caulfield12

sigh Sox are kings of weak hitting utility infielders

good idea but poor execution

where's our Mason Miller? I know I know Grant Taylor some will argue

no quality depth wonder who that's attributable to?

John c'mon

still 6/8 in save opportunities lol

dreaded closer in non closing situation of course

Griffin definitely looks like the better bargain than Kay so far this season.

Bunt. Or take a home run hack.

Could never control or manipulate it that well without hurting yourself sliding. Would be called out if done deliberately anyway...or perceived that way. Might even get ejected if the helmet bounced up and clipped a fielder in the face or elbow or another uncomfortable place.

That looked like the Sox on offense.

Murray will soon to replaced by Hays seemingly...

Griffin sure has the book on Murakami from his NPB time. Back to another adjustment period for Mune. Also think those offspeed pitches are harder to pick up in daytime sunlight/glare.

As long as still in even 10%/partial contact with helmet still counts as part of his body.

Romo >>> McGuire throwing

Breslow wins out for now in Boston but his head will roll next. Watch Dombrowski go back lol. Cora rumored to the Phils if things don't turn around soon.

Just dfa him and bring up Kelenic.

Acuna's elite speed now showing up on weakly hit infield blender...

2014-15 Royals' baseball Minus their bullpen speed defense and ability to make consistent contact.

5 quality prospects >>> 10-15 suspects

https://www.fangraphs.com/standings/playoff-odds/fg/lg 69-93, 0.4% wc playoff odds up to 0.9%

"What does that mean to the Guardians, who take raw talent and guide him to the big leagues, through a plan that sees him navigate position changes (second base, shortstop and third,) to become a family man and hometown hero in Cleveland? It means they have one of those “good, solid young men” DiBiasio speaks of. A family man, A man of character. The kind of man who can lead the Guardians to greatness through perseverance, hard work and loyalty." “Your highest paid player better be your best person,” said DiBiasio. The Villager Newspaper OnlineCleveland Guardians Share Secrets to Success - The Villag...The Cleveland Guardians are one of Major League Baseball’s most successful franchises. Year after year they finish close to the top, making the playoffs and giving fans plenty of thrills. Competing inWhen's the last time this last sentence was close to being true for the Sox??? Grandal Benintendi Robert (didn't remember Charlie Montoyo's name or who he even was), TA, Jimenez, Moncada, Lynn, Keuchel... Kimbrel and Giolito were probably the closest to that description over the last decade. There weren't many. Burger, too. The White Sox are usually loyal to a fault, but for all the wrong reasons. Not lining up with the values listed here for being deserving of two way loyalty/trust. Whether it's Mune, Colson, Teel...pick your foundational piece to build around that will be a White Sox for life and give them that first $100-200 million deal. Maybe it's Cholowsky? Or even Braden or Bonemer. But you need to pick someone or the ship will continue to founder on the rocks. The face of the franchise. There hasn't really been once since TA and Abreu. They forced it on Andrew Vaughn and it simply didn't fit.

Ron you're still not going to get the answer you seek regardless of the flowery and ostentatious...almost border ing on obsequious, language. But nice try. Too much water under the bridge with him in the Sox organization.

Okinawa would be that technically...but why not?