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If it’s a blowout early, you can always switch to Konnor Pilkington vs. the vaunted Blue Jays offense in CLE.

Nobody on this entire message board thought it was a good signing.

That's why I said the White Sox just need to stay 5-6 back because of all those A's games and then home and away with KC and Detroit for the majority of May. Got lots of laughs at the time predicting Minny would possibly still hold the lead heading into June, but the Twins were something like 0/17 with RISP going back multiple games and are still pulling them out of their asses somehow. They also continue to get better pitching than expected.

It certainly is if you're in CA/WA/OR.

Yep, Vaughn and Moncada...if only there was a way to DH Vaughn, but that would require Pollock and Engel to be offensive threats on the corners. Also, interesting decision coming with Sheets and Burger. Sheets hasn't earned his spot but likely stays due to handedness.

Robert cutting off that double from Vasquez getting to the wall one of the other key plays...Anderson hobbled the replay, but too late to restart Bradley.

But we gave Leury two extra years to be a utility guy for the exact same price.

Kimbrel lol.

The crazy thing is there wasn't a base hit with RISP the entire game until Abreu doubled in the ghost runner. Had four shots to get another run in from third and failed each time. Gutty performance from Cease and the entire bullpen. Lopez pitched his way into and out of trouble...that was the point where you felt the White Sox would win.

5 appearances in 6 days for Liam. That was a backbreaker for Boston. Barnes is toast.

Red Sox 0-5 in extra innings.

99. 99. Hendriks is a bulldog.

Someone who didn't look very clearly at the 2018-20 numbers for Harrison and Pollock.

It was a strike and a hanger...should have been clobbered.

$5.5 million. Burger can't lay off the high fastball today.

Burger is at least playing an adequate third and holding his own for someone basically in indie ball just a couple of years ago.

0/6 with RISP. Anderson leading the entire majors with a .322 average since the beginning of the 2019 season.

No walks when Pivetta leading the world in them. Engel just not an everyday player.

Nobody except for minor league diehards expected much of anything out of him or Banks. Persistence paid off.

Well, Sousa definitely did his job.

Ozzie/Yermin 2022

Meanwhile, Luis Gonzalez has been a useful at least replacement level RFer for the Giants this season.

Yermin just might be the spark again, lol. Carlos Perez. Someone. Anyone but Rutherford. They can't keep sending McGuire out there to protect Grandal when both of them suck.

Probably send Ramos the other direction.

The dreaded wrist replacement surgery...