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Oh boy, I do remember that incident but don’t recall who did the scribbling in the dirt. Not that it’s a great look for either of them one way or another.

True, but circumstance of a cheap owner is a bit different than putting a team in a small town knowing full well it’s one of the last places in the continental US players would want to sign, or re-sign.

This makes a ton of sense, which means it won’t happen and we’ll get something far more asinine.

Wouldn’t surprise me in the least. Good luck trying to ever sign a big FA or retaining their own players. Or drawing crowds 81 dates a year.

Very uninteresting with absolutely nothing in common.

Technically fall starts the last week of the regular season, but if Schrif is turning off to do football games, then that’s more like 5 to 6 weeks.

Once upon a time there was an L stop at 18th on the Southside Elevated (Green Line), but with the Orange Line split right there, an 18th Green Line isn't feasible. But with the South Loop boom of the past 20 years, a stop at 18th makes sense to fill the gap between Roosevelt and Cermak. The new Cermak stop was an obvious necessity, but if anything does get built at the 78, the need for an infill station only increases IMO.

Montreal & Oakland are more deserving, but Manfred doesn't give a s%*# growing the game.

A 15th & Clark Red Line stop would make sense for the 78, but how well that location would serve or, not serve, the surrounding community makes me think it is unlikely. I don't know if it would feasible to build a station the Orange line west of Clark, but I think any new CTA station would need to serve the greater community outside the 78 in order to be aproved and built.

1000% this part.

So picketing outside of a baseball stadium is the only way to express one’s displeasure with the organization. What a crock of s%*#.

Maybe try not to have the worst national broadcast going and perhaps someone might care.

The White Sox, amidst the early stages of a rebuild, don’t have a top 100 player? You don’t say. This should not be a surprise to anyone, nor is it particularly newsworthy. Certainly not deserving of its own thread, except for those amongst us addicted to starting pointless threads…

New lipstick, same pig. New ownership, operating like a big market team, and winning will do far more to wash JR’s stain away than any rebrand would.

Kids pajamas look more professional 🤦🏽‍♀️

I have a certain bias because I live down the street from the park, and see the acres of empty space regularly during the 280ish days out of the year when the Sox aren’t playing. The sheer volume of cars that flood arterial streets before and after games also make getting around a giant pain in the ass. Anything would be better than empty lots on off days and traffic jams on game days IMO.

Totally agree. The lower bowl is great, and generally I have no qualms with it beyond the sea of parking lots that sit empty 99% of the time when there aren’t Sox games. It’s not very unique or idiosyncratic the way parks build after tend to be, and that’s where I think opinions outside of Sox fandom start to trend more negative when comparing it to this newer parks. Sadly, it is a fairly cookie cutter design meant for a suburban locale with little though put towards integrating it with the surrounding neighborhood, made more glaring with the immediate trend set off by Camden and subsequent “retro” downtown ballparks that followed.

The view from Roosevelt is hard to beat, but it’s not like the skyline view from 35th is non-existent. Dude is just arguing for the sake of it.

Your point being what? Any skyline view would be better than zero skyline view.

There isn’t a whole lot to look at behind those towering signs, which is half the problem. If the stadium were oriented properly, you might get a great view of the skyline when you walk the OF concourse.

The only rebrand necessary is of the org and it’s reputation, which is more rehabilitation than anything. The current uniforms are perfect, with the only needed tweak being the return of the diamond sock. Add a 1959 or 1917 Sunday alternate and we are golden.

If they play .500 ball down the stretch that should be considered a win. Coughing up 5 run leads doesn’t inspire that sort of confidence though. 70 wins feels like a stretch as well.

Luis Arraez has all of 12 K's on the season. Yes, 12 whole strikeouts in 421 AB's. He also has the best contact rate in the Majors at around 95%. He doesnt walk a ton because he makes such ridiculous contact. Meanwhile Meidroth has 47 K in 310. Maybe chill comparing your boy to a 3 time batting champion.

Possibly, but Bob was laundering info for Jerry before Tony came back. He was the one who floated that TLR could return in the first place.

Seems many of us are in good company!