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If a tree falls and in the forest and nobody's there does it make a sound? Yes, it makes a sound, that being a disturbance in the fluidic medium, air. When the tree falls it causes a disturbance in the air pressure field in the woods and that pressure field emanates away from the fallen tree.

No Robert in the lineup and his power is desperately needed in a game that seemingly will be low scoring. Who ever would have thought that Pasquantino would turn out the best hitter vs. Vaughn/Torkelson?

You still can't cancel the postgame show. White Sox just can't go on an extended hot streak except against the Royals.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/player/batvspitch/_/id/33252/Michael - lorenzen Sheets and Anderson with best career success vs. Lorenzen. Grandal not so much.

He who will not be named with 439 and 426 foot homers within 24 hours at the Stadium. Scholtens doing a commendable job of keeping sleepwalking Sox in the game... if their offense ever decides to wake up.

McKinstry would have been a nice versatile pickup for numerous teams... just like Luke Raley. Dodgers with an abundance of riches.

If the Tigers had a healthy Mize, Skubal and Matt Manning they might actually be current favorites despite the putrid lineup. Or had they freed up Miggy's money to spend on something more than a retirement tour.

https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/most-wins-by-an-mlb-team-since-2010 21st from 2010-2023 For the entire Hahn regime that put them around 22nd or 23rd...2010/2011 the last two KW regime years. 2010's 88-74 and then the following season's 79-83 got KW promoted to the front office... well, Adam Dunn fallout, Ozzie and Buehrle splitting, etc.

https://champsorchumps.us/records/most-mlb-wins-since-2000 15th and just a handful of games under the .500 mark for the 21st century. Since the beginning of 2020, 12th in the majors during their overpromised and under delivered World Series window. Dodgers (.669, averaging a series win every time out), TB, Houston, Atlanta and NYY Top Five for the Covid years.

Everything about the Central sucks...especially this jackass HR ball thief in KC dressed for some reason in scuba gear had the gall to take Soto HR right out of a kid's glove and still today only regrets not making the catch or having a better glove https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-stole-baseball-teen-royals-154900101.html That idiot even had an Athletic article written about the play... not even like the ball itself had a massive amount of value, either.

Well yeah, yesterday Vaughn might have turned some opinions around... granted against terrible pitching.

Bottom 3 of Sox lineup definitely not ideal...especially Frazier in CF and Sheets in RF.

CWS Batters AVG HR RBI SB 1Anderson, TiSS .264 0 9 6 2BenintendiLF .275 0 13 5 3Moncada3B .284 2 12 1 4Vaughn1B .237 6 34 0 5GrandalC .277 4 15 0 6BurgerDH .259 10 24 1 7SheetsRF .248 7 18 0 8FrazierCF .333 0 0 2 9González, R2B .189 0 8 2 DET Batters AVG HR RBI SB 1McKinstryRF .274 3 8 7 2Greene, RCF .295 5 18 5 3Torkelson1B .238 4 22 1 4HaaseC .248 2 12 2 5Maton, NDH .163 5 17 0 6BaddooLF .259 2 12 4 7Schoop, J3B .222 0 2 0 8Ibáñez2B .171 1 6 0 9ShortSS .296 2 6 0

Jay Cuda will probably announce that the Cubs still have the biggest attendance increase so far this year.

Amazing how many pitching injuries the Dodgers have overcome Dustin May Julio Urias Michael Grove Ryan Pepiot Jimmy Nelson Walker Buehler Daniel Hudson Alex Reyes Blake Treinen JP Feyereisen Gavin Lux

It’s more on Merkin for having to dig so deep for any positive stories on the Sox minor league system.

Anderson nothing like the Dodgers' version so far. 2/3 there would be another small victory. Not sure we can say Cease is quite back to 2022 form... closer.

That would be ideal, but on the road with Scholtens and then facing one of the best pitchers in baseball in Rodriguez...you can't really expect to win both.

Struggling TOR up 3-0 over the Twins... would be back to 5 1/2.

Lorenzen vs. Scholtens/TBA Eduardo Rodriguez v. Cease Need to split here and take it as a win.

Anderson up to a 594 ops. Brian Anderson-esque.

Carlos/Yolmer Sanchez had a few pretty decent seasons. Eduardo Escobar the best produced... just not for the Sox.

Carlos/Yolmer Sanchez had a few pretty decent seasons. Eduardo Escobar the best produced... just not for the Sox.

Hard to trust Hahn when he can't even succeed with finding utility infiekders without multiple flaws. It all started with Keppinger lol. Bonifacio was another memorable one.

Chapman... especially with offensive season he's having.