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I'm guessing it will be more along the lines of what the release said, "capital investments" aka money for a new stadium (and I'm guessing it will be a lot more than the 200 million JR is supposedly willing to contribute...)

The one note that causes me concern was the statement in the release that the Sox said there's no assurance any such transaction will occur.

He'll spend even less and order more payroll reductions due to the uncertain status of the 2027 season.

Ego.

Some good news at least although 2029 is still a long way away to see this franchise continue to be awful.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6397648/2025/06/04/white-sox-all-quarter-century-team-2000-2025/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983&userId=602876&source=dailyemail

3-16 in one run games. That really is incredible, you'd think the law of averages would kick in and they'd win a few. Wonder what the worst record for a season in one run games is.

I guess that's good although I don't know if fans will be willing to pay more to watch this s#$%

It depends on the business you are in.

JR is always willing to spend other peoples money though! 😆

Yet another hip flexor injury to a White Sox player.

Any player worth a damn is going to say they are OK, I know I was concussed in a game badly, to this day I still have no memory of what was going on from Friday night to Monday night but I played the next week. My point is you don't just take his word for it, you have him examined by the team doctor or trainer and get that second opinion to be sure. Now, if in fact, the Sox did this, then that leads credence to what fathom posted, that the Sox mishandled yet another injury situation. PTATC you've got to admit, history shows they have had a number of questionable decisions in these matters, Robert himself immediately comes to mind having him play basically swinging with one arm a few years ago.

Just amazing the split this year. When they win a game it is usually a blowout...when they lose it is usually by one run. Very strange.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and the fact that he got an opportunity, only a few of these jobs become available and he felt if nothing else the experience would be beneficial.

The latest in a long line of these type situations. Venable said they took Cannon's word that he was "OK"

Manager said there is no time line for his return.

WBWSF: For the millionth time, JR is NOT SELLING THE TEAM. Full stop. End of story. His kids will sell it after he passes away.

https://www.southsidesox.com/2025/6/3/24442499/chicago-white-sox-fall-behind-in-the-count-to-move-to-the-78-after-new-mls-stadium-plan-announcement

Just FYI, that last comment that I posted from the column isn't my opinion it was written by Paul Sullivan although the blame to a large extent directly falls on JR.

Story talks with Skubal about how the Tigers rebuilt in a short time while the Sox window of contention fell apart. “How do I say this the right way?” Skubal told me before the game. “I don’t really believe in the term ‘rebuild,’ to be honest. Our rebuild was supposed to be five years, and it started in 2017 or whatever. That means we were supposed to have already won by now, and we haven’t. So I don’t believe in the word.” “It’s tough for fans. When you’re a diehard fan and your team is kind of openly saying we don’t want to win, that’s not what you want to hear. I play baseball, but I’m a fan of other teams — the (Phoenix) Suns and the Arizona Cardinals — and when a team comes out and openly says we’re rebuilding, you don’t want to hear that. “As a Suns fan, we’ve been through tough times, but now we have an owner that wants to win as badly as the fans do. That’s all you can ask for as a fan.” “Mat Ishbia has been great for the community,” said Skubal, who grew up in Arizona. “Obviously the Suns’ season was disappointing, but it’s good to know they have a plan in place, and that’s all you ask for.” Reinsdorf had a plan, too. It worked until he decided to ignore his general manager, Rick Hahn, and hired his friend, Tony La Russa, as manager over A.J. Hinch, who eventually went to the Tigers.

For the majority of the time yes but the S.F. Giants and Dolphins built their own parks using owners money for most of the construction of it.

Well...............OK then. 🙄

You have six pitchers who have undergone TJS just this year, two more are possible. The "top" pitching prospects have struggled this year (as others have specifically pointed out). There may not be pitching to deal as you surmise.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/06/02/chicago-white-sox-detroit-tigers-tarik-skubal/

Since when do the Sox have ANY scouts that seem to know what they are doing. Hell they have some of the smallest number of them in MLB.