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Well, that's a relief.

Happy for Davis. He deserves a shot. Have to imagine Winkelman isn't far behind.

I think it's just a sign of the times that today's managers have different expectations put on them. The game evolves, and their responsibilities are no longer revolve around the lineup unless a guy needs a day off or something off the field is affecting a player the metrics don't have the ability to see. Personally, I have no issues with advanced metrics crunching numbers to produce the most 'effective' lineup for a particular matchup. Winning teams follow this formula. The issue is the Sox have a heap of role players, bench bats, and AAAA types filling out the majority of their lineup, so these types of players aren't going to be hitting that 90th percentile the metrics are aiming to achieve.

Davitt was already optioned to make room for Cannon. I'm pretty sure Cannon will be sent back to Charlotte, hurt or not.

He isn't on it. He's a lotto ticket type player.

Good for Schultz, he's been dominant in Charlotte. The 1st of many key pieces that will make his debut this season.

Per chatGPT: 2020 (Shortened Season – 60 games)Games Played: 56 Missed: 4 % Missed: 6.7% 📊 2021Games Played: 68 Missed: 94 % Missed: 58.0% 👉 Major hip flexor tear (primary cause) 📊 2022Games Played: 98 Missed: 64 % Missed: 39.5% 👉 Wrist, vision issues, leg injuries 📊 2023 (Healthy Year)Games Played: 145 Missed: 17 % Missed: 10.5% 📊 2024Games Played: 100 Missed: 62 % Missed: 38.3% 📊 2025 (estimate based on typical availability trend)Games Played: ~110 Missed: ~52 % Missed: ~32% 📈 Overall (2020–2025 White Sox Tenure)Total Possible Games: 870 Games Played: ~577 Games Missed: ~293 ✅ Final Percentage Missed: ~33.7% So I was high, regardless, having a player not actually available for 1/3 of his career with you is pretty damn pointless especially when they have only 1 good outlier year. I'll take his 5 year career average with the Sox over overreacting with his first 13 games with the Mets when predicting the guy's value. And salary dump or not, they did spend the money they ended up saving by moving him. You don't have to like what they spent it on, but they didn't pocket it.

Robert was a sunk cost on this team. He missed 47% of his games with the Sox due to injury. Why do Sox fans fall in love and die on the sword for mediocre players?

Well, let's hope the Sox don't get cute and go with the easy choice at 1-1.

Didn't see this posted yet, but Schweitzer back to Charlotte after today's game.

Schultz looked amazing. Believe he retired 10 straight after the rough 1st inning. Really great to see the kid get his velo back and fully healthy.

Never had a whole lot of faith he's gonna stick in the MLB, but I guess we'll find out. Hopefully they send Murphy to Charlotte.

Where was this? I must have missed that and I'd love to hear it.

Realistically, Antonacci probably needs some more time in the OF anyways. Harris is expendable if they need to cut someone down the road.

Nothing wrong with it, what's being said by Japanese fans is that the font being used (across MLB, not exclusive to the Sox) is not aesthetically pleasing to Japanese culture. It's a design flaw made by a designer at Fanatics that didn't do due diligence researching it. Anyone with the basic knowledge of Kanji, understands that the flow, balance, and elegance of the characters is just as important as the characters themselves. Think of it as Japanese calligraphy. The Munetaka kanji jersey's fail to capture the essence of that style. Look at a Japanese uniform if you want to see the visual difference being pointed out.