kitekrazy

Using former players is often a bad idea in professional sports. I hate that the Sox do this.

Really like your post. You are comparing winning teams though that seem to rebound. We don't have the starting pitching to have a serious win streak. The losses bother me because some of them are serious ass kickin's. It's a bit different losing a game by a run or two.

Maybe not. This organization seems to have brittle players.

Like what are they suppose to do? Imagine being forced to watch shitty baseball.

Imagine if Jimmy Piersal was still around.

Damn, now I don't want to watch Charlotte.

This is not the first time Rick has put the worst hitter in that spot. It's like a bad habit.

Wow that sucks!

This is the new Sox Talk.

Who are they going to replace him with? Maybe Santiago? It's difficult to watch this continuous shit show since the AS break. I'll probably start watching more of their farm again.

Right now it seems Nova is our ace.

LOL, there was a Sox pitcher at one time named Rich Wortham who started 12-2 and ended up 14-14.

That and no run support. It also makes me ? the effectiveness of Cooper.

Am I the only one who didn't think Stone's tweet was insensitive or whatever? Maybe I'm missing something here?

or they think NL talent translates to AL talent....they don't have the best of luck in this area

The challenge is to not take it out on fellow members and it's worse this year on Sox Talk,

With all of these games it seems like I have 72 tabs open.

I say 10 if it's below average players and from the NL.

If the lighten the standards on inducting the HoF, I'd give him the nod. He was one of the most fundamentally sound players coming out of this organization. There's so many good things about him.

Which worries me that nothing would really change.

It helps when you are surrounded by talent.

That and the Sox luck with former NL players.

Hopefully is doesn't get like the Rock HoF where just about anybody can get it in.

The LaRussa thing is so hindsight.

+1