The Mighty Mite

Hopefully everyone will be healthy pretty soon.

There's something with him, does he realize the the Sox are trying to win the division.

I'm all for trading Moncada.

When I was a kid Wrigley was just another ballpark and no one said what a great place it was. It was no better than Ebbets Field, The Polo Grounds, Comiskey Park, Griffith Stadium, Fenway, Crosley Field, Forbes Field, Tiger Stadium or Yankee Stadium. What all those parks had in common was that they were all unique in their own way and often built to fit in the confines of the city blocks they fit in. The only thing about Wrigley and Fenway is that they are old and still with us but were no better than any other ballpark to watch a ballgame.

This might be the beginning of something, the last time the Sox ruled Chicago was in the GO GO era of the 50s and 60s. The key is to start becoming at least a playoff team for 4 or 5 years with a World Series Championship thrown in and not going back to the old days of having the club run like it's a small market franchise

Tampa Bay already has Zunino and Mejia, they wouldn't want Collins.

They might be able to fool Cub fans but we are Sox fans, not a bunch of dupes.

Exactly.

Right, my heart bleeds for them Damn Yankees.

This lineup couldn't beat the Charlotte Knights.

Yep, the Rays just hit them with a 10 spot in the bottom of the 6th, 14-0 Rays.

Another Sox great catch was by Daryl Boston, can't remember the year but he was playing left at old Comiskey and running full blast towards the foul line on a ball slicing away in foul territory, Boston jumped on the railing of the low box seats caught the ball and wound up in the 3rd row of seats, spectacular catch.

Not quite, this guy was suppose to be a superstar, do you remember the video and the hype the Sox put out before his first game. Decent player yes, superstar not even close. BTW, trading Sale was a good thing, he was an injury waiting to happen.

The Twins were the original Washington Senators and they had some horrible teams down through the years, like they once said Washington, first in war, last in the American League.

Yet Illinois has 2000 more deaths than Florida and about half the population as the Sunshine State not to mention Chicagoans shooting each other like it's Dodge City.

There are a lot of stupid people in this country, here in Florida the last few nights there were some more Covid parties. Last week some knuckleheads had a Covid Lottery Party with everyone throwing in 10 bucks in the pot and the first person that came down with the virus won the pot a few days later. Another one was the Covid Hoax party, one guy who was 30 years old died a week later and right before he died he said to the bedside nurse "I guess it's not a hoax". I too am starting to wonder when this thing will go away if we don't come down with a vaccine. Somehow the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-1920 went away by herd immunity but not before anywhere from 17 million to 50 million died.

Ozzie quit on the team, don't want to see him in a White Sox uni ever again.

Yeah, I was feeling a lot better on things and then we got the news that was Kopech was sitting out this season. I'm also going with 33-27.

If true, excellent news, if was fun watching live Golf this past weekend and to see live MLB would like manna from heaven.

I'm with you, I'm an old timer and enjoyed the 17 straight winning seasons of the Go Go years from 1951-1967. If there were playoffs back then the Sox including the 59 AL Champs would have made the post-season probably 10 times in those years. I might have had a different answer if we didn't win it all in 2005.

Claudell Washington Ron Santo Nick Swisher Alex Rios Jeff Semardzija

Nellie Fox Billy Pierce Minnie Minoso Paul Konerko Mark Buerhle

I'm going on 73, how do you think I feel.