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Those companies make their money being an ISP. There really is no cutting the cord. You are not buying TV but still pay to stream. I remember as a kid coming home from school and seeing the end of a Cubs game. It wasn't about whether they were good or bad but an identity with a youngster. That was how they built a fanbase. Now everyone has to pay to watch baseball. It's the least popular of the big 3. Soon the NFL will go in that direction. Eventually no one will care except for that gamblers.

Only in a fantasy world.............but it will be interesting. How long will it extend the window on the way to be competitive?

In Oct. for sure. He can face A,AA pitchers and we will believe the false reports of having a great fall.

wouldn't that apply to us as well?

so 3 runs after 2 outs - must be a different team, also scoring late

How did all of the legends survive the game?

They were way in front of the line to sign him. I guess they didn't do enough homework.

You are seeing long term. They need to get lucky drafting a difference maker and not one who is only good every 5 days. Losing is a habit.

who is in his 2nd week of TJ recovery

I guess he forget he is pitching for the Sox and not to them

so what kind of weapon would that take? I don't think there will ever be a real answer

That has been that way for a long time. He values loyalty over performance.

there was a time he attacked one of his players in the locker room. You'll get it. It was when he managed the Reds. It's is a trend in modern day sports where a manager or coach is now the tallest midget. The smart ones know when it's time to quit. The soap opera of the Sosa era was well hidden.

and it seems no one in the farm system either maybe they can keep trading more pitchers until they find something better this has been another long time curse in the Sox organization

Winning and losing are habits.

This is a league problem. No team is immune. It can be researched all day and 1000 theories develop. It's like trying to cure cancer

Well they had something in common with just about every big name free agent in baseball.

I'm glad it's gone.

Send that to Reinsdorf

let the trade frenzy begin

That seems to be a problem in all of baseball

We would probably like him if the Sox were winning 95 games

That would have never worked with Pinella or Martin. Lou would've tried to settle it right then. Then again he couldn't manage the prima donnas on the Cubs either.

Habitual losing. You create players that say "you need me". There are no we have guys in the minors that could replace you/

The TLR/Grifol era was a curse. How many of you had bosses like Grifol there his only skill was being a kiss ass.