Feeky Magee

Tim just guesses up there

QUOTE (fathom @ Aug 16, 2016 -> 07:26 PM) Great Ab for Anderson Only 'watching' on Gameday but it seems he swung at one way out of the zone and took what should have been strike 3?

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Aug 15, 2016 -> 09:42 PM) If a stat shows Delmonico as the Sox top prospect, the stat is probably pretty flawed. I'm not saying I agree with how high they are on him, but I would have him higher than the traditional scouts have him. In general the system has got some nice results, it's obviously not going to hit all the time.

My boy Eddy Alvarez 5-5, 2B. Hitting solidly above league average now, as he has at every stop so far. Yosmer Solorzano 6.0 IP, 3ER, 0BB, 8K. Unlucky ERA aside has been solid at Great Falls as a 19 year old. http://mlbfarm.com/index.php?team=CWS

QUOTE (Chicago White Sox @ Aug 15, 2016 -> 06:01 AM) Nicky Delmonico has been on fire in his last 10 games. I still think he projects as a major league bat, just not sure what position he ends up at. If I were the Sox, I'd give him as much playing time in LF as possible. He's certainly intriguing. KATOH projects him as the White Sox's top prospect and the 111th prospect in the game, I assume mainly based on his 2016 destruction in Birmingham. http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/an-improved...h-top-100-list/

QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Aug 13, 2016 -> 06:37 PM) Oh God. Mr Hindsight is back again. That's literally the opposite of someone who pointed out exactly this was going to happen

QUOTE (soxforlife05 @ Aug 13, 2016 -> 06:18 PM) Every poster who praised this trade lost any credibility they may have had. Shields is the worst pitcher the White Sox have ever acquired. Also every poster who talked about Shields being "fixed" after his fluke run, and everyone who sarcastically dismissed people pointing out his peripherals

Shields trade is fireable-level bad

QUOTE (BigHurt3515 @ Aug 12, 2016 -> 09:03 PM) Narvaez has 3 walks! All came hitting ahead of Rodon (one IBB)

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Aug 12, 2016 -> 02:39 PM) Everyone else is a liar. He is a truth teller. Maybe he just doesn't know the definitions. Huh, whaddya now, we agree with each other when it's not baseball

QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Aug 12, 2016 -> 07:48 PM) Oh his .500+ BABIP and nearly .400 average are not sustainable. He'll come back down at some point (though there's less than a month left in their season). But its impressive enough that at the very least he's caught my eye. And hearing (mostly) good things about his defense, combined that's enough that he's one of those just-off-the-radar guys I like to keep track of and try to get more info on. Would you know any way of tracking down the highest BABIP in MiLB history?

I love Wimpy

QUOTE (fathom @ Aug 10, 2016 -> 11:57 PM) So the free agents Hahn signed this offseason were: - Avila - Jackson - Navarro - Albers - Rollins - Latos That's impressive WAR: 0.7 0.0 -0.2 -0.9 -0.1 0.0 Total: -0.5 WAR for $17m. And I'd argue a good bit worse than -0.5 when accounting for Navarro's framing. Yikes.

Albers is a good lesson to pretty much ignore bullpen ERA in any given season

Tim Anderson is just a guess hitter. 5 strikeouts. I'd seriously consider sending him back to Charlotte.

Wow Dan Jennings. Reminiscent of Zach Duke against the Red Sox.

White Sox have 4 strikeouts tonight. Tim Anderson has 4 strikeouts tonight.

QUOTE (2005thxfrthmmrs @ Aug 10, 2016 -> 07:54 PM) BABIP too high. I'm actually fascinated with this, the all-time MLB record for BABIP in a season (more than 150 PA) was .438, set in 1897, and Schnurbusch is rocking a .541 through 170 PA. Gotta be close to an MiLB record?

Timmy all the way up to 4 walks and 64 strikeouts

Hansen also with a 54% groundball rate this year. Couldn't be doing much more.

6.0 IP, 3H, 1R, 0ER, 3BB, 10K

Hansen 4.0 IP, 3H, 1R, 0ER, 2BB, 7K

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Aug 7, 2016 -> 03:42 PM) The walk rate sucks but 9.8 k/9 i. 8.3 actually. And looks worse as K%. But I was talking more about K:BB.

QUOTE (Insp @ Aug 7, 2016 -> 03:57 PM) Ynoa's ERA has really been dropping lately. Check out the K/9 and BB/9. Not good.

Tommy Kahnle with that rock solid 5.5 K/9 and 11.1 BB/9, another top notch trade from Rick Hahn