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Well, their best player in Chourio is out pretty much the entire first month... and another Sox opponent the second series. Felt like a jinx lol.

Only 9 homers, but almost 50 rbi's now and a sky high average with MIL. Vaughn removed/mercy rule in effect.

Every single Brewer has now reached base at least once today. Hicks looks broken.

Would rather watch amother Planet of the Apes reboot about right now lol. Murakami ab and then off to Twins' game.

Slightly different talent level...

WestEddy overenthusiasm has taken a stiff punch to the jaw. At least we can feel slightly better than ONeil Cruz does/did after Skenes' first 2/3rd inning. Wow just noticed Boyd got roughed up by the other #28/29 team.

Anyone else underwhelmed by Pereira so far?

This could get away from them in the first 4-6 weeks with that schedule.

Robert great AB vs Skenes. Walk. lots of foul balls…started down 0-2 Almost passed lead runner he was running so fast

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/2026-chicago-white-sox-predictions-234523003.html 68-94 Mune and Dominguez All Stars, big Shane Smith sophomore slump

So your advice to JR/Ishbia is…?

Honestly, being the 29th or 28th best team in baseball after 2 1/2 years of rebuilding is hardly some great accomplishment for one to hang their hat on. Maybe, just maybe they’re less screwed up than the Nationals or Rockies under DePodesta. That won’t sell many tickets, though.

Pitched in WBC for Canada…with the Rangers’ organization as of now.

Royals’ Way doesn’t translate well to GRF.

Tyler Flowers a decent example. Zach Collins, Real Estate agent Kurt Brown over Barry Bonds etc. Actually drafted AJ Hinch, couldn’t sign him

"And Posey decided to go with new additions rather than known quantities to round out the Giants’ bullpen, selecting righty Caleb Kilian and lefty Ryan Borucki over Spencer Bivens and Tristan Beck, who both spent much of 2025 with the big-league club." nypost.com/sports

from sbnation The Humphrey Bogart tier30. Colorado Rockies 29. Chicago White Sox 28. Washington Nationals 27. Los Angeles Angels 26. Miami Marlins 25. St. Louis Cardinals Baseball’s rich history offers many memorable quotes. We begin our look at all 30 teams with one from Humphrey Bogart, the legendary actor who had this to say about the game. Or, at least attending a game. “A hotdog at the ballgame beats roast beef at the Ritz.” It might be a long season for these six teams, but still, their fans will get to sit in the sun and enjoy those dogs, at least a few times this season. 19. Cleveland Guardians 18. San Francisco Giants 17. Kansas City Royals 16. Cincinnati Reds 15. San Diego Padres 14. Texas Rangers 13. Houston Astros 12. Baltimore Orioles 11. Detroit Tigers 10. Milwaukee Brewers Twins 24th btw

Is he still a good influence on young players, though? At the end of the 2024 season, definitely. But surely he'd rather be almost anywhere else the next two seasons.

How much would he even get (as of today) as a FA on a one year deal? Like a house that homeowners in 07-09 just dumped the keys in the mail box and walked away from. Way underwater.

Just feels weird to have Opening Night only available on Netflix. Even Canadians can get the feed on Sportsnet.ca.

Yankees have Spencer Jones and Jasson Dominguez in AAA. Dodgers have loaded All Star outfields in AA/AAA. No place for any of them to play. Meanwhile, Sox have biggest MAYBE in Braden for the next two seasons, unless Bonemer and Antonacci are suddenly corner outfielders.

Trade Benintendi for Yoshida and cash to balance it out. Then they can leverage that for more Japanese market media coverage and at least $10-15 million in sponsorships. Both Japanese players would feel more wanted here, as would Beni back with Boston.

Not even DePodesta’s going in that so-called direction after a decade in the NFL.

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/article/mlb-opening-day-2026-top-50-people-who-will-impact-the-mlb-season-starting-with-nos-50-26-225538171.html Two not even in the organization (Benetti and Cholowsky) make the Top 50, along with Mune Murakami.

McGonigle the #2 prospect in baseball…and Clark’s at least a half season away at least. https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/article/mlb-opening-day-2026-how-different-are-all-30-teams-compared-to-last-season-222142839.html Tigers actually lead all of baseball in % of plate appearances and IP returning. See link above. Detroit offense was much better than most think, with Greene-Carpenter-Torkelson at its heart. Lots of versatility there as well. Voted for just below the median at 64-65-66. Pitching staff (starters) is certainly going to take their lumps.