kitekrazy

He was a horrible base runner. The Cubs couldn't coach that out of him.

I think in his case it's more to do with ignorance. But last year's offseason he says, "I didn't like our team". Glad to see someone place some blame on him for the Grifol hiring. I don't think Kenny and Hahn really cared when JR overruled their hire. of course Grifol was going to fix problems he saw while in an opposing dugout of a 100 loss team This organization is a cancer

For him it's all about power which increases arrogance.

He's been there for 2 years. I can't imagine what it's like to be in his situation. It has to be hard to be motivated to be on this team. The same probably goes for Vaughn as well. There's no pressure of being replaced by someone in the minors. It's pretty hard to be successful in this lineup. It's not unusual to see players get better when they leave because they are around better players. There is something about this organization that resembles baseball hell.

Like that CC dude who seemed to pitch forever?

That's pretty much the trademark of his ownership. He's could accomplish that even in Nashville.

I fear JR will outlive us

NOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooo!

cut payroll

of course - no Fedde, no Crochet

Looks like he shouldn't have tried for home anyway.

Teel could stop his Colson impersonation anytime now.

It goes that way for fans as well. Another WSox World Series in my lifetime.......probably not gonna happen. I fear JR will live to be 108 and still in control

Baseball needs an unluxury tax where owners are penalized for not spending 200 million.

So maybe Clevinger is not the next Eckersley

Wouldn't that violate the minimum wage laws? Maybe they could list the players as a tip salary

This looked like a game was fixed but with really bad acting

was it Playstation or Xbox?

they follow the pattern of the small market habitual losing teams - only in hopes of the overrated stocking the farm, there's always some organization that has hopes of a naive GM actually giving something up. There's only one that I can think of right now.

Post of the week!

Part of me says no. They'll get that White Sox stink on them. plus the organization seems to have this habit of calling people up and not playing, will this manager break that habit?

In a lot of baseball so far it's been the other way around.

He didn't get to face the Sox.

I'd be impressed (temporarily) if they win this game. It would be unusual for them to win in late innings.

Never trade with the Dodgers, A's or KC.