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Lip Man 1

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  1. The MLB record is five straight years set by the Phillies. The A.L. record is four straight by the Senators from 1961 through 1964.
  2. First time in the 125-year history of the franchise they have had three straight years of losing at least 100 games and the fourth time in the last eight years. Total complete embarrassment. And to think Getz was hired because "they couldn't waste a year..." Clown operation from top to bottom. 🤡 Nothing changes until the stain of Jerry Reinsdorf has been bleached from this franchise.
  3. If they play it will be tough for the Sox to win. Maybe if the final five games are all rained out they can avoid 100 losses! 😆
  4. From the Sun-Times: Cue the attendance jokes The Sox’ final homestand of the season last weekend put their 2025 home attendance total at 1,445,738. That’s an increase of almost 5% from their historically bad 2024 season, when they drew 1,380,733 to 35th and Shields, the lowest total since 1999. But this year’s modest increase in Rate Field crowds still marks their second-lowest non-COVID season attendance this century, and promises to keep them among MLB’s cellar dwellers. The Sox last cracked 2 million paying customers — a decent barometer for the American League average — in 2022.
  5. FYI, Beni is now hurt: https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2025/09/23/andrew-benintendi-season-over-injury-white-sox
  6. Taylor has already told the Sun-Times he wants to start.
  7. I'm not...f' them.
  8. Very true. Can't argue with it.
  9. This entire organization is the epitome of dumbshit baseball from top to bottom.
  10. To those insisting the Sox need to sign a "real" closer next year I've got two comments about that: Closers cost money, JR isn't spending any given the uncertain labor situation. And... Why get a closer? This team has another 100 loss season written all over it because of a putrid offense.
  11. And the White Sox urinated another game away where they had a lead going into the 7th inning or later. That 17 times this year if your scoring at home friends and neighbors. (It was an incredible 29 times last year) It's also the 27th time this year the Sox held an opponent to three runs or less and lost the game. This team/organization is so completely f'd up. 100th loss Wednesday night!
  12. I'm guessing you are exactly correct.
  13. Must be nice work if you can get it.
  14. I think it was on Foul Territory where Hawk said ,"I didn't quit, I was forced out..." something along those lines.
  15. He is responsible for hiring and firing all broadcasters since Bob Grim retired.
  16. Under normal circumstances I'd agree with you, but if JR is still running the show things certainly aren't "normal."
  17. Under normal circumstances I'd agree with you, but if JR is still running the show things certainly aren't "normal."
  18. They'll sign the usual bunch of cast offs, retreads, has-been's and injury prone guys because that's all JR will allow.
  19. It would be nice to see them actually accomplish that and see what would happen. In my mind that would be a terrific way to start.
  20. Did not expect them to win today but they played very well. Like I said before the season if they can win six games and Williams shows he has improved it will be a solid start with Johnson even though it would be yet another losing season for the franchise.
  21. Yep he's laughing all the way to the bank.

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