Tony

Sick 2 pitches, bro.

Well, at least Liam got that over with quickly.

Drama!

Graveman did his job...

I'll take it lol

That was 1000% a K

Kyle Crick looks like default created player in MLB The Show '18

Can't ask for much more than that.

Some fantastic AB's thus far.

Alright ya bunch of slapdicks, start this season off right. Hammer the hell out of these guys.

He's a large dude...but Eloy looks pretttty big.

TLR gives the weirdest fucking quotes.

He will be making 42 million in 2023 and 2024 combined, with a 2025 club option for 25 million. It's not a crazy take from fathom.

I still think the team is going to be very good, and I understand they are dealing with injuries. I saw the graphic the Sox put up with the OD lineup, and the pitchers gave me a little bit of a pause, that's all. Luckily, it seems like they have an offense that should put up a bunch of runs. We'll see.

Sorry, but having Tanner Banks, Kyle Crick, Matt Foster, Dallas Keuchel, Jose Ruiz Bennett Sousa and Vince Velasquez all on the OD roster for a "World Series Contending" team gives me some pause.

I think that's a bit of a stretch in this case.

Moncada and Burr to IL

Love the honesty from Acuna here:

The issue I have with this is the alternative became Vince Velasquez. I wouldn't want to invest long term dollars into Carlos Rodon. I understand that. But the Sox didn't have to. They could have made a one-year investment to a pitcher that just gave them a 5 WAR in 2021, and have thin pitching depth in their organization. It would have just cost them money, nothing else. "Taking a chance" is an overstatement when it's a one-year commitment to a player that JUST produced for you. And looking at things in hindsight, if you're asking me if I'd rather have Rodon or Harrison/Velazquez/Kelly in 2022...I'm taking Rodon. Mendick can play the Harrison role, VV SUCKS, and who knows when Joe Kelly actually gets here.

Grandal got hurt, whole big thing, so they are going to try and have Cueto play catcher. We’ll see if it works out, guy still has a hell of an arm.

I believe I could be in the best shape of my life, If I started eating better and worked out 6 days a week…..which seems about just as likely to happen as the White Sox offense staying healthy all season.

It's a very boring C. They had a very good team coming into the offseason. They have a very good team coming into this season as well. They made some moves, but nothing to make this team substantially better than it was last year. I wanted them to be much more aggressive, and try to maximize their chances at a possible Championship in the next two years. I don't feel like they put in that effort. I don't believe they made any moves this offseason that will make the significantly worse than last season, but that's not really something you deserve credit for. That's a pretty low bar to clear. I'm excited for the season to start and excited to see this team win a lot of ballgames in 2022. I just don't feel like they have put themselves in the best position to win a Championship like they could have, and that's frustrating.

Cueto was the best guy left on the market and with Lynn hurt, it was basically a signing that needed to happen. With that said, the above is also absolutely correct. I think Leury can provide some value, but if you asked me which I’d rather have: Rodon + Leury or Leury + Velasquez + Harrison + Cueto I’m taking the top option every time, and there is no reason it couldn’t have played out that way.

I've been guilty far too many times myself. I get it.