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Murakami 808 ops Pereira 880 Colson 736

AAA dugouts

three walks master of the strike zone Acuna don't do something dumb as pr

Antonacci doing all he can in left but bat still not coming around yet

Hudson the best option next? yikes

spoke too soon

so much for the bullpen as a strength of the team three runs and counting last two innings

Cmon Boyer help him get some endorsement with that vibrant fun-loving personality

attack boy slider/sweeter outside 19 walks is fourth ends 1/16 run against lhp back over .200 7 homers fastest Japanese player to that 6/7 number in less than 20 games

Leaving bases loaded there felt like a key turning point.

WestEddy "Of course it is. The White Sox certainly had 4 winning seasons in 5 around the time they won a World Series, something the Padres have never done, and probably won't do with this bunch of players. It's funny guys like you would rather their team never win a championship, just as long as you get to root for money being spent. LOL"

https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/major-league?pos=1b&sortcol=17&sortdir=default&pagenum=1&pageitems=30 10th/30 wrc+ 9th/30 fWAR 4.0 for season at current pace only Mune Colson Meidroth Pereira Murray above 0.0 in fWAR (7 pitchers led by Martin Taylor Newcomb Burke)

Murakami gs has to be 470-495 feet.... same as similar one Kurtz hit that was supposedly 494 over the entire back screen

Mune's agent Brooks Boyer Ohtani

"trade talk"

poisonous/carconogenic gas bubbles? asbestos? mesothelioma? (memories of Ed Farmer) that and Alex and Ursula Snelius

Phillies -34 White Sox -32

Those that haven't fallen into the canal already...

114 ev

Murakami1B 5 2 3 4 0 2 .200 .838

mvp mvp mvp 431 seems short exactly .200 now 13/65

mvp mvp mvp

recently passed away sad story after the debilitating strokes

Ventura Sox fWAR?