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Ummm...guys, might want to think about an insurance run or two here with the top of the line-up. Because you just know the extra batter that Moncada brought up is going to ensure Trout somehow comes up again in the bottom of the 9th.

Ummm...guys, might want to think about an insurance run or two here with the top of the line-up. Because you just know the extra batter that Moncada brought up is going to ensure Trout somehow comes up again in the bottom of the 9th.

Ummm...guys, might want to think about an insurance run or two here with the top of the line-up. Because you just know the extra batter that Moncada brought up is going to ensure Trout somehow comes up again in the bottom of the 9th.

Ummm...guys, might want to think about an insurance run or two here with the top of the line-up. Because you just know the extra batter that Moncada brought up is going to ensure Trout somehow comes up again in the bottom of the 9th.

Jesus of Nazareth! Thankfully, Robert looked like he had it all the way and was just cruising along...then you have to start worrying about him getting anywhere near the wall, lol.

Well, Iglesias was one of the worst hitters in baseball and then suddenly he hits .373 or whatever it is.

Guess it gives NBC Sports a chance to run their Hendriks promo...

Well, this is a ballsy move that will be second-guessed by the world if it goes wrong.

Have a game, Yermin!!! Completely forgot we still had Evan Marshall in our bullpen, haha.

How many pitches did Heuer throw yesterday?

LaRussa's going to have to decide if you want Kopech to go against Trout/Rendon/Upton... Crochet is not the obvious choice, Heuer threw yesterday and you don't want to make Hendriks go 2 full innings the second day of the season...do you?

Going high fastballs to get Ohtani. Reminds me of the approach against Luis Robert, if it's not a slider off the plate.

Hamilton already in for Vaughn in LF。 Well, the breaks have to even out from last night, don't they? Do you bring in Crochet for Ohtani?

Hamilton already in for Vaughn in LF。 Well, the breaks have to even out from last night, don't they? Do you bring in Crochet for Ohtani?

Dammit. Hung up. Eaton giveth and taketh away...just need to get this game in the W column somehow.

Ugly ugly game for Moncada so far tonight. The opposite of Opening Day.

Feels like we have to score at least one run here. That cushion just doesn't feel comfortable after being up 7-1 and watching Eaton's play tonight after Madrigal's yesterday.

Can't be one of those nights where the offense goes to sleep early after putting up a crooked number...

Stassi looking like one of the best all-around catchers in baseball against Sox pitching...like that darned kid on the A's that dealt us a death blow last year in Game 3.

Well, it's a game again. Had a feeling that Keuchel was going to have a rougher go of it this season...hopefully Game 2 last year wasn't a harbinger of things to come.

You're right, I looked at the first column and he actually hits lefty. So the answer is actually Matthew Boyd. Still a 16-0 streak then. He beat us once and lost to us once the final two weeks of 2019.

The White Sox always seem to get up for guys like Ohtani that are media darlings. That said, would rather face Quintana...have to go with the 15-0 regular season streak against southpaws. I looked up the end of the 2019 season. Buck Farmer of the Tigers was the last LHP to beat us, second to the last game of the season. Counting Luzardo in the first game of the playoffs last year, though, it would be a 16-0 string against LHP.

Sounds like Madrigal just broke his bat....thought it was another humpback liner into LCF off the bat. Should have known better.

If Eaton/Madrigal/Anderson start rubbing off on the rest of the line-up...and they also start paying attention to the strike zone control of Grandal/Vaughn, this whole line-up will be better off. We've been such a free swinging, low walk team for so long. Then we can start playing more team-approach baseball and less individually-focused, swinging out of your shoes style.

Or D'Angelo Jimenez, the most despised guy in Sox clubhouse history.