Everything posted by caulfield12
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Revenge game for Braden and Meidroth but not even halfway done
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Doyle has to be Cinderella or their luck is just running out
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
you just can't NOT score here jesus
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Nothing like the good old fashioned 3 1/2 hour to 4 hour game in Boston...
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Almost a perfectly center cut fastball at 96 sigh
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Yoshida still has $24 million remaining on his contract...the Benintendi of Boston or Kristian Campbell's $50 million (shades of Rusney Castillo)
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Heresy.
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Corpseball.
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Corpseball.
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8/6 Gamethread: White Sox (Castillo) @ Red Sox (Suarez) - 8:10 PM ADT
Detroit is either going to be 3 1/2 or 4 1/2 back....trying to repeat 2024, CLE had the massive comeback last season
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Romo
Oklahoma City Comets, LAA AAA team, has only played in a handful of games this year at age 32
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White Sox DFA Austin Hays
Cash and the Rays’ GM for Manager and Executive of the Year. But Venable is clearly leading for manager. Are you só sure that Getz will also win after that trade deadline performance?
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Everson Pereira DFA'd
That could just as easily describe Austin Hays since 2020…
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Guardians get Foster Griffin
Who earns more $$$ next year, Doyle or Robert, Jr.?
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White Sox DFA Austin Hays
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White Sox DFA Austin Hays
Manager Current Odds Preseason Implied Prob. (Current) Will Venable +105 +2500 48.78% Kevin Cash +250 +1300 28.57% Chad Tracy +550 N/A 15.38% Stephen Vogt +1600 +700 5.88% Derek Shelton +1600 +2200 5.88% Skip Schumaker +2200 +1300 4.35%
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White Sox DFA Austin Hays
Would have to think Rays might be the slight favorites for both at the moment...or Red Sox if they win out in the end. Breslow likely won't win executive of year, though.
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White Sox DFA Austin Hays
Well, except Newcomb and later Grichuk...Kay/Fedde has been about as expected. No redeeming Domimguez/Hays though.
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8/5 GT - White Sox @ Red Sox (6:10pm CT)
Relevant because both fanbases are in a panic...still with a 3-4 game division lead in Central despite 0-5 versus Boston, AZ and SD charging back in the West with two consecutive sweepstakes by Boston and the Cubs.
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2026 MLB Catch All (Non Sox, Non AL Central)
https://nypost.com/2026/08/06/sports/yankees-fan-sues-for-10m-after-bat-thrown-into-stands-clobbers-her-in-the-head/ Guess they're going to have to put netting everywhere but upper decks... we shall see if the ticket disclaimer wins Jose Ranirez at bat in Yankee Stadium
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8/5 GT - White Sox @ Red Sox (6:10pm CT)
"Take, for example, every recent Dodgers team that has reached the World Series in a full season. The 2017 Dodgers went 12-17 in the month of September. The 2018 Dodgers had a losing record as late as June 6. The 2024 Dodgers lost five straight in May and had a losing record in July. Last year's Dodgers lost seven straight in July, and that wasn't even when their bullpen was in free fall. That's what happens in a sport in which the best regular-season win percentage since the dead-ball era is 72.1% (the 1954 Cleveland team). Losses happen, and they can come in bunches. Yes, the Dodgers have some issues. No, they have not been Space Jam'd. It might also be worth thinking about what a super-team is in baseball. The Dodgers' going back-to-back as champions in 2024 and 2025 is frequently treated as proof positive that a salary cap is needed to save a sport in which the richest team can dominate. Yet even those title-winning teams had such glaring issues (rotation depth in 2024, bullpen in 2025) that they each needed to win back-to-back elimination games at some point." yahoo.com/sports
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2026 MLB Catch All (Non Sox, Non AL Central)
"Somewhat" being the key word to parse, haha
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Guardians get Foster Griffin
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7493378/2026/08/05/guardians-to-promote-top-prospect-angel-genao/ So swapping in Genao Adell N.Lowe for Fry Manzardo Arias/Rocchio basically
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2026 MLB Catch All (Non Sox, Non AL Central)
https://nypost.com/2026/08/04/sports/pete-crow-armstrong-embraces-bizarre-babe-ruth-didnt-exist-conspiracy-theory/ PCA goes all Carl Everett and questions the very existence of Babe Ruth “This is gonna be crazy,” he acknowledged. “Babe Ruth never existed is one that I like. I heard some pitcher with the Mariners … I think he did some podcast on Zoom where he was going down the rabbit hole with somebody about how Babe Ruth never existed. “We always talk about how the game is evolving, people might as well have been like underhanding the ball to that guy,” he continued. “And he’s regarded still as one of the best players ever. Might as well dive further into it and be like, well, maybe he just never existed."
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Skubal to Dodgers
Girl/woman Detroit reportedly wanted controllable pitching capable of contributing quickly. That requirement gave Los Angeles an advantage through Ryan, a 27-year-old starter who could enter the Tigers’ rotation this month. Hope supplied a high-upside position player, while Smith added another young arm. Milwaukee’s initial proposal consisted entirely of hitters. The Tigers already possess a potential franchise shortstop in Kevin McGonigle, which may have made Peña less attractive than an MLB-ready pitcher. Teams reportedly expressed interest in Brewers right-hander Logan Henderson, but it remains unclear whether Milwaukee included him in its strongest proposal. Top prospect Jesús Made was considered unavailable. Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio confirmed that Milwaukee stretched beyond its usual comfort zone in pursuing Skubal, even if the result did not reflect that aggression. “Matt [Arnold] and his group, they did a lot to get Skubal and went way out of their typical approach,” Attanasio said on Brewers TV. “But it’s binary. You can only have one winner, and the Detroit Tigers picked the package they thought was best for them.” Milwaukee may have believed its offer carried greater prospect value. Detroit’s decision showed that the Dodgers’ package better matched what the Tigers actually wanted. Nypost.com