Paulie4Pres

Lmao

That lineup. LOL

He should be in better shape, so I guess we're all guilty.

He wasn't forced to sign a contract or play, either. I'd also argue that by not taking his fitness seriously, he embarrasses himself more than anyone else could.

Perhaps, as a professional athlete, he should, you know, not be a fat slob?

There's not a manager in the universe that would have this team outside of last place.

I misread this. I thought this was wins at the end of the season... You can disregard my 45-49. This poll is garbage, as it starts out as 10 more wins, as of right now... Which is just absurd fucking nonsense. A great manager might have 2-3 more wins with this pathetic roster. You can't squeeze water out of a rock.

They are who we thought they were.

Martin Maldonado is an absolute slob. Just saw the replay of him running to first on the DP ball he hit. I'm not sure he can even see his dick past that beer gut. Fucking embarrassing.

One more loss to tie the franchise losing streak.

Lol. Fitting.

I still love Luis Robert.

???

Can the White Sox use the DH for the catcher, and let their pitchers hit??

Really good at bat for Sosa. Too bad the pitcher's spot is up.

That was an amazing bunt.

Lasted like 10 minutes here. Should blow through quickly.

Maldonado is useless.

Sosa with a no doubter.

Vaughn should sprain more fingers.

Sure. And it's the ultimate hypocrisy for the league to tell their athletes not to gamble, while they sell sports gambling literally the entire fucking game, pre-game, and post-game. It's pathetic.

I honestly find this s%*# hilarious. All the major sports are completely inundated with gambling bullshit. It's thrown in our faces 24/7, during the entire fucking broadcast. This was a completely predictable outcome, and it makes the leagues look like absolute fucking rats every time they suspend a player for it. They did this.

Nothing surprises me with this "organization" any more.

Thanks Elon.

Pham certainly looked like he was prepared to fight, loosening up his shoulders like a boxer as he walked to the outfield. He's been in the news before for altercations, most notably in 2022 when he slapped Joc Pederson over a dispute in their fantasy football league. Earlier that season, Pham challenged Luke Voit to a fight after a hard slide at teammate Tyler Stephenson. Last year in San Diego, Pham got into a verbal altercation with a fan who was heckling him in the on-deck circle. The fan claimed that Pham was looking to pick a fight, but Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo defended Pham, saying he was taking plenty of abuse from Padres fans. Perhaps fortunately for all involved, the White Sox and Brewers don't play again this season. So there shouldn't be any concern over Pham revisiting his hostilities with Contreras. https://sports.yahoo.com/white-soxs-tommy-pham-says-hes-always-prepared-to-f-somebody-up-after-confrontation-with-brewers-william-contreras-225356495.html Feels like he definitely belongs in the NL... This guy realizes that he plays....baseball, right?