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Burger is not a 2B. Let’s put an end to that, at least.

So now Lynn and Kopech with knees. What’s the next body part to go for this franchise?

That’s not exactly a high bar to clear for a team with championship aspirations…

Once AGAIN, right knee discomfort. Official. Please change thread title to correct injury.

Twins have Jeffers/Sanchez. Padres are maxed out on payroll and holding it for an outfielder. Nola and Alfaro have been average/okay. Mets already have big McCann deal. Yankees are prioritizing defense and have more than enough offense. SF has a young guy in Bart and won’t block him. With all the lingering injuries the last two years…not seeing it. Never hurts to try to run him through waivers to see if there’s any interest. And in the end, they wouldn’t be willing to meet the price for Contreras after the Kimbrel trade blew up last year in such a high profile way.

So who in God’s name is going to start the Detroit game if Cueto pitches today?

Johnny Cueto will be making only his second career relief appearance unless he’s just getting work in. 334 career starts.

Johnny Cueto will be making only his second career relief appearance unless he’s just getting work in. 334 career starts.

C’mon! Really? So now when he inevitably cools off again you want credit for reverse “jinxing” him?

Burger seven game extra base hit streak up to MLB leading seven consecutive games. Konerko franchise record at 9. Paul Waner and Chipper Jones all-time record at 14.

The funny thing is that Cueto, VV and Martin have collectively done better than anyone would have predicted but the oitching is still below average overall (partly due to Keuchel as well.)

Traded Narvaez for Colome

Guess we’ll find out soon enough. Fold this into other thread.

They can hire Cease, lol…

And it continues. Kopech was furious being pulled, too.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2006/apr/11/golf.tigerwoods Had to beat Balta to it before you were excoriated.

You must mean 13-16, since they are 27-30 now...

https://sports.yahoo.com/3-thoughts-chicago-cubs-including-110000430.html

If you look closely, he has been hitting much closer to the front of the batter's box recently...making it harder to wait until the last millisecond to make the decision to swing or not. Which means he has to commit even earlier regardless of the pitch, leading to more balls pulled or hit off the end of the bat as he loads up.

Combination of Hahn, injuries (especially Kelly) and LaRussa sometimes either being stubborn or trying to point out to everyone the lack of viable options on the roster. And all these weird lack of bullpen availability issues that are left unexplained.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tim-anderson-opens-mlb-black-193839276.html This is going to be somewhat polarizing...one of the longest interviews with TA7 in quite some time, other than the recorded YouTube series. The interviewer made no attempt to clean up any of the grammar whatsoever. Some will say that's being genuine and authentic and keeping it real, others might disagree. Then there's the whole DQ thing...so guess I need to buy some more Berkshire Hathaway B shares haha.

To rhahn@chisox.comrhahn@chisox.com Cc kwilliams@chisox.comkwilliams@chisox.com Jun 12 at 10:42 AM “Fire Tony!” chants from the Comiskey Cellular Rate stands? They’re not wrong, and that negativity, embarrassment and loss are all your fault. Remember this song? Michael Jackson - Man In The Mirror (Official Video)

https://blogs.fangraphs.com/tony-la-russa-is-at-it-again/

Kimbrel simply imploding in SF. Came into game trailing 2-1. In first game over a span of nine days. L. Gonzalez still at .315, 21 RBI’s.

That’s all on Hahn. And he has been a much better fWAR/$$$ allocated player than the likes of Rodon, Keuchel and Jimenez for his Sox career…at least until 2022.