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Private Equity ownership mlb Arctos Partners: Boston Red Sox*, Chicago Cubs, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants Avenue Sports Fund: Baltimore Orioles RedBird Capital: Boston Red Sox* Steve Cohen/Mets 6/8 seems like a pretty good success rate for getting teams into the post season. Maybe the Red Sox or Astros don't make it...

ND chances for playoffs... "There were some positive developments, most notably Southern California keeping its record clean and potentially giving Notre Dame another opportunity for a ranked win. But a couple other future foes didn’t do Notre Dame any favors. Arkansas suffered a come-from-ahead loss to Memphis, the second winnable game in succession that the Razorbacks couldn’t finish after coming up short at Ole Miss. Then there was North Carolina State’s loss to Duke that effectively ended any chance the Wolfpack would crack the Top 25 by the time they meet the Irish in three weeks. Even the big win by Syracuse, which will visit Notre Dame in November, came with bad news with Orange quarterback Steve Angeli out for the season. Again, all the Irish can really do is win the rest of their games and hope for the best." USAtoday.com/sports

Maybe Quero...depressed. Grant Taylor or Shane Smith have some value stuffwise...arguably. Then the ongoing Robert saga.

29. White Sox (previously: 29) Kyle Teel. Teel won’t end up reaching 80 games this year, but the 75 or so he has played has shot him to the top of nearly every White Sox statistical leaderboard. (He leads them in WAR, playing less than half a season.) The White Sox have some young exciting position players in Colson Montgomery, Chase Meidroth and Miguel Vargas. But Teel is the best of them. mlb.com names Teel best Sox player of 2025 over Colson S.Smith Tauchman Meidroth

https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/leaderboard/outs_above_average?type=Fielder&startYear=2025&endYear=2025&split=yes&team=145&range=year&min=50&pos=&roles=&viz=hide Outs Above Average Vargas Rojas (total fail since this was his supposed calling card) Benintendi Baldwin bottom 4 Montgomery Robert Meidroth Taylor top fielders

Kyle Tucker and Cade Horton ring a bell? Seiya Suzuki? Ian Happ? Nico Hoerner? Dansby Swanson?

How did Coach Saban get involved? Yes I know Sec and Exch Commission.

The bottom 18 or so media deals are just a drop in the bucket compared to that Top 12 list...the White Sox used to at least be in the #11-15 range (peak was 8-10 range) but now way down in the 20s for the foreseeable future.

White Sox Outside Against Avg Standings 1 Montgomery, Colson2025SS5716-105280%76%4% 2 Robert Jr., Luis2025CF67054-15294%92%2% 3 Meidroth, Chase2025SS34123-33175%74%1% 4 Taylor, Michael A.2025CF33-13-122292%91%1% 5 Amaya, Jacob2025SS00-1100-1075%76%-1% 6 Tauchman, Mike2025RF0010-102-288%89%-1% 7 Sosa, Lenyn20252B-2-23-50-11-373%74%-1% 8 Vargas, Miguel20253B-5-62-4-40-6064%66%-2% 9 Rojas, Josh20253B-5-7-41-30-7171%75%-4% 10 Benintendi, Andrew2025LF-7-80-1-3-3-6-385%90%-5% 11 Baldwin, Brooks2025LF-9-11

Expectations game... Still pretty pitiful, but the promotions over the year were as good as ever. That said, Boyer is also responsible for Schiffren's ongoing presence, too. 17 Detroit 21 Cleveland 24 Minnesota 25 KC 27th (again) White Sox Mike Monaco was the best choice two years ago. Also TB barely leading the A's in attendance going into the final week...the two minor league facilities have been much livelier this year.

And go through the Yankees battling for playoff positioning to do it...

What the final total with RISP? 0/11-12-13? At least Grant Taylor had has better results recently. And White Sox saved $250,000 letting J.Scholtens go to the Rays for two months. Surely that money will go right back into the FA spending pool...

To show off his arm lol...one tool player.

Now there's apparently not enough Bears positivity in the NFL thread lol...and another week of Greg arguing Arlington Heights and Tray against anything to do with private equity. Wonder what Tray thinks of Gordon Gekko and Bud Fox...?

Not to mention Benetti got a playoff appearance, playoff win and then all the stressful excitement of the last 2-3 weeks in Detroit.

Vin? Not an Ernie Harwell fan?

Have a game Edmunds. Chiefs miss him. NFC North cornering the interception market.

Thank god the White Sox don't have to deal with the baseball equivalent of the NFC North...

All I did was reference two articles...to provide different perspectives.

There's no public money left in TN for a baseball stadium. Too close to ATL. All the one you goes to the Titans and UT football.

Bears have everything on offense but a Top 5-6 running back. Defense still has a long ways to go...but Johnson and Gordon out doesn't help much. Sharpe needs to be replaced obviously.

Lamb being out is 50% of it. Ferguson is just getting small chunks of yardage...

Obviously it depends on the valuation purchased in at...as well as what time frame/s you're looking at. It's a lot closer than most would think in terms of ROI.

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Return of that money in the Vanguard 500 Index?