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So what you're saying the vaccine is causing players to get injured more. Very interesting.

Gavin Sheet 1/3 with a HR. He's fallen off a bit as of late. Yogurt 3/4 with a 2B. Jimmy Lambert 5 IP, 2 hits, 1 BB, 4 SOs, 0 runs. Good to see him pitching well.

Romy Gonzalez has been super impressive in a pitchers park. He's hitting HRs left and right. He's older and his strikeouts are a bit high. Does anybody know much about him? @Y2Jimmy0 do you know anything about him? Not much on futuresox about him.

The Eduardo Escobar trade seems a bit steep tbh. Same with the Marte trade. It really depends on salary considerations for Marte. I'm really high on Jose Rodriguez. I would hate to give him up for a half year rental.

Man, Krogman just looks like a baseball player. I'm excited about him.

He's very relevant to this thread

Good to know

This may be the best part about having TLR as manager. Maybe Jerry will spend more on the team for his guy.

Marte is a GG outfielder. Having Engel-Robert-Marte finishing the game in the OF would be deadly. That would be an all time great defensive OF, and pretty damn good against lefties. I'm salivating thinking about it.

@Kyyle23 I know you're probably getting rolled at the Ho Chunk Casino right now, but can you slap a ban hammer on this clown when you return? He stands for everything Soxtalk stands against. Also, he said you're a dork, and that @Steve9347 would be a better mod than you. Total embarrassment to the Soxtalk community. Sorry to bug you on your vacation, but this is a forum emergency. Thank you.

Smh. No, he isn't.

Rodon could have signed with any team, though. Hahn deserves credit for that one. Rodon looked like he was done.

Rodon, Lance Lynn moves looking genius. Depth coming out of nowhere to cover multiple massive injuries. Hahn is gonna win this.

I don't. Goodwin batting 2nd is stupid regardless of what happened today.

Is Ryan Burr a guy who fucks too? Or is he asexual?

Rick Hahn has to be executive of the year so far this year, right?

Bump. Mendick killing it with the glove.

At what point do the Sox stop hitting out of respect for the game?

Right now I'm seeing a parallel between this White Sox team/season and the Grinch. The Grinch = Jack Parkman Cindy Lou Who = The White Sox The Grinch's heart = Jack Parkman's optimism Brian Goodwin's homerun is the scene when the Grinch grew a heart. Jack Parkman's optimism became a thing right after that homerun.

This post is no longer satirical!

This umpire missed 2 pitches that were clearly strikes.

What exactly does he mean by this? Does he mean he hears rumblings about the 2nd scenario?

Are the people that chastise LaRussa often really much worse than your continuous blind optimism and approval of anything and everything the team does?

Can somebody expand on this? What recent reconfigurations have made it more difficult to get a visa?

He will at least add a reliever at the deadline, no doubt.