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I was commenting on the posters in the thread who were talking about the errors. But I guess you need something to celebrate a team that is now (checks the standings) 26-55. We good now Pale? 😆

If the Dodgers keep paying premium rates they'll happily go there.

Vargas with 11 errors already, Sosa with nine.

They even incurred the wrath of Steinbrenner after they signed Bannister (who the Yankees badly wanted) saying he regretted having voted against Edward DeBartolo.

With all due respect 1999 has nothing on the past few seasons and how this franchise with a future that looked so promising went absolutely right down the toilet because of the owner who seemingly simply doesn't care anymore and who's ego and arrogance are unmatched.

A desultory night on offense.

If the changes lead to seasons where six pitchers (maybe more when all is said and done) don't have to have TJS that a definite win.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2025/06/23/white-sox-trade-deadline-luis-robert-jr-miguel-vargas-chris-getz-garrett-crochet

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2025/06/23/white-sox-colson-montgomery-triple-a-chris-getz-noah-schultz-top-prospects-shane-smith

If you mean Roger Clemens that is a good point (assuming you don't mind the steroid accusations). After JR signed Albert Belle the Hendricks brothers, Clemens' agents, reached out to the Sox and said he was interested in signing with them. Then G.M. Ron Schueler was quoted as saying "Roger Clemens is over the hill..." and signed Jamie Navarro instead. Ooops...

Jerry's ears are closed. It's 200 million (maybe) or you'll get nothing and like it! 😉

And they won't have any until new ownership takes over.

Don't know if this will help his broadcasting ability but I give the man props for doing this: https://awfulannouncing.com/local-networks/white-sox-broadcaster-john-schiffren-does-cn-tower-edgewalk-after-dare.html

And you have to look at the reason why they were extended early, the Sox were trying to save money in the long run by locking guys in before they hit arbitration and eventually free agency.

It would be a very interesting read.

June 23, 1956 – It was first of the two great fights on the field between Yankee and White Sox players; almost one year later, June 13, 1957, the second one took place. In this one Bob Grim (the late uncle to former Sox Director of Business Development and Broadcasting Bob Grim) threw one high and tight to Sox outfielder Dave Philley in the home half of the sixth inning. The ball glanced off Philley’s shoulder and bounced into his batting helmet knocking it off. Philley charged the mound as the benches and bullpens emptied. Both players swung at each other, as the rest of the teams held each other back. Order was restored after about 20 minutes. Philley was tossed from the game. Grim was allowed to stay in, but perhaps shaken; he was tagged for two runs...driven in by Sherm Lollar and Luis Aparicio, the only runs on the day in the Sox 2-0 win.

George did start the site back in the late 90's.

Only the second road series win this season the other was at Cincinnati. Also only the second game this year the Sox trailed in the 7th inning or later and won. The other was April 20 at Boston.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2025/06/21/chris-getz-white-sox-rebuild-luis-robert-colson-montgomery

https://soxmachine.com/2025/06/spare-parts-a-search-for-the-incident-clint-frazier-described

Based on the results since the start of the 2007 year the "loser" image is fully operational and ingrained in this organization.

Thank you for the kind words.

Phil did you are right.

From Saturday's Sun-Times: But the joy can bring struggle, as Sox fans have learned all too well after a promising contention window featuring Tim Anderson, Yoan Moncada, Eloy Jimenez and Luis Robert Jr. crashed and burned. And this time around, the Sox’ highest profile hopes are still figuring it out. The team’s top-ranked prospect, left-handed Naperville native Noah Schultz, gave up six runs on eight hits and a walk in his 5 1/3 -inning debut at Charlotte on Thursday. And a roller-coaster season for prized shortstop prospect Colson Montgomery has taken another dip as he’s batted .176 this month at Charlotte after a promising rebound from an early season slump that prompted Sox brass to yank him from the daily grind and work on his swing in Arizona.

That's true Rich and Les did post on it as did the Tribune sports editor Dan McGrath who incurred the wrath of many Sox posters at the site.