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See 2003/2007

And whatever happens to Crochet that's NOT a trade...and hopefully doesn't result in a season-ending injury from pushing him too hard/too far.

Burger .228/591 Anderson .193/437

Was Schiffren acting all cocky again with the early lead?

If they're doomed to continue this losing streak...this is a pretty spectacular way to prolong it.

Spoke too soon...you're forgetting the gas can that the majority of the Sox bullpen is.

Well, so much for the secure lead. No idea what they see/saw in Anderson.

Going to have to monitor Flexen a bit more carefully after that delay...

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/mccarja02.shtml McCarthy, the door not chosen by Getz, at least with a positive bWAR and OPS...

Make sure to keep Moises Alou away from that...

Remillard will never be truly gone, but will echo in our memories for eternity.

Probably insurance/waiver/liability rules from their provider...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brett_Dolan Except for one of my college dorm-mates who got canned (I think it was along with Milo Hamilton) by the Astros just as they were starting to come out of the rebuild...it was actually Dave Raymond and it was at the end of 2012. If you know Houston history, well, we all know what happened from 2013 through 2024. https://www.crawfishboxes.com/2012/10/5/3458990/goodbye-brett-dolan-and-dave-raymond

On October 11, 2020, the San Diego Padres player was outside the Pacers Showgirls International when he got into an argument with two strangers and was stabbed in the back. The incident began when Pham confronted two people arguing close to his expensive car, telling them to get away from the vehicle.

Just inexperienced with baseball...majors/minors/collegiate.

Suddenly a lineup with 5 of the first 6 hitters over a 700 OPS. Who knew? Sosa 522, Vaughn 590, Maldonado 246

Nice to see all the pressure in the world falling on the shoulders of the Cubs after missing the post season last year.

The 2004-2005 White Sox. That started out with basically a "false positive" 100ish win team in 2000 and the #1 farm system in the world simultaneously. The prospects mostly failed, but the FA moves combined with Buehrle/Rowand/Crede/Garland/Jenks were enough to push them over the top with the additions of Garcia/Contreras to the roation.

DeJong really solid the last 2-3 weeks. Better try to trade him earlier rather than later, if there's a possible match. As long as they don't try to play Remillard at SS.

Don't forget the Astros had the worst TV ratings in recorded history in the depths of that rebuild. Because the White Sox are banging on the door of that dubious 0.0 as well. Perhaps they have to start marketing Schiffren's antics to draw in more viewers, it's that bad.

Just don't think there's a match with the Padres... If I'm Preller (and he's already saved this season with Profar and Arraez so far), you're looking at guys like Severino, Manaea, Quintana, Megill, on the Mets, for example. I highly doubt even Preller's going to take a chance trying for a package of Crochet/Robert, even though that's the one with the highest possible payoff (more future years than 2024) for 2025-26. Just depends on how solid he feels his position is out there...with the failure of Bogaerts (so far), Machado's injuries and future profile, Musgrove/Darvish injured/aging, it's an interesting position to be in considering the farm system is still Top 6-10 in the big leagues and they're also in the Top 3 for attendance and need to try to sustain that after the debacle with their RSN.

Sox are going anti-WNBA charters to save some extra bucks.

Bring back Avi Garcia, lol...or Willy Garcia. In all seriousness, Imanaga is going to throw a shutout...until the Cubs' pen manages to blow it.

Now we're all adopting the Gordon Beckham lexicon.

At least Grifol didn't start Duke Ellis...there's that. Did he even arrive in Chicago yet? Seems he's listed with the other 3 bench guys.