Paulie4Pres

No. Why? Lol. I wouldn't want you to leave, either. This team being God awful will do enough for that.

He never left, genius.

Not with Reinsdorf at the helm. We are looking at 100+ losses for AT LEAST the next three seasons.

How that work out this season? Lol. #10 pick here we come! I'm actually not even sure they can pick #1 in 2026, either?

Not sure how to quantify it, really, but your method is flawed. A team that rushes players back is going to have players injured more often, regardless of whether those players come back several games sooner than they should.

Imagine believing that it doesn't matter that your team just lost the most games in MLB history, because missing the playoffs is all the same. Come on.

"Can't waste a season." Lol..... Kudos to the posters that predicted they break this record. There were a few that called it right away. Took me until April 19th to come around.

They most certainly are not the same. Lol

Setting this record is probably the best thing that could have happened to this team. Perhaps JR will die of embarrassment, and they can move on towards making this an actual Major League baseball team.

When I made this thread, this record wasn't even in my mind. Holy s%*#.

Lol White Sox. Welcome to history. I bet it ends at 123.

I mean, we just had an article where a White Sox player left the team to rehab a soft tissue injury because it wasn't progressing under their care. We had Luis Robert Jr. swinging with one fucking arm. We had players clearly dogging it to first base under TLR because they were not healthy. This team is a fucking dumpster fire.

Yeah. Because if nothing else, the worst team in MLB history deserves our respect.... GTFO with this. If you don't want fans rooting against you perhaps don't be in a position to set the loss record?

Crochet is just an absolute stud. Really going to suck watching another Sox ace go on to pitch for another team. I hate this organization.

And why is his swing so bad? Because this is a guy who had one of the best swings in baseball not that long ago.

People here can't possibly have forgotten Luis swinging with one fucking arm right? The incompetence in this medical staff is borderline criminal.

100%. And the big thing about playing before an injury is fully recovered? You and your body compensate for that injury, and you typically end up injuring something else as a result. Also, a big part of the recovery after a soft tissue injury is adjusting your training and stretching routine. If you injure something and then go right back to training the same way you are....you're going to get hurt again. Every body is different, as well. What might work for one athlete might be detrimental to another. So it's important to have staff that tailors everything to the individual athlete. Not having a top of the line medical and training staff is really, really bad.

I've been playing hockey for almost 40 years. I know all about sports injuries and soft tissue injuries. Those injuries absolutely do go away with the proper rest, treatment, and physical therapy. There are very few injuries in this day and age (back injuries are one) that you can't 100% recover from. But that's the issue, isn't it? It's been made readily apparent that this organization employs absolute hacks in that department. When you have players going OUTSIDE your professional baseball team's trainers and doctors to recover from injuries because they aren't progressing like they should... well.... There's really nothing more to say.

I'm not sure why threads like this even exist at this point, truth be told. With all the dirt that has come out this season about how absolutely incompetent this organization is at pretty much.... everything. This becomes a rhetorical question. It's not like the human body can't recover from these injuries. Well, with the White Sox, I'm not sure guys EVER recover. But I think you get the point.

The White Sox broke him. They have absolutely no idea how to coach hitting, and it shows up and down the lineups, throughout the organization. He will go elsewhere, and be a perennial all-star.

Plenty of ways to sail the open seas when it comes to watching sports. And hey, if teams aren't going to give you a convenient way to give them money for their product, f*** em.

If you don't mind me asking, what TV? That's pretty awesome.

And I don't understand how you can't see that the environment has changed drastically.

I just don't understand what you're seeing that has you optimistic about their plan to get their product to everyone that wants it. Because there's nothing at all to be optimistic about, as someone who recorded/streamed the overwhelming majority of the Blackhawks games I watched. It is pretty clear to me they think the DirecTV deal and OTA is going to placate the majority of their customers while they "work on it". (they are wrong, based on my conversations with Blackhawks fans). Did you happen to listen to Jason Coyle on the CHGO broadcast? Does this sound like a guy with any answers? Not to beat a dead horse, but the guy speaks like every other Reinsdorf appointed clown, that has no business being in charge of what he's in charge of, that we've seen over the last decade with the White Sox. The fact that he comes from the Jerry Reinsdorf/Brooks Boyer business tree should have absolutely EVERYONE worried about CHSN.

Are you referring to television providers or what? Here's the reality. It's two weeks before the season starts for two out of the three teams on the network, and the CEO of CHSN still can't answer the question "How can we stream your product?"