caulfield12

Good wp prediction.

Joyce in again...

Nope right through the wickets.

Season budget shot...

Justin Anderson up to his usual tricks. Lipcius five rbis, Teel/Quero combo dominant.

Looks like all the CLE games will be played in the 30s. Tmrw 45 degrees vs. Twins.

Sox offense continues to be...barely existent. Twins will come to Chicago tmrw 0-3.

To strike out? Montgomery 1/12.

Baldwin and Amaya not the ideal dp combination so far but escaped.

Another pitcher's battle.

Vaughn finally with a good swing. Tie game. Thaiss against former battery mate. First pitch Sinker.

Baldwin is probably going to grade average or slightly below across the board... Two unearned runs. Getz defense first leaves a lot to be desired.

Another Moncada RBI lol. FC.

Sac fly unearned run.

Well, Trout had never gone three games in a row without a hit to start a season.

Poor infield defense.

Baldwin can't quite corral another off his heel but ends up a hit.

95.5 4 seam 92 kick change Reached 97 now. Offspeed will be key.

First Sox error of the season. The one thing Amaya can't afford to do.

Iriarte struggling again to start this inning.. 67 pitches through 3+ innings...just 9 outs.

That doesn't even include Jesse Scholtens.

45% chance of rain in 3:00 hour. 70 degrees.

Billy?

Red Sox at White Sox: Garrett Crochet returns to Chicago (April 11-13) "Crochet spent parts of four seasons with the White Sox, mostly as a reliever. But his conversion to starter in 2024 after recovery from Tommy John surgery came with a pretty epic breakout season that culminated in an All-Star appearance, 209 strikeouts in 146 innings and an AL Comeback Player of the Year Award -- and then a trade to Boston, where he headlines the rotation for an improved Red Sox team eyeing a return to the postseason. As things stand now, Crochet is in line to pitch in this series. So if he toes the rubber, you can bet the Chicago fans will remember and acknowledge the lefty's dominance last season." mlb.com

Kasper was talking about this...how everyone wants their games from Memorial Day through the end of August at home. At least Rays' fans seem to be enjoying outdoor baseball and the environment is much more lively despite only 12,500 capacity.