3 hours ago, hankchifan said:

Sousa should not have been in this close game against the Dodgers middle of the line up in the first place.

This - actually Sousa in the game might have been worse than the 1-2 IBB. Using him in high leverage that isn’t the 14th inning of a doubleheader is crazy talk…crazy talk.

5 hours ago, brijames1957 said:

This ship is about to sink real fast. 

 

about to?  

7 hours ago, pcq said:

Tony was ticked off that they were asking him about the walk. 

How dare they question a HOF manager?  What a jerk!

8 hours ago, pcq said:

Said Trea hits lefties even 1-2. 

Even if Trea hits a homer (very unlikely on a 1-2 count), it was only 2 runs.  You walk him and Muncy hits a homer is 3 runs…..

8 hours ago, Saufley said:

This ownership group needs to takeover this sinking ship and make the necessary changes! No excuse for the La Russa actions today.

Girardi, Maddon gone, now TLR who has done a worse job, should follow out the door and join the trifecta..

10 hours ago, HahnsKiddieTable said:

Keep running Sousa out there TLR….

Sousa is the Leury of our pitchers.

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/tony-la-russa-defends-strange-intentional-walk-decision-after-it-backfires-in-white-sox-loss-vs-dodgers/

Really detailed takedown of TLR and exactly why he was wrong... 

"La Russa's judgment has been questioned since he assumed his post before last season, and the White Sox's underperformance to date has led to fans and media members alike wondering if he should be allowed to finish the campaign. If La Russa keeps making decisions like the one he did on Thursday -- decisions that feel wrong at the time and after the fact, and that backfire immediately -- the calls for his dismissal will only grow louder."

Edited June 10, 20223 yr by caulfield12

4 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/tony-la-russa-defends-strange-intentional-walk-decision-after-it-backfires-in-white-sox-loss-vs-dodgers/

God. What an asshole.