Highland

I am with you, Mighty Mite. I've been a Sox fan for a hell of long time, and I have never seen the franchise in this bad a shape. Every fan knows his team will have bad years, but there is no excuse for this. Yet, JR wants a stadium donated to him. Just leave town, Reinsdorf.

I hope the team doesn't have another inactive off season. Rebuilding is no excuse for 4 straight 100-loss seasons.

This team has no guy that can drive in runs. This was the most boring game I have ever gone to.

I can't say how good or bad Schriffen was this year because I didn't watch. And I didn't watch because of how Schriffen was in his first year. Stone should go, too. He doesn't like the fans (or anyone for that matter.)

I will be having a book signing for "Redemption" on Saturday September 20 at the Barnes and Noble at 124 US 41, Suite A, Schererville from 2:00 to 4:00.

Another losing season. Now the only suspense is whether they lose 100 or not. Have lost nearly 300 games in last three years.

All year the team has played with a better attitude. It is starting to pay off.

You haven't seen a home run unless you have seen Dick Allen hit a home run.

I saw enough last year to know how bad these two are. That is why I am not watching this year. I can't take these two. Schriffen is just bad and Stone is a bitter old man. I hope for a change but that won't happen. I've been a fan a long time and recall some bad broadcasting. But none this bad.

The worst Sox broadcast team ever. Haven't watched a game all year.

Thanks for the compliment and interest. I actually did a book for the tenth anniversary, but the publisher turned out to be a fraud and the project fell apart.

For the past 60 years, it has been nothing but what might have beens.

Does it really matter?

I don't think the White Sox can take anyone for granted.

I am with you, Greg. Contract them.

I don't know if it will happen in Rosemont, but I am convinced the Sox will be getting a new stadium in the near future. How this will come down, I don't know. But the days of GRF are numbered. The franchise is in a weird position. Meanwhile, at least in the short term, the losing will continue.

It is okay to feel better about the Sox, especially in comparison to the last season. But no way is this a playoff team. 35 games over .500 is not possible.

Don't care about the latest Vaughn news. It is time for the team to move on from him. Same for Robert. Forget the false hope.

The White Sox are actually starting to look like a major league team. Don't know how long it will last, but it is a welcome relief from 2024.

This team is actually watchable. Nothing like last season's nightmare.

It will take more than money. These people care about that money and won't care about building a real tradition around the White Sox. I will believe when I see it. If it does happen, it will be a long time from now. I'm sick of the baseball establishment taking fans for dupes. Yeah, how about that rebuild?

All of this talk is boring. Too much damage has been done to this franchise. The future looks gloomy.

Despite the record, the team is better. They look nothing like the 2024 edition. But when will they be really good? No one knows, not even the shadow.

Of course, every player has his strike outs, but Robert looks so bad on his. And it also seems to be on the same type of pitch. He is lunging and looks totally off balance. This has been going on for a while. Robert really doesn't have trade value.

I was at the game, the first for me in a long time. I actually had a good time. Attendance wasn't bad, and the fans were into the game. For the first eight innings, the Sox almost looked like a major league team. And i couldn't believe it, but Sox employees were helpful and courteous. But then came the predictable ninth inning collapse. Goofy stuff all over the place, and again, the Sox were exposed for the bad team they are. But at least Jake Burger got a homer and a double. Oh, wait a minute, he doesn't play for the White Sox. And why wasn't the third base guarding the line in the ninth? And who is that third baseman?