April 19, 20232 yr Same as the Rick Hahn era. which was the same as the Kenny era. nothing is changing until there's new ownership.
April 19, 20232 yr Author 4 minutes ago, ShoeLessRob said: Dude sucked at baseball and would suck as a GM. He's not a Harvard asshole who thinks he has all the answers so he has that going for him.
April 19, 20232 yr 10 minutes ago, JoeC said: Did I miss something? Or is this just an aspirational thread? No news sadly
April 20, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, Harold's Leg Lift said: Bring it on! Looked up Jeremy Haber at wikipedia and he's distinguished himself so thoroughly he doesn't have an entry, so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd7-nItfKeo He reminds me of Rabbit so I don't think I'll be joining "Team Haber" anytime soon...it would be nice to have SOMEONE who actually knows how to play major league baseball (albeit not at the highest level) involved in decision-making (I know, I know...what about the Rays' front office and Theo Epstein?, etc.) Edited April 20, 20232 yr by caulfield12
April 20, 20232 yr 15 minutes ago, The Grinder said: If hes employed by the White Sox, he;s a loser Well, Jim Thome and Bo Jackson most definitely are not losers...
April 20, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, maxjusttyped said: Same as the Rick Hahn era. which was the same as the Kenny era. nothing is changing until there's new ownership. After living through the Hahn era, I long for the Kenny era. At least the offseasons and the trade deadlines were always interesting. And they did win a World Series. Edited April 20, 20232 yr by South Side Fireworks Man
April 20, 20232 yr As long as JR owns the team we must live with his choices. Its a take it or leave it. Getz would probably be next up. Maybe not all bad. A midwestern guy. A former major leaguer. Familiar with the organization on multiple levels. He has been groomed. Remember its not our choice its JR's. Who would he chose that would be better?
April 20, 20232 yr 2 minutes ago, soxrwhite said: As long as JR owns the team we must live with his choices. Its a take it or leave it. I'll leave it.
April 20, 20232 yr 5 minutes ago, soxrwhite said: As long as JR owns the team we must live with his choices. Its a take it or leave it. Getz would probably be next up. Maybe not all bad. A midwestern guy. A former major leaguer. Familiar with the organization on multiple levels. He has been groomed. Remember its not our choice its JR's. Who would he chose that would be better? Have already provided numerous lists of talent. Doesn't matter. Choose ANYONE from the Rays, Brewers, Guardians, Twins, Dodgers, Braves, Cardinals....heck, even the A's.
April 20, 20232 yr What if 11,870 fans showed up and rode Rick out of town on the Illinois Central rail.
April 20, 20232 yr 10 minutes ago, pcq said: What if 11,870 fans showed up and rode Rick out of town on the Illinois Central rail. It would rival the Abraham Lincoln funeral train in the spring of 1865...
April 20, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, Harold's Leg Lift said: He's not a Harvard asshole who thinks he has all the answers so he has that going for him. Who runs the best franchises in baseball, the Dodgers and Rays? Rick Hahn's college degrees are the least of our problems. It's his ability as a baseball executive. Edited April 20, 20232 yr by chitownsportsfan
April 20, 20232 yr 8 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said: Who runs the best franchises in baseball, the Dodgers and Rays? Rich Hahn's college degrees are the least of our problems. It's his ability as a baseball executive. Imagine looking at the teams in the LDS/LCS/World Series every year and thinking too many ivy leaguers is the issue. Some people insist on fighting a battle that's already lost.
April 20, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, Harold's Leg Lift said: He's not a Harvard asshole who thinks he has all the answers so he has that going for him. That Harvard asshole hired him. He’s a failure by association
April 20, 20232 yr 17 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said: Who runs the best franchises in baseball, the Dodgers and Rays? Rick Hahn's college degrees are the least of our problems. It's his ability as a baseball executive. If winning a championship is the true litmus test then Rays have ZERO championships and the Dodgers have the same as the white Sox (ONE) since 1988.
April 20, 20232 yr 3 hours ago, maxjusttyped said: Same as the Rick Hahn era. which was the same as the Kenny era. nothing is changing until there's new ownership. The Kenny era and Hahn era were nothing alike.
April 20, 20232 yr 3 minutes ago, soxrwhite said: If winning a championship is the true litmus test then Rays have ZERO championships and the Dodgers have the same as the white Sox (ONE) since 1988. I dunno man, only one team can raise a banner every year. Winning a pissload of games and denying your rivals the post season seems pretty fun too. Kicking on the twins and tribe never gets old.
April 20, 20232 yr 3 minutes ago, soxrwhite said: If winning a championship is the true litmus test then Rays have ZERO championships and the Dodgers have the same as the white Sox (ONE) since 1988. Making the 87/93 Marlins the most successful, 87/91 Twins...Giants, Red Sox, Cardinals, Astros, etc. Of course it was the Yankees until the 2000s. Obviously Braves/Dodgers/Rays are difficult to argue against over the last decade... along with Astros (albeit cheating.)
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