adjust fast ball first hunting strategy to anything else apparently.

Okay Gordon. On radio broadcast seems like a lot of Tigers' fans there.

Sosa robbed twice now by Carpenter last two games...not the greatest of routes but corrected. Montgomery into 230s.

Missed the trade deadline but at least it forces Cannon out of the rotation, along with addition of Gomez.

Milwaukee on verge of a 27-4 run. 8-1 in next 9 equals crazy 1984 Tigers' season opening stretch, the year of Willie Xavier Hernandez.

Tauchman is starting to fade pretty badly...

Great now have to listen to United Wholesale Mortgage advertising during Tigers' broadcast lol...but they're calling it UWM like University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. At least it's not Ishbia's PE firm that would annoy Tray.

30. Colorado Rockies (30-88) Don’t lose 122 games. Improved play over the past month has made it far more plausible that the Rockies will avoid the ultimate infamy of losing more games than the 2024 White Sox, but it’s by no means a sure thing. The Rockies must go 12-32 the rest of the way to reach the 42-win mark that Chicago could not. And with one of baseball’s toughest remaining schedules, including seven more contests against both the Dodgers and the Padres, Colorado is going to have to earn it. Bold prediction: They’ll get it done. yahoo.com/sports

How would I know Antonacci’s nickname? Am I supposed to be clairvoyant?

President/VP like Epstein when Hoyer took over with the Cubs as GM, or KW with Hahn. The biggest success outside of Crochet might now be Colson, bit but he's going to have to stay over .240 to maintain that 800+ ops down the stretch. Anything in the 750-775 range at the end of the season would be a success...especially if it's both Teel AND Colson together.

More fun having an NL team to root for, and helps with fantasy baseball knowledge. Tatis Machado Cease Shields, etc., former Sox players or could have been. Jackson Merrill. Fun to watch Arraez hit/not strike out. Like Boggs/Gwynn, throwback unicorn player. GM is not afraid to make moves to elevate WS chances nearly every deadline. Smallest media market in baseball, cheering for LAD certainly is no fun. Most aggressive team in INTL scouting after the Dodgers. Peter Seidler was type of owner the White Sox should have had until he passed away. Beloved by fans. Maybe not his brothers, though, who are more bottom line PE guys and have trimmed payroll by $150 million in the face of huge losses caused by the RSN fiasco. Have never won a WS…along with Seattle Milwaukee Rockies Rays. Padres 1969 Brewers 70 two oldest streaks, goes back to my whole lifetime without a single title.

Sox second lowest payroll in MLB now…

Much more selective hitters…many with MLB time.

Kauffman...Tokyo Dome

Poor West Eddy...want to recant your string of offseason Padres' doomsday predictions? Btw, White Sox are playing better than the most expensive team in baseball history, the LA Dodgers.

He seems like a really good candidate to lead this team in the future, along with Colson.

Flaherty not exactly helping his FA value...

https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/player/_/id/70749/yoendrys-gomez Gomez with five years of control after this fwiw.

Vaughn yet another homer 243 .713

Who the heck is that?

Resident of 1600 Penn?

That was more of a choke job and it happened later with the Mets. But PCA and Tucker really cooling off has severely hampered their offensive output.

Brewers up on Skenes 4-0. Cubs could be 7 1/2 back.

Has to lay off the low sllider. Good take. But the off speed gets him again. Needs to cut down his swing and think about making more contact with 2 strikes...that probably won't happen until he goes into an extended dry spell.