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Sure. But it has been since Aug/Sept 2022 when they were an actual factor in anything resembling a pennant race. It's more about the psychological/momentum side of the sport. And motivating the home crowds to start buying walk up tickets. Baseball-Reference.com2022 MLB Scores, Standings, Box Scores for Sunday, Septem...Get the latest MLB scores and standings for today and historical games on Baseball-Reference.com

Protected territory? Even if they moved to IND?

HITTERS H-AB HR RBI SB AVG C. Meidroth2B 33-125 1 4 1 .264 M. Vargas1B 28-123 7 18 5 .228 C. Montgomery3B 28-124 9 23 1 .226 R. GrichukRF 6-32 0 2 0 .188 E. QueroC 12-74 0 5 1 .162 A. BenintendiDH 24-105 2 16 0 .229 D. HillCF 10-39 2 3 4 .256 L. AcunaSS 13-77 0 3 6 .169 S. AntonacciLF 15-55 1 7 0 .273

B. KC now up 5-3 at Kauffman. Collins bomb. Massey and Rhys Hoskins homered as well. Royals finally beating up Gavin Williams. Seems Venable should be more desperate for a win with .500 and first place on the line tonight...

You mean they're well set up for the future? Well, except the uncertain fate of Murakami. Uncertainty surrounding Hagen, McDougal and Oppor as well.

Richards attended Mater Dei High School in Breese, Illinois. In 2011, his senior year, he went 9–1 with a 1.07 ERA.[1] After high school, he enrolled and played college baseball at Drury University. As a senior in 2015, he had a 5–3 win-loss record with a 3.61 ERA in 11 starts. Gateway Grizzliesedit He was not drafted by an MLB team in the 2015 MLB draft, and signed with the Gateway Grizzlies of the independent Frontier League.[2] In 2015, Richards posted a 3.36 ERA in 14 starts for the Grizzlies. During eight starts in 2016, he posted a 3.21 ERA and was among the league leaders in strikeouts. 9th big league team already lefties!!! train your kids lol tie right hand behind the back

ofc they already had the synergy with Nintendo....3-4 hours shorter flight times as well

SGA ft's? Wembayana blocks? KC RFer Caglianone starting tonight with a 780 ops...fwiw

Shewmake just homered off Ohtani for HOU

UCLA guys lol Bauer and Cole hope it didn't rub off on Cholowsky where's the Braden to AAA hype train? 0/1 bb k

Quite a few. CLE has it down....despite their #3/4 overall record the past 12-15 years. Minnesota surely. OAK and Colorado moving forward. Miami is at least competitive again...might dump Alcantara regardless..

Can we legally 86 someone at SoxTalk lol? Or First Amendment provisions don't apply to private websites? Just kidding. Have to balance out Ron to be equitable.

Murakami revenues streaming in Ad buys up 50% at CHSN

Assuming a victory every game out...especially on the road, is equally dubious

Has to be named Dante, opposing P Tigers getting smoked Cleveland down early to KC First place or bust

https://www.espn.com/mlb/attendance Still 29th in overall attendance for all games. Can't all be blamed on weak Central attendance outside Detroit. That per game average at home has to slide back up to 20000+ per game (1.6+ million pace) to consider it an appreciable Murakami-driven jump (along with .500ish baseball).

Cannon again just sounds hopeless. Mason Adams at least a month or six weeks away, maybe?

White Sox wanted nothing to do with playing Moncada while the final year of his contract expired with a $29 million pricetag including the buyout. JR somehow thought that was punishing him. Angels still gave him a shot. Twice now. Might be why they're the worst team in baseball right now.

Dunn Luis Robert, Jr. Konerko Abreu

Japan is definitely not meaningless for the Dodgers and Ohtani/Yamamoto. TV/ad revenues are one driver of the revenue equation...as well as jersey hat souvenir sales. Then you have corporate sponsorships like UNIQLO Field at Dodgers Stadium.

Bonemer or Roch Cholowsky will be next...

Chicago White Sox: B+The big headline has been Munetaka Murakami, who is a threat to break the single-season record for strikeouts -- which scared off many teams, despite his big power numbers in Japan -- but nonetheless is hitting .231/.374/.564 with an MLB-leading 13 home runs. He's as pure a three-true-outcomes guy as we'll ever see: He hasn't even hit a double yet. But Murakami isn't the only story here. Top pitching prospect Noah Schultz has debuted and displayed strikeout stuff. Colson Montgomery is swatting home runs. Sam Antonacci looks like a fun player and Miguel Vargas has more walks than strikeouts. The White Sox probably don't have the pitching or lineup depth to hang here all season, but they'll avoid 100 losses -- and maybe even make a run at .500. dave schoenfeld espn.com

https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=979848003877755&id=554465839749309 2021 was the Robert hip flexor strain year...or was that the adductor? Hard to keep track. Since Aug. 25, 2022, Robert was 1-for-28 with nine strikeouts and he was often seen swinging one-handed due to the discomfort. Robert said the hit-by-pitch didn’t really affect him adversely, but admitted bad habits were developing as he tried to swing through the pain. “That kind of backfired on what I was trying to do. Again, I think that was my mistake. It’s something I learned from,” Robert said. “I’m very confident, as soon as that discomfort goes away, I’m going to be able to swing the bat the way that I do without the bad habits. The thing that developed the bad habits was in my mind. “I think it was the best decision that we could make, especially after you saw how I tried to help the team during those games,” Robert told reporters on Wednesday through interpreter Billy Russo. “I tried and the team realized that even with my best effort, it wasn’t enough to help them in a good way. ...... “Yes, I asked them to let me try to play, but I also think it was my mistake because I didn’t realize at that moment that trying to do that, I wasn’t helping them. I wanted to play because the team was in a very good position. We were making a push to make the playoffs and I wanted to be part of that and help the team. Unfortunately, I couldn’t do it. Already had the left hand injury, which was exacerbated by a Logan Gilbert hbp https://www.mlb.com/news/luis-robert-left-hand-injury-white-sox-2022-season

He hadn't had his breakthrough 2023 season yet...at that point. Just his RoY chase in 2020 that faded to second behind the unforgettable injury-prone Kyle Lewis.

Charlie Montoyo was so threatened by Robert (who didn't even know who he was, namely the bench coach) that they had to put his name in the lineup...despite his reputation for not wanting to play when dinged up? That would make sense in alternative Lemming World 2024. Well, this one was actually on LaRussa, KW and Hahn moreso than Getz. Who was the head athletic trainer that end of 2022 year who was so scared/frightened/intimidated by mild-mannered Luis they simply couldn't resist?