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32 minutes ago, FourEyesShottenhoffer said:

Hell yes stirring the pot

“You guys are bitches” needs to be the attitude against our division.  It starts with Correa and the Twins.  We’re going to dominate you this year.   I like this guy

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A loss of Burger beyond a day or two will prove costly as there are no adequate third basemen left in the organization, the one down note for this one.

First MLB victory for Santos!

Career White Sox TWTW Records by Player through May 3, 2023 (Current 40 Man Roster):

White Sox TWTW Player (Season(s) with the White Sox - Date & Place of Birth) White Sox Career Record (2023 White Sox Record)

  1. .808 Liam Hendriks (Third Season (Awaiting first game action2-10-1989 Perth, Australia) IL105-25 (0-0)
  2. .744 Alex Colome (Third Season 12-31-1988 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) 64-22 (1-0)
  3. .731 Kendall Graveman (Second Season 12-21-1990 Alexander City, Alabama) 57-21 (8-5)
  4. .630 Billy Hamilton (Second Season 9-9-1990 Taylorsville, Mississippi) 46-27 (2-0)
  5. .568 Michael Kopech (Fourth Season 4-30-1996 Longview, Texas) 46-35 (2-4)
  6. .563 Aaron Bummer (Seventh Season 9-21-1993 Valencia, California) 139-108 (9-5)
  7. .559 Tim Anderson (Eighth Season 6-23-1993 Tuscaloosa, Alabama) 124-98 (7-6)
  8. .556 Dylan Cease (Fifth Season 12-28-1995 Milton, Georgia) 55-44 (4-3)
  9. .542 Yoan Moncada (Seventh Season 5-27-1995 Cienfuegos, CubaIL 143-121 (4-5)
  10. .542 Joe Kelly (Second Season 6-9-1988 Anaheim, California) 26-22 (3-2)
  11. .540 Garrett Crochet (Third Season (Awaiting first game action) Ocean Springs, MississippiIL 34-29 (0-0)
  12. .505 Andrew Vaughn (Third Season 4-3-1998 Santa Rosa, California) 148-145 (10-20)
  13. .500 Yasmani Grandal (Fourth Season 11-8-1988 La Habana, Cuba) 113-113 (10-17)
  14. .500 Lance Lynn (Third Season 5-12-1987 Indianapolis, Indiana) 28-28 (0-6)
  15. .500 Davis Martin (Second Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 1-4-1997 Abilene, Texas) 7-7 (0-0)
  16. .500 Hanser Alberto (First Season 10-17-1992 San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic) 5-5 (5-5)
  17. .500 Mike Clevinger (First Season 12-21-1990 Jacksonville, Florida) 3-3 (3-3)
  18. .498 Luis Robert Junior (Fourth Season 8-3-1997 Ciego de Avila, Cuba) 101-102 (10-20)
  19. .491 Eloy Jimenez (Fifth Season 11-27-1996 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) 82-85 (7-16)
  20. .490 Lucas Giolito (Seventh Season 7-14-1994 Santa Monica, California) 73-76 (1-5)
  21. .478 Seby Zavala (Fourth Season 8-28-1993 Fort Hood, Texas) 54-59 (4-11)
  22. .469 Reynaldo Lopez (Seventh Season 1-4-1994 San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic) 83-94 (8-6)
  23. .468 Gavin Sheets (Third Season 4-23-1996 Lutherville, Maryland) 94-107 (6-14)
  24. .435 Adam Haseley (Second Season 4-12-1996 Orlando, Florida) 10-13 (4-5)
  25. .429 Carlos Perez (One Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 9-10-1996 Valencia, VenezuelaAAA 3-4 (0-0)
  26. .413 Matt Foster (Fourth Season (Awaiting first game action) Valley, Alabama60 Day IL 45-64 (0-0)
  27. .405 Elvis Andrus (Second Season 8-26-1988 Maracay, Venezuela) 30-44 (10-21)
  28. .397 Jimmy Lambert (Fourth Season 11-18-1994 Arcadia, California) 25-38 (4-11)
  29. .375 Jake Burger (Third Season 8-10-1996 Saint Louis, Missouri) 36-60 (7-16)
  30. .365 Romy Gonzalez (Third Season 9-6-1996 Miami, FloridaIL  23-40 (5-16)
  31. .333 Andrew Benintendi (First Season 7-6-1994 Cincinnati, Ohio) 9-18 (9-18)
  32. .320 Oscar Colas (Rookie Season 9-17-1998 La Habana, CubaAAA 8-17 (8-17)
  33. .296 Lenyn Sosa (Second Season 1-25-2000 Puero Ordaz, Venezuela) AAA 8-19 (3-13)
  34. .273 Kenyan Middleton (First Season 9-12-1993 Portland, Oregon) 3-8 (3-8)
  35. .267 Gregory Santos (First Season 8-28-1999 San Cristobal, Dominican Republic) 4-11 (4-11)
  36. .231 Tanner Banks (Second Season 10-24-1991 Riverton, UtahAAA 9-30 (1-3)
  37. .000 Jessie Scholtens (First Season 4-6-1994 Fairfield, CaliforniaAAA 0-2 (0-2)
  38. DNP Sammy Peralta (Rookie Season (Awaiting first game action5-10-1998 Queens, New York) 0-0 (0-0)
  39. Minors Nicholas Padilla (First Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup12-24-1996 Bronx, New YorkAAA 0-0 (0-0)
  40. Minors Jose Rodriguez ((Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 5-13-2001 Valverde, Dominican Republic) AA 0-0 (0-0)
  41. Minors Bryan Ramos ((Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 3-12-2002 La Habana, CubaAA 0-0 (0-0)

TWTW Birth Place Location

  1. 808 Australia (1 - LH) 105-25
  2. .588 Mississippi (2 - BH, GC) 80-56
  3. .556 Georgia (1 - DC) 55-44
  4. .553 Alabama (3 - KG, TA, MF) 226-183
  5. .523 Dominican Republic (6 - AC, HA, EJ, RL, GS, JR) 238-217
  6. .514 Texas (3 - MK, DM, SZ) 107-101
  7. .512 California (6 - AB, JK, AV, LG, JL, JS) 411-391
  8. .508 Cuba (5 - YM, YG, LR, OC, BR) 365-353
  9. .500 Indiana (1 - LL) 28-28
  10. .468 Maryland (1 - GS) 94-107
  11. .391 Florida (3 - MC, AH, RG) 36-56
  12. .380 Venezuela (3 - CP, EA, LS) 41-67
  13. .375 Missouri (1 - JB) 36-60
  14. .333 Ohio (1 - AB) 9-18
  15. .273 Oregon (1 - KM) 3-8
  16. .231 Utah (1 - TB) 9-30
  17. .000 New York (2 - SP, NP) 0-0
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That was nice to win. It's nice to flash some speed (Beni and Hamilton baby). Not sure why Cease didn't dominate but the bullpen was OK. Great to see Eloy stroke that single. And these homers with men on base are nice, Way to go, Robert.

Still haven't bought in, but if u are gonna lose 10 in a row, at least it's nice to get 2 back vs. the Twins. Hope the Sox don't concede Thursday and sweep those bastards. Team has so much work to do but I congratulate them for a fine win today.

p.s.haven't forgot Timmy. Nice hitting to RF baby.

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2 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Third baseman Jake Burger left Wednesday’s game with left side discomfort after striking out looking in the fourth inning. Burger appeared to wince after swinging the bat. He is being further evaluated, the team said.

Sure glad we got Hanser Alberto! 🤡

Meanwhile Moncada still hasn't gone on a rehab assignment, getting to be a month out of action now. 

Not good. Can Hamilton play 2B? Move Elvis over to 3B. ... This is a bad development, however, at least Anderson is back.

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2 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Hamilton's hustle proven big. Real hustle and baseball-smarts can win you a lot of games.

On the other hand...

Cease now is a real concern. Not even close to last season. Far to many damn walks.

Cease was dominant when he was calling his own pitches. Got in a rhythm and threw strikes. Now with Grandal "in charge", he looks lost. Can someone explain why they went away from Cease calling his own game? And please don't tell me it was because Pitch Com kept falling off his glove. 

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At least the team is showing a bit more fight and desire, obviously 3 wins helps that, and having Hamilton up who has a lot of hustle adds to that. Hopefully the good night for Eloy is a sign that his bat is warming up. Any injury to Burger would be a real negative, especially as there is no sign of Moncada returning anytime soon.

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42 minutes ago, Chimpton said:

At least the team is showing a bit more fight and desire, obviously 3 wins helps that, and having Hamilton up who has a lot of hustle adds to that. Hopefully the good night for Eloy is a sign that his bat is warming up. Any injury to Burger would be a real negative, especially as there is no sign of Moncada returning anytime soon.

More Alberto... 

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Billy is a nuisance, and it's really nice to have him on the roster.  He's being used exactly how he should be used, and it's paying off.  I'm sure he'll get the occasional start or at-bats after being subbed in, and he'll confirm he's not much of a hitter.  But as a pinch runner and defensive replacement, he's perfect.

This seems like a different team.  The walk-off on Sunday may have indeed woken them up.  Maybe the roster moves helped, too.

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10 hours ago, Quin said:

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Honestly getting one player who enjoys playing baseball on this team is like a damn alien gets dropped on it. 
 

Billy forever. With 26 spots and new rules, no reason he can’t be player-manager-GM 

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35 minutes ago, bmags said:

Honestly getting one player who enjoys playing baseball on this team is like a damn alien gets dropped on it. 
 

Billy forever. With 26 spots and new rules, no reason he can’t be player-manager-GM 

The funny thing is that it's so obvious what this team has missed and it's what Ozzie talked about on the AJ podcast and that's a leader.  Maybe it's Andrus maybe it's Billy I am not certain what it is but this organization needs less silent leaders and more vocal.

I love WST shitting on the White Sox home run get up.  That was produced by Elvis.  If Elvis ever homers they need to make him where an Elvis wig and glasses.  That aspect is supposed to be goofy and yes the organized crime that it portrays isn't the best but it's a part to the team and city (Black Sox scandal).  

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48 minutes ago, joejoesox said:

Lol 670 blasting Kenyan Middleton for calling Correa a cheater

670 is straight trash

They are the Cubs station. They must do what they can to trash non score products. Haugh really is stuck in the company line. 

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13 hours ago, Quin said:

Santos was a trade, so we should give Rick Hahn some credit for his masterful trading skills.

Of course we can give Hahn the credit.

A GM considered a bad decision-maker can occasionally be right. As we know..."A broken clock is always right twice a day." 

 

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11 hours ago, South Side Hit Men said:

A loss of Burger beyond a day or two will prove costly as there are no adequate third basemen left in the organization, the one down note for this one.

First MLB victory for Santos!

Career White Sox TWTW Records by Player through May 3, 2023 (Current 40 Man Roster):

White Sox TWTW Player (Season(s) with the White Sox - Date & Place of Birth) White Sox Career Record (2023 White Sox Record)

  1. .808 Liam Hendriks (Third Season (Awaiting first game action2-10-1989 Perth, Australia) IL105-25 (0-0)
  2. .744 Alex Colome (Third Season 12-31-1988 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) 64-22 (1-0)
  3. .731 Kendall Graveman (Second Season 12-21-1990 Alexander City, Alabama) 57-21 (8-5)
  4. .630 Billy Hamilton (Second Season 9-9-1990 Taylorsville, Mississippi) 46-27 (2-0)
  5. .568 Michael Kopech (Fourth Season 4-30-1996 Longview, Texas) 46-35 (2-4)
  6. .563 Aaron Bummer (Seventh Season 9-21-1993 Valencia, California) 139-108 (9-5)
  7. .559 Tim Anderson (Eighth Season 6-23-1993 Tuscaloosa, Alabama) 124-98 (7-6)
  8. .556 Dylan Cease (Fifth Season 12-28-1995 Milton, Georgia) 55-44 (4-3)
  9. .542 Yoan Moncada (Seventh Season 5-27-1995 Cienfuegos, CubaIL 143-121 (4-5)
  10. .542 Joe Kelly (Second Season 6-9-1988 Anaheim, California) 26-22 (3-2)
  11. .540 Garrett Crochet (Third Season (Awaiting first game action) Ocean Springs, MississippiIL 34-29 (0-0)
  12. .505 Andrew Vaughn (Third Season 4-3-1998 Santa Rosa, California) 148-145 (10-20)
  13. .500 Yasmani Grandal (Fourth Season 11-8-1988 La Habana, Cuba) 113-113 (10-17)
  14. .500 Lance Lynn (Third Season 5-12-1987 Indianapolis, Indiana) 28-28 (0-6)
  15. .500 Davis Martin (Second Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 1-4-1997 Abilene, Texas) 7-7 (0-0)
  16. .500 Hanser Alberto (First Season 10-17-1992 San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic) 5-5 (5-5)
  17. .500 Mike Clevinger (First Season 12-21-1990 Jacksonville, Florida) 3-3 (3-3)
  18. .498 Luis Robert Junior (Fourth Season 8-3-1997 Ciego de Avila, Cuba) 101-102 (10-20)
  19. .491 Eloy Jimenez (Fifth Season 11-27-1996 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) 82-85 (7-16)
  20. .490 Lucas Giolito (Seventh Season 7-14-1994 Santa Monica, California) 73-76 (1-5)
  21. .478 Seby Zavala (Fourth Season 8-28-1993 Fort Hood, Texas) 54-59 (4-11)
  22. .469 Reynaldo Lopez (Seventh Season 1-4-1994 San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic) 83-94 (8-6)
  23. .468 Gavin Sheets (Third Season 4-23-1996 Lutherville, Maryland) 94-107 (6-14)
  24. .435 Adam Haseley (Second Season 4-12-1996 Orlando, Florida) 10-13 (4-5)
  25. .429 Carlos Perez (One Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 9-10-1996 Valencia, VenezuelaAAA 3-4 (0-0)
  26. .413 Matt Foster (Fourth Season (Awaiting first game action) Valley, Alabama60 Day IL 45-64 (0-0)
  27. .405 Elvis Andrus (Second Season 8-26-1988 Maracay, Venezuela) 30-44 (10-21)
  28. .397 Jimmy Lambert (Fourth Season 11-18-1994 Arcadia, California) 25-38 (4-11)
  29. .375 Jake Burger (Third Season 8-10-1996 Saint Louis, Missouri) 36-60 (7-16)
  30. .365 Romy Gonzalez (Third Season 9-6-1996 Miami, FloridaIL  23-40 (5-16)
  31. .333 Andrew Benintendi (First Season 7-6-1994 Cincinnati, Ohio) 9-18 (9-18)
  32. .320 Oscar Colas (Rookie Season 9-17-1998 La Habana, CubaAAA 8-17 (8-17)
  33. .296 Lenyn Sosa (Second Season 1-25-2000 Puero Ordaz, Venezuela) AAA 8-19 (3-13)
  34. .273 Kenyan Middleton (First Season 9-12-1993 Portland, Oregon) 3-8 (3-8)
  35. .267 Gregory Santos (First Season 8-28-1999 San Cristobal, Dominican Republic) 4-11 (4-11)
  36. .231 Tanner Banks (Second Season 10-24-1991 Riverton, UtahAAA 9-30 (1-3)
  37. .000 Jessie Scholtens (First Season 4-6-1994 Fairfield, CaliforniaAAA 0-2 (0-2)
  38. DNP Sammy Peralta (Rookie Season (Awaiting first game action5-10-1998 Queens, New York) 0-0 (0-0)
  39. Minors Nicholas Padilla (First Season (Awaiting initial 2023 callup12-24-1996 Bronx, New YorkAAA 0-0 (0-0)
  40. Minors Jose Rodriguez ((Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 5-13-2001 Valverde, Dominican Republic) AA 0-0 (0-0)
  41. Minors Bryan Ramos ((Awaiting initial 2023 callup) 3-12-2002 La Habana, CubaAA 0-0 (0-0)

TWTW Birth Place Location

  1. 808 Australia (1 - LH) 105-25
  2. .588 Mississippi (2 - BH, GC) 80-56
  3. .556 Georgia (1 - DC) 55-44
  4. .553 Alabama (3 - KG, TA, MF) 226-183
  5. .523 Dominican Republic (6 - AC, HA, EJ, RL, GS, JR) 238-217
  6. .514 Texas (3 - MK, DM, SZ) 107-101
  7. .512 California (6 - AB, JK, AV, LG, JL, JS) 411-391
  8. .508 Cuba (5 - YM, YG, LR, OC, BR) 365-353
  9. .500 Indiana (1 - LL) 28-28
  10. .468 Maryland (1 - GS) 94-107
  11. .391 Florida (3 - MC, AH, RG) 36-56
  12. .380 Venezuela (3 - CP, EA, LS) 41-67
  13. .375 Missouri (1 - JB) 36-60
  14. .333 Ohio (1 - AB) 9-18
  15. .273 Oregon (1 - KM) 3-8
  16. .231 Utah (1 - TB) 9-30
  17. .000 New York (2 - SP, NP) 0-0

Let's hope Liam can increase that excellent winning percentage when he gets back. 

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10 hours ago, PitchatRisktoZisk said:

Cease was dominant when he was calling his own pitches. Got in a rhythm and threw strikes. Now with Grandal "in charge", he looks lost. Can someone explain why they went away from Cease calling his own game? And please don't tell me it was because Pitch Com kept falling off his glove. 

That's a great point. Does anyone know what specific game Cease was stopped from calling his own pitches? Plus why in the hell was Dylan stopped from calling his own pitches? What happened to the time tested concept, "If it's not broke...don't fix it!"

Btw, why does SoxTalk have to make these observations and not Pedro and Katz looking into this?

 

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