caulfield12

Gen X or end of Baby Booomers…

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Can share in this belief at almost 67. Well Indiana FB and Iowa BB...anything is possible I suppose.

JR most assuredly won't love it. Especially if there's pressure exerted by the media and fanbase to build around him and Colson/Teel.

His home life family are 100% SoCal. And Hollywood...Harvard Westlake for life.

5/7 saves

Not exactly a rousing defense of the biggest contract in franchise history. He was a decent defender and runner until around 2021-22 when the aging curve started to hit.

Almost took out Hill. Interesting Peters >>> Hill for CF

64.8 win pace if they can hold on here. 65-97 Hopefully make to at least 70.

Nice swing by Vargas...

If they keep him out of the outfield...maybe.

Benintendi actually came through. Can Dominguez? Taylor's two lock down innings the key late.

Now you don't have to tap helmet to call for replay? Weird. Welcome to the Sox Taijuan Walker. Well...20-25% odds lol.

Gas...pure power vs. power there. Not much of a chance.

How does Schriff look?

oops Morillo

ALMOST miss Meidroth up there lol. Almost..

Is Benintendi the worst leadoff hitter in baseball? Murrillo in high velo guy

AZ announcers really enamored with Colson at SS...and Martin's five pitch mix. dBacks going next to high attitude Mexico City to face los Padres Sat and Sunday. "You could throw 100 high fastballs to McGuire and he would swing at all of them." haha

Sox BA up 208 to 222 just this series still have issues with the bottom of that lineup, though

https://global.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/48567469/white-sox-murakami-homers-5th-straight-tie-rookie-record "I've run out of things to say," White Sox manager Will Venable said. "Obviously, he continues to put himself in a really good spot to take good swings on good pitches. He's making great swing decisions, making a ton of contact, and when he hits it, he hits it really hard." Venable added: "Even the singles he's hitting are hard. The damage is incredible, and it's impressive to watch." Murakami is the 13th MLB rookie since at least 1900 to go deep in five straight, according to ESPN Research. The Japanese first baseman also tied the White Sox's franchise record, a mark shared by A.J. Pierzynski (2012), Paul Konerko (2011), Carlos Lee (2003), Frank Thomas (twice in 1994), Ron Kittle (1983) and Greg Luzinski (1983).

https://global.espn.com/fantasy/baseball/story/_/id/48566274/espn-mlb-fantasy-baseball-dont-surprised-murakami-luzardo-rushing ESPN predicts 50+ homers and BAA under .200 like Schwarber did once. Concerns about hitting vs. velocity/elite pitchers, but we've been hearing that for ages. Merrill Kelly, for example, isn't bad at all, has always been an above average starter.

See Dalton Rushing numbers ... in limited PAs.

Bonura was Cuban? Maybe misremembering.