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Yankees lost 3 out of 4 in NY against the Red Sox. Boston wins 6 of 7 on the road against New York and Baltimore then comes home and loses 2 out of 3 in Boston against the lowly Pirates. Blue Jays lose 2 of 3 at home against Brewers. AL East are all killing each other going down the stretch. Maybe the Tigers or Astros will eventually win the AL crown.

Imagine if White Sox still had Crochet, Giolito and Rodon in the White Sox rotation instead of in Boston and New York.

I saw the 4 game series in New York with Boston and Boston took 3 out of 4. Yankees should be able to at least give one game to White Sox this weekend especially with their poor defense and bullpen.

He is a big guy( 230 lbs) playing SS. If he starts having back issues, SS is not a place for him and maybe move to a position with less physical stress like IB.

Not just the White Sox and lack of fundamentals. Yankees had 4 errors and even a balk for a run in game the Red Sox on Thursday. Bad teams always seem to make bad plays in big games.

One other note, I see a lot of Red Sox games and I would add that Crochet is also a big part of the Boston dugout. When he is not in the rotation, he is constantly in the top steps of dugout cheering on his team. He is very popular w the Red Sox.

I think guys like Francona, Melvin and a few others make most of their lineup/game time decisions with some suggestions by the GM. Other GM's have more input and the manager goes with what the GM says.

I still think "pushing" Montgomery to the majors after his small detour to Arizona has been wonderful. I do think taking a few chances on players who hopefully have a future in Chicago is better off than just recycling players 30+ who are just filling a spot.

The Red Sox indicated that Romy was battling an injury in Chicago and it took him a while to recover. Obviously he has seen a resurgence especially this year but he mostly tears up lefties. Good for him but Red Sox need to find a better all around player with pop to his bat.

Mighty: I was a snowbird for many years just north of Bradinton and we went north via 75 or west via Sunshine and neither were much of a problem. Back home I went to Fenway and it was always a tough commute and parking was an adventure. Florida residents, in general, St. Pete or Tampa don't seem to be die-hard fans but more of casual fans. Weird they really have attached themselves to the hockey team though. That is my take but the Rays have been pretty competitive for many years but have a bunch of reasons why mans don't attend. I think Nashville may eventually be their landing spot.

Boston most likely is going to trade an outfielder ( probably Duran/Abreu or Campbell) plus for a starting pitcher. So unless Phillies don't have a starter Boston could be at the front of the trade line

The good news, I guess, is that the Sox are getting closer to some of the other bottom teams like Florida and Athletics.

Only problem is the 4th and 5th hitters. Vargas needs to have a couple of legit hitters behind him so he doesn't get shitty hitters in the next 2 spots hitting below .200

Not with that offense. SOX only had 4 hits and 1 after the 1st inning.

Boston color man, Lou Merloni, had say during spring training that Red Sox were going to beef up their left side relivers. So he was surprised the Red Sox let Booser go since he was very effective last season. Booser pitched well this past weekend against Boston.

The quote came from Dave O'Brien and Middlebrooks in the Tampa Bay series before the White Sox series. Since then, the White Sox have won 3 games against Boston in the 2 series. O'Brien must have been embarressed by the remarks.

Lou Merloni has been doing the color this weekend and he is the primary color analyst on NESN for the 2025 season. Middlebrooks does fill-in on the Red Sox from time to time.

3 weak outs in bottom of 9th. Boozer was the man today

I looked at last night's game against the A's. The Sox's first 5 hitters in the lineup had one hitting .200 and the other 4 hitting below .150. That leads me to believe we are going to struggle to score runs in that game. After all the changes and trades we made, you would think that a couple of starters would be off to good starts? This is the A's we are competing with.

Agree. Colorado and Atlanta have the same record. The White Sox will probably continue to flounder but it will not change anything this early in the year.

He just signed a long-term contract with the Sox so he will be pitching in Boston till 2030 or beyond. .........................................Oh, you mean the White Sox.

May be exciting but not one of the best. I love Bill D especially with his number being raised to the rafters in Providence this season. . Having said that, the Bulls are ranked number 22 out of 30 NBA teams in wins. Luckily they are in the East and may get a shot of making the playoffs as the 9th or 10th team. I think we will see Billy D back in the college ranks very soon

Dalbec also had the benefit of the left-field wall hitting 25 that year.

If we are trading Crochet, I would prefer that the Number 1 return is ready to start next year. But not Abreu from Boston since he is not proven to be an everyday OF.

I don't think the Red Sox are the frontrunners for Soto. I think the New York teams will battle it out . So I think Crochet is the trade the Red Sox will want. They just need to squeeze the Red Sox for a Number 1 attraction in their package not Abreu as a Number 1. If Red Sox do get Soto, I think Boston will go for a lesser SP target than Crochet.