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Can just see Harrelson saying Dylan's battling his butt off out there. So far, at least. Still going to expose bullpen yet again.

61 pitches 6 outs

About to give it all right back.

With a .588 ops now lol. XB hits at least in recent days.

Yency Almonte pitching for Dodgers against Rays down 1 in the 9th. 7.15 era but retired first 2... now 1-2-3 inning ends with a K. Seems every Sox former pitcher ending up with Yankees Rays Dodgers lol. "Prior to the 2015 season, Almonte was acquired by the Chicago White Sox as the player to be named later from an earlier trade for Gordon Beckham.[2] He pitched that season with the Kannapolis Intimidators and Winston-Salem Dash where he posted a combined 11–7 record and 3.41 ERA in 24 games (22 starts)."

Way too many pitches. Nothing new with Dylan... but he has to give them at least six innings.

Dodgers Rays today 11-10 and already 21 hits over 95+ mph with two innings to go...more offense than the entire weekend series in DET. Looked up and Sox offense out in a matter of seconds lol.

This pretty much encapsulates everything wrong with this organization right now. Sure, it was 50% joking around...but if he wasn't constantly getting hurt it wouldn't be an issue in the first place.

Must have the lowest success rate in the majors advacing runners to third with zero or one outs...

This is one of the very FEW record breakdowns that even has historically abysmal KC over the Sox due largely to the 2013-2016 time period.

One of the great mysteries is what happened to the team down the stretch from 2012 into 2013. A team that plated much better defense in 2012 suddenly just fell apart, more or less. Eventually they would add Abreu, who was just a monster back then... but too little too late to turn things back around. Feels like none of their top prospects like Beckham Viciedo and Avisail from back then really lived up to their promise... and Anderson was such a raw prospect when he hit the big leagues as well.

Statistically you would think three run homers are much more likely to win a pitcher's matchup than strunging together 2-3 hits. Almost showing Rodriguez too much respect. Scholtens game felt like a loss before game even started, no Robert inserted for defense late yesterday and now this stranger things lineup.

Even Mendick has been a loss.

Celtics on the verge of saving the NBA Finals from a tv ratings standpoint. Didn't think they had it in them down like that.

Yes, I meant after he was moved to third and hasn't been moved since... as his defense at second was borderline terrible.

Lawrence or Chicago snow/winds?

For some reason, Moncada is the one player in the sport that can't ever be moved around.

Cleveland Guardians' Jose Ramirez seemingly unaffected by wearing Moncada Collection day-glo sleeves, socks and apparel. In all seriousness, Francona really runs a solid ship over there. Quality human being. AJ and Benetti on Fox Game of the Week just interviewed Cal Quantrill and it seemed our "homer" broadcasters were having a lot more fun than being around the White Sox debacle.

Disconcerting?

29% chance of winning games league wide without home ring as a team. Not exactly the greatest of odds there for the Guardians, with only 30 on the season. https://www.espn.com/mlb/stats/team/_/table/batting/sort/homeRuns/dir/asc Four of bottom 11 in the majors AL Central. White Sox now 20th. Quite strange to not see Houston (Abreu) and Philly up there.

Two best organizations in baseball saw something there with him...Dodgers with an absolutely insane laundry list of pitching injuries.

Until he comes back as the next Jimmy Cordero somewhere else...

Pitched in 11 of the first 21 games... a pitcher with that injury history, that's more than he was accustomed to, especially since he had always been a starter. https://www.espn.com/mlb/player/gamelog/_/id/41389/jimmy-lambert

He was close to leading the league in appearances 2-3 weeks ago before Middleton and Santos arrived...

Can't try to overcome three teams in a four team race though... especially with Detroit soon to get back more pitching and the financial flexibility to go for it at the deadline.