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Based on winning percentage, it would be like averaging 48-114 for five years.

18 left

Chris Flexen vs Richard Fitts (I call him Ricky, sells me premium stuff)

3-7, 3-7 seems about right with the remaining schedule. Certainly no better than that. We got this thing.

I know, right. Wasn’t he a college basketball referee too?

Who thinks they lose this still?

Eloy and Robert probably hit the club last night.

It’s anti-Reinsdorf

Will be the 40th player to make his Sox debut this season. 27 was the previous franchise record. And will be the 61st player used overall- also a franchise record. But Getz and company are doing a bang up job.

Oh yeah. I’m leaning into this suckage. 36-126? Why not!!

And now add 4-23. Im going to be nice and say 8-19 is left. 123 losses.

It’s not standard time until November, dipshits. No wonder why we’re losing 122.

In my opinion 40-122 would be the modern record, so 10-21 the last 31. I’m thinking they get a few wins more than usual when they get down to the last 15. We’ll see how bad the next 16 go. I’m hoping for under 40 wins. Let’s go all the way with this thing.

So, 4 weeks ago I predicted a “major league” team would go 4-18 the next 22, and then lose on August 25th. And by golly, they did.

Skubal going for his 15th win tomorrow. Looks like I’ll have a chance to land this prediction on Sunday.

Fun fact- Scott Ruffcorn pitched in 30 big league games. 0-30.

Well, at least they like Grady. Quality AB’s.

Surprised this guy was actually serviceable with the Padres this year.

Can this guy be a new Paniagua? One and done.

That’s committing to a uniform number when you put 62 on your neck.

Montero vs Flexen 34 left. 9-25 for 40-122.

So if the Tigers take the first three, am I genius?

Crochet vs Webb (somebody could do a nice visual) Yeah, Webb is throwing a no-hitter.

There used to be games that got rained out after 5 innings that ended in a tie, but were made up fully later on. The stats counted. That’s why some players have played 163 games in a season.

I take it this is the “double hook” rule? So if it’s fewer than 6, you lose the DH? I like it. Train starters in the minors to go longer. It shouldn’t be a big deal if a starter goes 100-110 pitches every five days. And god forbid a guy has a no hitter and pushes to a 125 to create a memory once in a while. Do it.