2 minutes ago, fathom said:

I think Colome, Fry and Leury get traded.  Abreu stays

Fry too. Interesting. I don’t think Abreu gets dealt. 

Just now, The Beast said:

Fry too. Interesting. I don’t think Abreu gets dealt. 

Fry’s value is suppressed, just don’t see them moving him right now.

6 minutes ago, 2Deep said:

I'm so tired of players like Rondon, Sanchez, Jay, Alonzo, ......

 

9 minutes ago, Soxfest said:

Just hard to see this over and over again 

There is still so much dead weight on this Sox team. We will know the rebuild is moving in the right direction when guys like Covey, Rondon, Tilson, Cordell, Castillo, Fry, Marshall, Herrera, Sanchez, Nova, Detwiler, Reed, Jay, are all sent packing. 

6 minutes ago, Tony said:

I didn’t even see what happened today, but he’s got to be one of the worst players in MLB this season, he just isn’t close to deserving an MLB roster  

Hurry back TA7 and let the Robert-Madrigal phase begin. 

 

 

 

12 minutes ago, Soxfest said:

Just hard to see this over and over again 

When you are chewing on life's gristle

Don't grumble

Give a whistle

Always look on the bright side of life.

2 minutes ago, ptatc said:

When you are chewing on life's gristle

Don't grumble

Give a whistle

Always look on the bright side of life.

This series really was a piece of shit 

When you look at it 

Edited July 14, 20196 yr by wegner

13 minutes ago, EloyRedGloveSWAG said:

Did I forget to mention that I hate Oakland? Fuck this place it’s like every mediocre player in the A’s lineup gets a boost when they play against the Sox and the baseball rolls in weird ways with all the bloop fluke hits. ?

If the A's were the worst team in MLB I think the same would happen.

Ricky had them boys read to play.

22 minutes ago, EloyRedGloveSWAG said:

Did I forget to mention that I hate Oakland? Fuck this place it’s like every mediocre player in the A’s lineup gets a boost when they play against the Sox and the baseball rolls in weird ways with all the bloop fluke hits. ?

They were 9 over before this series started. They're a solid team with a good manager and a great front office

3 minutes ago, soxfan49 said:

They were 9 over before this series started. They're a solid team with a good manager and a great front office

Our whole lineup is listless.

So either Bummer is about to be traded or he was unavailable to pitch today after pitching in a double digit loss yesterday

41 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Hopefully trading him for May.

The Dodgers farmhand? I doubt they'd deal him for a reliever

Just now, soxfan49 said:

The Dodgers farmhand? I doubt they'd deal him for a reliever

No kidding, it's a ludicrous trade proposal

Totally crap weekend, the Sox look awful against Oakland while the Cubs sweep Pittsburgh. 

Fundamentals win or lose games folks, just ask Rondon. 

Maybe they'll play better against the torpid Royals...maybe.

45 minutes ago, Moan4Yoan said:

Even Stone called it the House of Horrors haha.

Not like the Metrodome

Here’s a little brighter side.  We lost three games with our three worst pitchers. The guy who we still have hope for pitched well.  Now, Gio and Cease get a crack at KC.  Hopefully Reynaldo has started a second half resurgence.

Going to Oakland sucks.  We don’t have to do it again this season.

Edited July 14, 20196 yr by Timmy U
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1 minute ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Not like the Metrodome

Oakland has a foul territory that seems to come into play in every game.

More amazed Herrera didn’t give up a run in the 8th.

Also amusing to hear the announcers talking up Ryan Cordell like he’s 1984-85 Eric Davis or something...he has five tools, sure, but he can’t consistently apply any of them enough to be a regular.

Still, just the fact a White Sox player actually approached a throw from RF correctly...wasn’t flat footed or drifting or even falling backwards as he caught it, that was refreshing at least.

 

Shades of the early 2000’s gauntlet going to Anaheim, Oakland and Seattle and getting mauled nearly every series.

5 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

More amazed Herrera didn’t give up a run in the 8th.

Also amusing to hear the announcers talking up Ryan Cordell like he’s 1984-85 Eric Davis or something...he has five tools, sure, but he can’t consistently apply any of them enough to be a regular.

Still, just the fact a White Sox player actually approached a throw from RF correctly...wasn’t flat footed or drifting or even falling backwards as he caught it, that was refreshing at least.

 

Shades of the early 2000’s gauntlet going to Anaheim, Oakland and Seattle and getting mauled nearly every series.

We might be seeing quite a bit of Herrera as the FO hopes to trade him at the deadline for salary relief.

4 minutes ago, poppysox said:

We might be seeing quite a bit of Herrera as the FO hopes to trade him at the deadline for salary relief.

I have a very hard time thinking ANYBODY will take this guy without the Sox paying a significant part of his salary.

3 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

I have a very hard time thinking ANYBODY will take this guy without the Sox paying a significant part of his salary.

Yep, no one will take him.  Not sure where poppysox is coming from.

Any idea that this team is looking for any kind of salary relief is a joke.  

2 hours ago, The Sir said:

Good call.

About every other time Jimenez comes to bat, someone is predicting a homer. 

Just now, wegner said:

Any idea that this team is looking for any kind of salary relief is a joke.  

This. If we are looking for salary relief with this payroll we are in trouble. 

55 minutes ago, poppysox said:

Oakland has a foul territory that seems to come into play in every game.

It really had no bearing on yesterday's game besides Reed inexcusably losing the ball in the sun