lmfao at these losers LOL

Just now, fathom said:

Shut it

It's true though ?

him getting hurt will be a revolving doors moment in White Sox history.

God knows what will happen in the playoffs, we either get wiped out by the Astros or make it to the ALCS and fall short...

Just now, fathom said:

Their broadcast was awful tonight 

they mailed it in just like the Sox.

Shit at bat after shit at bat! Seriously fuck this shit!

Choked

Time to say goodbye to Goodwin 

Just now, caulfield12 said:

God knows what will happen in the playoffs, we either get wiped out by the Astros or make it to the ALCS and fall short...

right now it's looking like it will be a 4-1 or 4-2 Astros win there's no reason to expect this team to play well at that bandbox.

Just now, fathom said:

Their broadcast was awful tonight 

i like how jason called the game interesting...

 

its been a boring and non interesting game.

Poor situational hitting - Frank hit it on the nose.

Just now, RudyLawRules said:

If they can't fix this RISP bullshit...we fooked in post-season.

 

Seriously we had 2 situations with a guy on third and less than 2 outs today and couldn't capitalize. This is becoming a really bad trend. We either strike out or hit weak ass grounders in said situations. 

What are the odds that Kimbrel and Cesar Hernandez are still both with the team on Opening Day, April, 2022?

Edited September 16, 20214 yr by caulfield12

I’m so fed up with the punting of these games. There’s no sense of urgency to wrap up this division and get HFA. 

Just now, harkness99 said:

i like how jason called the game interesting...

 

its been a boring and non interesting game.

I also liked how they almost missed the next to last pitch showing a random person in the crowd.  It was WWE-esque

Just now, GradMc said:

Poor situational hitting - Frank hit it on the nose.

It's always like that.  It's sad when you can't get excited for a lead off double.  

4 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

This is the obvious place where we miss having a Nick Madrigal on the team...

I’m going to miss him until 2027.

Just now, caulfield12 said:

What are the odds that Kimbrel and Cesar Hernandez are still both with the team on Opening Day, April, 2022?

0....it’s hard to give up what Hahn did at the deadline and make your team worse, but he sure did

2 minutes ago, South Side Fireworks Man said:

Poorly managed.  Leury should have been stealing with one out.

I'm not sure the Sox have even attempted any steals since we've been in "keep everyone healthy" mode.

1 minute ago, chw42 said:

Seriously we had 2 situations with a guy on third and less than 2 outs today and couldn't capitalize. This is becoming a really bad trend. We either strike out or hit weak ass grounders in said situations. 

Becoming? It's already there.  

2 minutes ago, harkness99 said:

i like how jason called the game interesting...

 

its been a boring and non interesting game.

I fell asleep about 4 times throughout it.

Just now, caulfield12 said:

What are the odds that Kimbrel and Cesar Hernandez are still both with the team on Opening Day, April, 2022?

Hernandez should be 0. It was VERY debatable whether he was good enough for this team before cratering over the last 6 weeks. Aim higher.

And why aren’t they bringing up Engel? It seems like they keep delaying, delaying and delaying the rehab stints. Enough is enough already.

Edited September 16, 20214 yr by maloney.adam

2 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

What are the odds that Kimbrel and Cesar Hernandez are still both with the team on Opening Day, April, 2022?

We'll find out in the playoffs.

2 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

What are the odds that Kimbrel and Cesar Hernandez are still both with the team on Opening Day, April, 2022?

Don’t make me even more sad. 

1 minute ago, chitownsportsfan said:

right now it's looking like it will be a 4-1 or 4-2 Astros win there's no reason to expect this team to play well at that bandbox.

We're going to hear over and over again about how experience helped the Astros to prevail, just like last year's post-season when they were a .500ish team most of the year.

It felt for awhile that we were going to be ahead of the curve and miss the Blue Jays' rise by one year (and a down season for the Yankees), but the only positive is whatever happens we wouldn't face them until the ALCS.

Still think the only team we really match up pretty well with is the Rays.