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Please no.

Teel's spikes were filled with that sh1t soil that the groundskeeper has going on there. No excuse for that at a domes stadium.

Teel's throw cutting down a runner at third was a key play in the game. Damn...

Home plate area looked like a mud pit. WTF?

Yea, that's what I saw as well.

Meanwhile, the Sox have looked good against DeGrom getting a lot of contact.

I though that Teel changed his spikes after he caught a spike and injured is knee earlier. Looked like he caught a spike.

Feel bad for Teel. Three leg injuries in a year.

Trainer was squeezing Teel's Achilles.. That is not where an ankle sprain is.

Great news for Sox haters.

Boston isn't even close defensively. It's going to be Quero.

Fvk off Jack

Looked like Achilles and that would be a season ending injury that could cripple the teams chances.

Fvk the world.

Setting aside classical music and maybe even roots musical forms like jazz, country, folk... Lipman has a point about how different age groups relate to current popular music or "pop" music. There is something about the popular music of ones generation that becomes ingrained and will always remain special. Conversely, while current pop music appeals to the younger generation, some of it is not as relatable to older listeners for whatever reason. While I have open ears and an open mind, I still gravitate to classic rock, some alt.country, folk-rock and , for the most part, music from the last century. I am pretty sure I would be down with Lip's 2500 as a starting point.

All of MLB will benefit from the distraction of FIFA. Speaking only for myself as an American sports fan raised with baseballl, football, basketball and hockey, I thought that the soccer games were a joke. In particular, all the whining and wincing after faked injuries was just too much to take seriously. And how do they only score one goal in two hours of running around when the goal looks about as big as a two car garage door? Finally, the fans from these countries matched the overreactions on the field with unbridled emotion. Glad to be done with it, and no, I am not a fan of the Fire or U.S. soccer. The sport obviously has throngs of fans, but I am not one of them.

I'm trying to be positive about the DeGrom vs Fedde match-up. Maybe the Ranger's veteran right handed pitcher will meet an early demise after facing our young, hellacious, LH line-up. DeGrom doesn't usually walk many batters so the Sox are probably going to string some hits together in order to knock him out early.

Peacock....don't have that app.

Yea, I agree, but "stay thirsty my friend." 🍺 Unfortunately, the White Sox rotation may not be capable of putting together multiple win streaks in order to separate the White Sox from the top teams in the Division. Case in point is the Red Sox right now which includes when they swept us. Need five strong starters including maybe two Ace pitchers. Even with almost unlimited financial resources and trade capital, that would be a tall task. Makes me appreciate the White Sox 2005 World Series championship even more.

Murakami does not look like he is running at 100% and it appears that his timing might be a little off at the plate. Same with Teel. It could be a few more weeks before these players are at 100%. Teel has been Ked on outside pitches too often. It could be that he has been too aggressive/impatient and/or pull happy. No worries though, it will all come together soon.

Did you watch the game yesterday?

why isn't Acuna pinch running?

It's wayyyy too early to scoreboard watch...

Seranthony is a drag on the pitching staff and a sunken cost. Maybe his roster spot could be filled by Tanner McDougal or another guy from the Minors. I know JR, like any front office Chair, does not like the team paying millions to players who fail to perform, but oh well Jerry, Dominguez needs to go. Enough with Venable's attempt to slowly nurse him back on the fly. He lacks control, plain and simple. In John Schriffen's voice - "Get out!"

Blue Jays have a decent rotation, but a subpar bullpen that frustrated John Schneider. Perhaps the Sox can rough them up again.