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Since I mostly follow the White Sox I get very frustrated with them when someone leaves the organization and has success elsewhere. For example, take Luis Gonzalez. They couldn't figure that a solution to their OF and lefthanded issue was maybe already in the organization? Is that type of thing just common in MLB with the 40 man roster crunch, etc or are the White Sox just particularly bad when it comes to scouting in general?

He's probably been hitting on Sue since 9:30

Any sightings of LaRussa at the airport on his way outta town yet?

As a connoisseur of "what are you doings" that was a very good one.

He nudges TLR with the ruler of stupidity whenever he starts to nod off.

I finally figured out what he does I think.....Does Miguel Cairo carry around a box that holds the ruler of stupidity and takes it out when the time is right??

Watching on Gameday....were Harrison and Mendick both swinging at pitches at their eye level??

Just high on life, my friend. Living the dream of being a White Sox fan.

He's the only manager who has tenure....it's impossible to get rid of him.

That's an awful big assumption that these two teams won't meet in the World Series. TLR is playing the long game.

I am still in search of that boundary I can cross to get my gas at less than $5 a gallon.

Is he just trolling us now?? Just when I think his decisions can't get any weirder, they do.

Your wish is granted....Sheets will start at 3B starting tomorrow.

Yeah, but he can't handle his staff...I mean a staff.

Costs the team 6 runs....gets 1 back. SoxMath Sucks.

Both excellent choices above fellas....You guys took my 1 and 1A so I'll go with Robert.

You can't play chess when all you have is checkers pieces.

What's the opposite of a guy having a career year called? If this many hitters on this roster continue to struggle, I do not see how Menechino survives. Someone has to take the fall.

Not crazy about the part that he has longstanding control issues. Keep him away from the 8th inning on the big club please.

Gonna try this again...Pollock....start him Tony!!!

You've got to give something back to the hitters if eliminating the shift imho, Ray. I have proposed reinstituting the rule initially introduced in 1867 where "the batter is given the privilege of calling for a low or high pitch". I was at lunch with Manfred last week and Rob loved the idea so fingers crossed.

I actually really liked Walker and thought he'd be a low cost doubles machine for us in RF....I really hated that trade when it was made.

3 in a row and against good teams...great to see.