Bananarchy

Yeah, if Jerry and co vacated you could imagine a club wanting to fill the void.

Then maybe the Rays will come here. My only ask is if they move they leave the "WHITE SOX" name, logo, etc here. That name has history on both sides of town.

Not surprising given the total failure of this rebuild. Everyone does what they're supposed to do and the GM craps himself in the end (bad coaching hires, weird personnel decisions, etc)

Cubs blew it up and put it back together in our "window"

I have 1000 problems with the Chris Getz hire, but "lack of diversity in the WHITE SOX" is NOT one of them.

my interest in this organization is going to change.

I wouldn't say that, I would say an organization with deep pockets (The Yankees are not a good organization but are big spenders, for example). On the other hand, "good" organizations like the Astros are going to have little interest I bet.

that's true, but you know the Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers, or Rangers are going to get him.

Look I dunno if I completely disagree with him on the Shohei thing. Yes, he's probably the best player we have ever seen but injury and age are undefeated.

We know that record doesn't mean anything.

Sounds like Jerry et al genuinely believe this season was an outlier.

"Teaching our players how to play baseball." what the f*** was he talking about?

The Mitch McConnell stroke joke from Jerry was incredible

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Pedro back in 2024 what the f***

This could be a good hire in ten years. Not today

Should have fired him a week ago.

The step after "acceptance" is "find a new baseball team" or "abandon the sport" This all breaks my heart, tbh

I don't think so.

Let me see if I get this straight: 1) Hire people you can manipulate 2) Be cheap 3) be involved in every transaction Did I get that right?

I happened to switch to cable plans that have both the Astros and the Rangers. I'm done with the Sox this year.

The "anyone from outside" stuff is all nonsense. The White Sox would be extremely enticing should that job ever become available.

It probably would cost more than a new stadium itself.

Most of the communities on the south side simply can't complete from a public money standpoint and you know if the Sox are leaving Chicago they're going for the public money.

You were wrong then and you're wrong now. You're free to be continually wrong. At least it's consistent.