We return home with a .500 record after a long road trip.

 

Anderson

Cabrera

Abreu

Frazier

A. Garcia

Asche

Sanchez

Narvaez

May

Asche

May

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Should be giving Davidson a chance to keep his hot start going. Just hope Q does well

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Because righty/lefty match up of course even though they have a combined 2 hits on the year I believe

We are rebuilding or so I have heard

Q and Kluber now with exact same ERA, 6.38.

I see a no hitter coming

Edited April 22, 20178 yr by BigHurt3515

Because righty/lefty match up of course even though they have a combined 2 hits on the year I believe

Isn't May still hitless?

Narvaez is so not impressive defensively

What in the world was that

Narvaez is so not impressive defensively

Most of the White Sox are not impressive defensively.

Q just not right so far this year

All that trade talk might have gotten between his ears. Or maybe its because this division absolutely owns him

Bad luck for May

Q just not right so far this year

 

Command is way off. Also seems to be trying too hard to be perfect. Either way, it's going to be quite the challenge to ever get his stock as high as it was two months ago

Edited April 22, 20178 yr by fathom

Bad feed by Anderson there.

Bad feed by Anderson there.

 

His fundamentals are not very good defensively.

Stoney...people projected Kipnis at 2b...not "the Indians thought they were getting a CF..." c'mon...

Narvaez is so not impressive defensively

 

Jackson was out if he had played that rebound properly and thrown to Quintana. This seems to be the way things have been going this year. We give them the runs

Q is just awful this season. Everything Hahn touches seems to go wrong

Sigh

Can someone else catch for Q?

Getting sick of your s***, Q.

 

Can Fallon teach him how to keep ball in the park

Obviously it's a way too early to jump to any conclusions, but this is exactly what I was worried about. There was so much more downside risk than upside risk by holding onto Quintana and we're seeing that now. He could be 0-4 with a 6.00+ ERA after his first four starts this season. He'll need to a have an extended dominant stretch to get his trade value back to where it was this offseason.

Edited April 22, 20178 yr by Chicago White Sox

Obviously it's a way too early to jump to any conclusions, but this is exactly what I was worried about. There was so much more downside risk than upside risk by holding onto Quintana and we're seeing that now. He could be 0-4 with a 6.00+ ERA after his first four starts this season. He'll need to a have an extended dominant stretch to get his trade value back to where it was this offseason.

 

And his HR rate is scary bad