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Maldonado down in the .260's for OPS getting PH for by Mendick...yikes. Let's see here who Grifol's going to attempt to pin this on to make them the "fall guy." Last year, it was pretty much everyone who left the organization at the DDL, along with Anderson and Grandal. Next? Colas and Sosa are too low profile to take the blame for this.

How bad has Ramos looked since he came back recently? Fletcher? Man, those are some ugly ugly statistical lines, without considering Maldonado and Benintendi.

Lee in danger of sliding under .700 OPS now... .267 BA and solid defense, he's the LEAST of the Sox worries right now, in the overall scheme of things.

Wow...two whole hits.

Santos/Sizemore/Jirschele/Leyland's kid ANY OF THE ABOVE. I think the Santos video where one of his players got promoted is getting weighed a bit too heavily, but who knows. The Barons' manager makes sense as well...which is Santos. They are the "pride" of the farm system at this point, best record, most prospects together, etc. Also started his career with the DBacks, so might have some connections with Barfield as well somehow...would have to track his coaching career since he retired.

So basically just a "PR" guy, rah rah type like everyone was concerned with Connor McKnight...just more of a national profile on his CV.

I don't think they've given an official announced attendance under 10,000 all season, seems to be a point of pride even though they're something like 27th in attendance right now.

He seems to be one of these "new generation" social media guys who is hyper-concerned about internet views/likes/comments and making a name for himself. Like if Dave Portnoy was a broadcaster, the equivalent of that. Benetti at least had the obvious talent, especially in basketball and college football.

Vaughn .580 Burger .559

There's guys like Jesse Crain, but mostly off the scrap heap. Robertson was fine...Hendriks before cancer/injury. McCann...but such a minor deal. Technically Rodon in 2021. Cueto the following year. Iguchi and Takatsu their first seasons. Almost every 2004-2005 transaction, pretty much.

The White Sox are more of a Seabiscuit organization anyway.

Going to take more than that for Kjerstad. With their new venture capital injection...they would likely go vet and take on salary rather than give away minor league talent IMO.

Dunn signing? Danks? Melky LaRoche Robertson? Keuchel? Grandal? Hendriks? Something just broke JR inside. Maybe Benintendi was the final straw with him and foolish FA choices. Or was it missing out on Wheeler Machado Harper, etc.? Hahn could just never close the deal with a single premium "star" FA.

https://www.mlb.com/news/jeremiah-estrada-gets-record-13-straight-strikeouts Cubs could probably use this guy about now...

Cole Ragans has held up so far as a starter after two previous TJ surgeries...which used to be a death sentence for a starting pitcher, especially one relying on high velo.

That's a pretty low bar considering he's going to end up remembered as a starter on one of the very worst teams in the history of the sport.

Every team I follow needs a new coach/manager but the Dolphins/Chiefs. Jury is still out on SD, but Arraez and Profar have saved them so far. Sox Indiana Fever Iowa men’s BB and FB Hope Grifol at leaves gives Ramos a chance, but he defers to vets when rookies are struggling almost every times.

Outproduced by Chicago's own version of Nicky Two Strikes.

It's about as empty as TA at .250.

Keeping the Blue Jays from being trade competition lol?

How in God's name did they get into a delay? This is where Greg will say all those staying until the end of the game should get a ten game season ticket package.

Burger .200/.555 Anderson .200/.458

Does Aldi discount that low?

RS/RA Chicago -125 Miami -79 Colorado -72 Oakland -60 TB -50

Jimmy Cordero Treatment...that guy actually could pitch before they pushed him too hard