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Ohtani hired as player/GM And uh... That's it.

Chris Getz made the hard decision to not DFA Tim Anderson on day one.

Not quite a pasta party, maybe a pizza party???

RemVP died so Peralta could make a late push for ROY

Can someone explain to me why they tried to make Santos go two innings?

Fun thing about not having a GM is we don't know if it'll get him a contract or not

TT! For some reason Trayce Thompson is still like, 25-years-old in my head.

Kissing your sister is like hiring Dayton Moore. It shouldn't happen and why would you say these things, what is wrong with you?

This is why Garfein suggesting Dan Duquette because of his time with the Expos, Red Sox and Orioles baffles me.

Why is it so hard to get someone who's had success in the past half decade?

I want the Ricky Renteria timeline back. Also, f*** anyone that ever unironically typed "Tony's boys don't quit."

He hasn't played since 2019, so it's pretty hard to say since Eloy and Moncada had more homers than him that season.

Bama missed the most interesting week possible to be out of the country. https://www.mlb.com/prospects/stats/affiliates?teamId=145&date=08/23/2023 https://www.milb.com/scores/all/all/whitesox

Yasiel Puig

Because he's about to take us back to the Crusades to somehow outline Dayton Moore's philosophy for building a farm system and Caulfield's one true love, the 2015 Royals.

Close. When Corn Flakes Were Part of an Anti-Masturbation Crusade

Look up the origin of Kellogg's.

Getz won't replace all the concessions with Kellogg's.

I enjoyed Guff and Podsednik's part on the podcast, but what I absolutely love about this episode was the fact that they kept hammering home that KW and Hahn had their jobs in large part due to 2005. Then Ozzie "joked" about how he should have been hired manager over Pedro (he said it was his son's joke, but he had to tell everyone). Chuck's suggestion for GM was to sign Dan Duquette because he helped lay the groundwork for the 2004 Red Sox, even though his most recent work was a s%*# Orioles run.

Dayton Moore is my sleep paralysis demon.

Dear lord. It tracks, especially with Kim Ng's comments. But also, on the White Sox Talk podcast, Guff said that One of KW/Hahn wanted to sign Harper, the other wanted Machado When it became Machado, one wanted to sign him to a complicated contract My guess is Hahn wanted Harper, then when it failed, went for the annoying ass contract.

If it were to turn out that Harold is Chris Getz, that would make this the single greatest White Sox season from a drama standpoint.

Not if Dayton Moore is on the table.