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You can pretty much guarantee the Brewers would have used Hader in 1+ inning in that exact same situation. Not sure why Bummer would be any different.

Can just imagine what Hawk Harrelson would be saying about right now. 65% chance of scoring.

This is where managers need to go by feel....situation...and throw out this "fresh inning" crap.

Not leaving in Bummer for Holt and Hiura when there's two more lefties and Bummer cruised through that inning....pretty dubious.

Cordero for the 8th, looking like...forgot about him, so our bullpen goes 5 deep right now. 6, if you're willing to believe Detwiler has morphed into 2005 Neal Cotts/Cliff Politte.

Trout returns from paternity leave. Of course, homers in his first PA.

McDougal, Aardsma, that other huge lefty that came over from KC and could never consistently throw strikes...

If Heuer can settle down into a reliable 7th/8th inning guy, agreed. That gives you Marshall, Bummer and Colome, +1.

Better to have Omar Not Coming...

Zack Britton comp for Bummer...10 strikeouts on the night so far. Narvaez, just one his on the season so far.

3/19, lol?

Three best young Sox hitters go down swinging in that half inning, but grizzled vet countryman Abreu saves the day.

Okay, blame it on the slow Chinese internet....the screen image at MLB.TV isn't clear, looked like a humpback liner to me. Watching the replay, yeah, he got that one pretty good.

Jimmy Cordero and his power sinker looming in the bullpen. Aaron Bummer also getting ready. Looks like it will be Bummer will all the lefties/PH'ers coming up in the bottom of the 7th.

And Avi play CF, except when he's throwing out Madrigal at 3rd and possibly ending his season...

Abreu has more ugly looking huge RBI's than any Sox hitter since Crede/Uribe...

Lauer, Suter and Grimm are relatively pedestrian. Moncada looking bad there too...just feeling for it with that swing on the pitch down and away, WAY out in front of the change-up diving low and away outside of the zone, tailing away from the LHB. NASTY.

Three consecutive change-ups take down Robert. Have to figure out a way to make contact and get the runner over to 3rd with 1 out, Luis. This kid has really nice stuff. Narvaez looking like the better defender than Grandal this series...

Devin Williams sounds like an Illini shooting guard...

Marlins about to have the best record in baseball percentage-wise, 3-1. Lucas managed to lower his ERA on the young season all the way down to 5.17.

Giolito dialing up a 95 MPH all of a sudden. 99 pitches.

If you get shoulder subluxations often, you might need surgery to stabilize your shoulder. After surgery, it takes about four to six weeks for your shoulder to recover. Your arm will be in a sling most or all of this time. Athletes might not be able to fully participate in sports for a few months after their surgery. A shoulder subluxation refers to a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. This occurs when the ball of the upper arm bone, called the humerus, partly comes out of the glenoid socket in the shoulder. In a complete dislocation, the humerus is knocked totally out of the socket.

Giolito down to 91-92. Nearing 90 pitches. Last 2-3 hitters here for Lucas. 94 followed by 81 mph changeup.

Well, the obvious positive is that it's not the RIGHT shoulder, but you just wonder if he's going to end up having season-ending surgery. Surely, we can have SOME good luck after 12 seasons without a single playoff appearance? Might as well add EE to the headline. Left game for Collins due to an injured right shoulder. Vaughn or stay with Collins? DH Mazara and start Engel in RF?

THIS SEEMS FAMILIAR. You don't get a break with this White Sox line-up. Well, except for the bottom two spots for now.