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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Ozzie? The plus was not having to listen to the broadcast for 15-20 mins. McKnight must frustrated but he's play by play...at any rate, a better analyst than either. Which isn't a super high bar.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Don't think they should screw around moving Antonacci back to second in season...but Acuna at that spot wouldn't be ideal either. In a perfect world, Gonzalez wasn't setting the bed and could take over there.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Kwan GG despite terrible season at the platel Can Stone really get his full salary after missing 15-18 games already ... at least it feels like that. Even more?
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Thinks he's suddenly a power hitter this season...that's not his game at all.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Meidroth too far off plate to hit that without diving out for it
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Not even a viscount.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Cubs game over? Could they have more pitching injuries in one season? PCA daily updates?
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
No Beni bomb? Schriffen jinxed him.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Game just feels dead after delay and no crowd remaining...at least he brought some energy/enthusiasm. Brooke has been a tough listen the more she's had to push outside her limited range of insidery information.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Need to find a journeyman 1B like an Elko type for two weeks. Nishida doesn't fit current roster. Quero wasn't hitting enough to justify 1B/DH role, either.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Teel catch 50/50 probably... Surely he'd say he should have made it. Takes some time coming back after almost three months off to get back timing/reflexes.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Still struggling with the throwing aspects...more often than not runners have taken extra bases as a result. Margin is quite thin in these games...just can't afford to give 2-3 extra runs due to defense.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Colson error opened floodgates...but still had a chance to pitch out of it. Probably doesn't get the DP...maybe, 50/50. Halpin as CFer can run a bit.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Watson simply killing the Sox considering 0/12 entering the series. Need to limit it to 3. Somehow.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
Might have gotten distracted by the runner...he's very selective up there for a young player. Most lhbers are much better lower in the strike zone.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
That threat disintegrated quickly.
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06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
who is in today covering for him?
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The Athletic player poll, best and worst teams.
That yt was almost all about player moves with the Suns... Can anyone find The Athletic article on changes in the Suns' organization since then...especially with how fans are being treated much better regarding free universal tv accessibility in the region and much cheaper food/concessions deals in stadium?
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The Athletic player poll, best and worst teams.
- 06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg
hope that Stone is back today note to Brooks, don't just tell someone at 4 pm you have less than three hours to prepare for your first mlb tv announcing gig, especially as an analyst would have been much better to just let McKnight do it instead in that situation- Montgomery's defense at short...
He actually saved more runs with his range and arm than Royce The Statue Clayton ever did...despite his impeccable fielding percentage.- “The 78” + "The Railyard" = the future of the Sox and Fire
Jerry Reinsdorf worked as an IRS lawyer after graduating from Northwestern in 1960, where his first case concerned the tax delinquency of Bill Veeck, who at the time owned the White Sox.[7] In 1964, he went into private practice. He developed a specialty in real estate partnership tax shelters. He sold his business interests in the real estate partnership in 1973 and formed Balcor, which raised US$650 million to invest in buildings under construction. He sold Balcor in 1982 for $102 million to Shearson Lehman Brothers, the investment banking and brokerage arm of American Express.[7] However, he continued to be President of the company for several years thereafter.[15] He made his initial fortune in real estate, taking advantage of the Frank Lyon Co. v. United States decision by the United States Supreme Court, which allowed economic owners of realty to sell property and lease it back, while transferring the tax deduction for depreciation to the title owner.- Thoughts on selling high on Meidroth?
Or at least quick...- Official NBA 25-26 Thread
That was a lightning fast pivot to Stirtz/swap places and flip for two seconds with Memphis. OKC has to figure out what to do with Hartenstein/Dort too... not much financial flexibility.- Trade Ideas/Rumors/Proposals Thread
deVries Miller trade truly a rarity half those deals involve Preller... first for Juan Soto was by far the wildest package - 06/24 - Sox vs. Guards: Sweep the Leg