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Cubs with three consecutive walk offs so and are playing unreal at Wrigley at the moment. 1/3 is the most that can realistically be expected. Leasure contract is approximately item #39 on the list of organizational concerns.

No mention of Quero....

How many Sox fans believed they were going to win down the stretch in 2012? Or win in 2008 on the road after Quentin went out with the self inflicted hamate? Win in 2000 after the pitching staff fell apart? Win on the road in Houston and fly in the face of their unassailable playoff runs? 1983? There's just one single isolated counter example. 2005. Indiana football fans didn't really believe that 2024 wasn't a fluke until they beat up OSU and Bama. For the Sox, 2020 was followed up by 2021/22. And then national embarrassments on a weekly basis from 2023-2025. You can label fans Panicans all you want, but Sox faithful over 125 years of franchise history are always going to be realistic or pragmatic until there's a tangible reason to believe otherwise. Doubting Thomases? Well, hoping/praying for miracles and the divine intervention of the Pope is basically all we're left to hold onto...

Besides Schwarber, there's another similar player... James Wood with the Nationals, huge power, huge Ks but Wood has more athletic ability and isn't a complete negative on the defensive side, mostly in LF. Ofc Murakami also getting better and better at 2B as he acclimates to mlb..

Who would take Bonemer over Cholowsky if they had the choice of one OR the other to build a franchise around?

“One of the most important things somebody ever said to me is you’ve reached this point, but as you continue to grow, the thing you have to do is be able to win,” Caitlin Clark told Yahoo Sports. “I feel like that's the point I'm kind of at now. You have to be able to win. That's my main focus, winning and winning a championship. Everything else will come along with that." Another area the Sox are lacking in at the moment. btw Judge Soto Harper all in the $7-9 million range for endorsements....compared to Ohtani's $120 million

Except to start 2006....then it all broke down the second half.

Don't panic.

Don't panic. All is well.

Not sure Detroit stays at .500 with Valdez Flaherty struggling and Skubal/Mize both out.

Trout, right? Or was it Neto? https://clutchpoints.com/mlb/los-angeles-angels/angels-news-pokemon-cards-led-mike-trout-zach-neto-home-runs-white-sox

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/ben-peoples-making-strong-case-174608042.html Peoples the next flavor of the day we shall see

Schultz's era could go into stratosphere here

Antonacci holding his own too considering the position change. Now if only Quero.... Who did the Sox send down for the lhr from Phillies? seems Bido was everyone's guess

espn.com today adjusted up from 61-101 to 63-99 fg more optimistic

Teodosio a burner...if he could just hit like a Chandler Simpson he would play everyday

Schultz hasn't gone beyond much beyond 80-85 pitches...

Most of the so-called overly optimistic fans abandoned Schultz already....true fans are still here. Even at 512 am. Let's see you stay for the rest of the game if the Sox are out of it. Do you have Schultz on your fantasy team? Doesn't that make me lacking in objectivity for a Sox prospect?

Teodosio would have scored even from first on the ball that rattled around the corner. In theory last run doesn't score if Kelenic holds him to first but that would have been a tough ask just shouldn't have been a triple running with two outs from second runner still probably scores there on Trout sun ball

No McDougal...reliever/injury risk No Jacob Gonzalez lol?

Montgomery drop and Kelenic with two ill advised plays in RF then the Meidroth sun ball

can't assume the dp

no penalty at all just an extra day or two of rest to get his head screwed on straight

Schultz is pitching like a guy whose career high is 84 innings in a minor league season... still very inexperienced

Has to get ahead in counts...pitching 101