3 minutes ago, GermanSoxFan said:

Alonso grounding into a DP preventing an insurance run.

Jay losing the ball in the sun

Rondon going home instead of taking the sure out with a 2 run lead

 

What a shitshow

Yet Hahn sees no issue 

Such a frustrating team

So that's a blown save for Colome right? i.e. we can finally stop hearing about how he must be one of the best relievers in the league because he hasn't blown a save? 

2 minutes ago, SoxAce said:

Don't even blame Colome at all. This is on Ricky.

This is on Jay, even though I don‘t blame him too much, that  happens, and Rondon first and foremost.

Colome got four  groundballs, two were fielded and should have been outs.

Edited June 26, 20196 yr by GermanSoxFan

Jackasses.

Jay in RF.

Rondon with one of the worst defensive plays of the year...trying to cut down Nunez when he wasn’t even the tie runner.

Bogaerts was 8/17 against Colome coming into that at-bat...open base, still pitched to him anyway.

Garcia got careless and almost messed up the flip to Yolmer.

 

3 more winnable games pissed away.

Sale knocking out Moncada was a huge play. 

Just now, Balta1701 said:

So that's a blown save for Colome right? i.e. we can finally stop hearing about how he must be one of the best relievers in the league because he hasn't blown a save? 

I'm going to blame that one on his shitty defense

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

So that's a blown save for Colome right? i.e. we can finally stop hearing about how he must be one of the best relievers in the league because he hasn't blown a save? 

You must be elated

Geez, Ricky. How can he possibly be tasked with managing what's coming? Seems like a good guy, but he's an awful manager. Bogaerts hitting like .500 against Colome with a base open? Wtf.

This is has be the ulitmate example of the White Sox giving a game away. I can half-ass accept that Jay lost that ball in the sun, but not really. 

But that decision of Rondon to go home was one of the stupidest decisions I can remember in a long time. 

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

So that's a blown save for Colome right? i.e. we can finally stop hearing about how he must be one of the best relievers in the league because he hasn't blown a save? 

Sure seem happy about it.

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

So that's a blown save for Colome right? i.e. we can finally stop hearing about how he must be one of the best relievers in the league because he hasn't blown a save? 

If that makes you feel better sure

Just now, GermanSoxFan said:

You must be elated

Not really. But if you're gonna live by "He's a perfect closer and that's all that could possibly matter for a closer!!!", you suffer by the same stat.

Renteria’s lucky Benintendi wasn’t healthy enough to go...because he could just have easily brought him into the game against a RHP.

Holt was hitting on half a hamstring, ala Kirk Gibson.

Bad fundamentals can be blamed on the player.   However, when they happen over and over, the coaching staff has to take a large part of the responsibility.   If Ozzie was on the bench instead of Ricky, we would have never seen the stupidity we’ve seen this game.

Just now, Balta1701 said:

Not really. But if you're gonna live by "He's a perfect closer and that's all that could possibly matter for a closer!!!", you suffer by the same stat.

Hoping that bad things happen to the Sox just that you can win an online messageboard argument is the saddest shit ever.

You must be  a miserable and  petty man.

7 minutes ago, GermanSoxFan said:

This is on Jay, even though I don‘t blame him too much, that  happens, and Rondon first and foremost.

Colome got four  groundballs, two were fielded and should have been outs.

Had Fry face one batter than takes him out was micromanaging. Marshall then promptly gives up 2 hits (one was the flukey one) and then asks Colome to get 5 outs. 

Edited June 26, 20196 yr by SoxAce

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

Not really. But if you're gonna live by "He's a perfect closer and that's all that could possibly matter for a closer!!!", you suffer by the same stat.

Who has said he's a perfect closer?  Rivera wasn't even perfect.  He is a really good trade piece for the deadline.

Season has become an exercise in frustration.

Just now, sin city sox fan said:

Bad fundamentals can be blamed on the player.   However, when they happen over and over, the coaching staff has to take a large part of the responsibility.   If Ozzie was on the bench instead of Ricky, we would have never seen the stupidity we’ve seen this game.

WTF? Especially his last few years when he didn't care, those teams were fundamentally rotten. IMO, a huge part of the strong performance in 2012 was that the team went from being fundamentally awful to fundamentally spectacular for 1 short season.

The Red Sox announcers are still stupefied by the Rondon brain cramp.

“Thank you, White Sox!”

 

And speaking of ridiculous stats...Wright’s in line to get the win.

1 minute ago, sin city sox fan said:

Bad fundamentals can be blamed on the player.   However, when they happen over and over, the coaching staff has to take a large part of the responsibility.   If Ozzie was on the bench instead of Ricky, we would have never seen the stupidity we’ve seen this game.

Ozzie presided over some equal bullshit but go on

 

5 minutes ago, Balta1701 said:

Not really. But if you're gonna live by "He's a perfect closer and that's all that could possibly matter for a closer!!!", you suffer by the same stat.

He had to get 5 outs.. in the 8th inning at that.

Edited June 26, 20196 yr by SoxAce

1 minute ago, SoxAce said:

Had Fry face one batter than takes him out was micromanaging. Marshall then promptly gives up 2 hits (one was the flukey one) and then asks Colome to get 6 outs. 

5

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

WTF? Especially his last few years when he didn't care, those teams were fundamentally rotten. IMO, a huge part of the strong performance in 2012 was that the team went from being fundamentally awful to fundamentally spectacular for 1 short season.

2005-2008 Ozzie, maybe you can extend it to 2010 but 2009 was awful.