The Mighty Mite

I also believe it’s important to win, the culture of losing (mainly because of JR) must come to an end. You can see that the kids want to win. I agree on Tauchman, I didn’t know much about him but this year he has been the consummate professional and I’ve said it all year that he’s a great guy along with Beni to have around with helping the kids on how to play the game.

Like I said, if JR decides to spend some money, it’s very possible that they could contend, the kids have given us a pretty nice nucleus to build on.

Just back from a cruise, nice series against the Phillies and probably should have won 2 games in the Cubs series. if JR decided all at once to spend a few bucks on 2 or 3 free agents, I think the Sox could contend for a Wild Card in 2026. Right now the Pythagorean stat has this years White Sox at 47-62 which is sort of amazing after how bad this team was in 2024. I’m not sure what to think of Getz deciding to keep Robert, the positive side of me has me thinking the Luis has finally figured things out and at 27 years old will wind up with a decent 2025 and becomes a superstar next year as the Sox become a competitive club. The negative side of me has me thinking that Robert will probably wind up on the IL while reverting to what we have seen the last year and a half. There’s also the possibility that Robert has an insane last 2 months with the bat and during the off season teams will be lined up with over the top offers for Robert.

14 hits in 4 innings.

Gadzooks!

Slater loves hitting lefties.

C’mon Hauser, don’t let them back in the ballgame.

That was Happ’s ball all the way.

I almost posted that, I thought if they signed a couple quality power hitting free agents that they could contend for a WC spot.

It’s your Saturday Night Hit Parade a day early.

Baldwin should be in left, I guess he’s being punished for dropping that fly ball the other night.

The leftfielder did make a good play on that ball.

Yeah, felt like we should have had more.

Got a bad jump.

Exactly on the people who do the voting, especially when it comes to pitching, there are a lot of pitchers in the HOF who have records not as good as Buehrle and Pierce.

OK

s%*# happens but I’ll never change my feelings on Moncada.

My least favorite White Sox player of all time. A complete waste of talent, no emotion, always hurt, seemed like he just didn’t care.

Did Yoan Moncada ever do anything like this?

Good point, not too many pitchers can win 20 games anymore, I doubt if we will ever see a pitcher with 300 career wins ever again, 200 will probably be tough.

A good argument can be made for both unfortunately it breaks my heart but for some reason Pierce just doesn’t get the support he should from the committees that vote on HOF induction, he was every bit as good as Whitey Ford and only Warren Spahn and Early Wynn won more games in the 1950s.

Billy Pierce first, then Buerhle.

I did some homework on Baseball Reference and AI was wrong about the year, the correct year was 1957 with the Sox on the road from June 18 to July 4th, 20 games in 20 days, record was 9-11, some off days but 3 double headers, visited every city in the A. L. except Cleveland.

Meidroth is one smart player, he can beat you with the bat and glove but he also has something else that other players don’t, it’s called intangibles.

Exactly.