Quin

I read this as "Brian Williams" and was very intrigued as to how the retired NBC anchor played into the Bulls front office plans.

Listen here.

So people can just enjoy themselves a bit. 20-21-year-old Eloy Jimenez in AA (71 games): .326/.375/.557, 13 home runs 21-year-old Luis Robert in AA (56 games): .314/.362/.518, 8 home runs 22-year-old Lenyn Sosa in AA (62 games): .331/.384/.549, 14 home runs Yes, I dropped Sosa's 2021 season to show he made some sort of change because he went from intriguing SS prospect with some projection to Eloy/Robert.

Imagine referencing this scouting report, from before the season when Sosa was ranked like #22 in the Sox system by pipeline.

Timing is great, because White Sox Talk podcast just had Jirschele on and stressed how Sosa plays almost every single game.

I edited the thread title to include Luis cause none of us know WTF is going on there

Ah, the easiest inning, as we all expected.

I turned off the game, but I'm turning it back on just to watch what little league defense we're about to get.

It's 7-0, spare the bullpen a little bit.

Trading for Chapman was the type of move a World Series contending team makes.

Perhaps Gio should consult his Jr. High pitching coach.

Eloy

My fucking softball team is better than they are at calling for flyballs.

I mean, depressingly, this happened between our best defensive infielder and an actual outfielder.

Coaching

god DAMNIT

It sucks that the lefty trifecta in the system - Montgomery, Colas, and Kath - are all in A ball. But man are those three crushing it.

This tweet was tailor made for @SoCalChiSox

And subsequently Lenyn Sosa / Colson Montgomery (I'm paranoid it's taking at least both of them) forming a dynamic middle infield for the Marlins.

I guess the 1 more would have been Ruiz, who might perform different in mop up duty vs. high leverage. But yeah this bullpen would have been cool to see. Instead, it's a revolving IL door

Oof

I owe Big Energy an apology.

AYYYY YO