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10 minutes ago, The Mighty Mite said:

Looked like more, I figured at least 20,000.

I've been to a couple games this year where they announced attendance that didn't appear accurate to me. Seemed like there were more fans than what was announced.

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8 minutes ago, WBWSF said:

I've been to a couple games this year where they announced attendance that didn't appear accurate to me. Seemed like there were more fans than what was announced.

Same, I wonder if the season ticket base is so much lower than usual it’s throwing off the numbers 

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Underrated positive tonight was Tyler Alexander with a nice 3IP to save the pen.

Pitching to a solid 3.40 ERA/1.17 WHIP here compared to 6+ ERA/1.49 WHIP in Milwaukee.

If the team splits were swapped it might get credited to coaching, but alas.

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If anyone has a chance to post the video Brooke Fletcher tweeted out after Luis's HR. You can tell that he really likes playing with Colson. Maybe Colson saves Roberts career haha. 

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34 minutes ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

Underrated positive tonight was Tyler Alexander with a nice 3IP to save the pen.

Pitching to a solid 3.40 ERA/1.17 WHIP here compared to 6+ ERA/1.49 WHIP in Milwaukee.

If the team splits were swapped it might get credited to coaching, but alas.

I watched this Jomboy video the other day...wasn't really about the White Sox, but he showed some interesting stats that suggest the coaches are getting the most out of the players, at least on the base paths in terms of 'limiting mistakes'. Sox stuff starts at about the 7 minute mark.

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34 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

58-104 pace...

Montgomery rebounding.

Montgomery needs to get the OBP up, but he can whack it 

We know Charlotte is terror on pitchers, but it doesn't seem that we learn much about hitters there either  - Montgomery couldn't hit a lick there,

Raze that stadium or relocate the Knights.

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20 minutes ago, CBJ03 said:

If anyone has a chance to post the video Brooke Fletcher tweeted out after Luis's HR. You can tell that he really likes playing with Colson. Maybe Colson saves Roberts career haha. 

You can also catch the handshake after Colson's HR if you watch closely bottom right

They've got some chemistry.

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8 minutes ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

You can also catch the handshake after Colson's HR if you watch closely bottom right

They've got some chemistry.

I wonder if he just got fed up with losing and playing with Moncada and Eloy. 

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Colson Montgomery is a superstar in the making obviously. He's so good there are no words. Robert may now blossom or at least we can hope he's turned the corner. Did you see his form on that home run? My gosh he crushed it and had the natural lift and pull uppercut.

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9 hours ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

Underrated positive tonight was Tyler Alexander with a nice 3IP to save the pen.

Pitching to a solid 3.40 ERA/1.17 WHIP here compared to 6+ ERA/1.49 WHIP in Milwaukee.

If the team splits were swapped it might get credited to coaching, but alas.

Some are going to argue that he doesn't have the same type of "playoff pressure" pitching as a swing man or mostly mop up for the White Sox.

Although he's been used as the opener a few times when there were favor able matchups with opposing lefties.

Some that he had the "security" of a new one year contract signed with the Sox in middle of the season.

Comfort level, Chicago is hometown?

"Alexander went 3-5 with a 6.19 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 21 games and four starts with the Milwaukee Brewers this season before being designated for assignment on June 1. He will wear uniform No. 70.

Alexander, who was born in Chicago, has gone 20-33 with a 4.67 ERA and 393 strikeouts in 485.1 career innings pitched over seven major-league seasons with the Detroit Tigers (2019-23), Tampa Bay Rays (2024) and the Brewers (2025)."

Gave up 9 r/8 er combined in May against Phillies entering with a 17-2 lead and 4r/3er as last reliever available in extras tied 4-4 against Orioles in an 8-4 loss.

"He posted a 9.24 ERA in the month of May."

Otherwise, 5 er across the rest of month.

4.61 ERA overall 2025 vs. 4.67 career average over seven seasons...stats normalizing?, like Bummer in ATL or Diekman post Sox?

 

So-so at best in four starts in April/May....14.66 ip/8 er against Cincy COL Detroit Cubs, albeit 12 runs total surrendered

So 21 r/16 er across just six season appearances...

16.666 ip  21/16 er   8.64 era as a starter w/ MIL and two disasters vs. Philly/Balt

67.33 ip  29/27 er  3.61 for all other mlb appearances

-0.3 fWAR overall

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11 hours ago, greg775 said:

Colson Montgomery is a superstar in the making obviously. He's so good there are no words. Robert may now blossom or at least we can hope he's turned the corner. Did you see his form on that home run? My gosh he crushed it and had the natural lift and pull uppercut.

A little overblown hype at this point in time don't you think?

He has great potential but we'll see what happens over time and IF, big if, he can stay healthy with his back. 

If he can become a star that would go a very long way to help turn things around from where they are now. 

 

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25 minutes ago, Green Line said:

Wonderful game and the usual suspect is complain trolling about attendance for a last place team.

Given what's been going on since 2007 attendance should be the last thing fans should worry about. 

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5 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

A little overblown hype at this point in time don't you think?

He has great potential but we'll see what happens over time and IF, big if, he can stay healthy with his back. 

If he can become a star that would go a very long way to help turn things around from where they are now. 

 

We are conditioned to not having nice things

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8 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

A little overblown hype at this point in time don't you think?

He has great potential but we'll see what happens over time and IF, big if, he can stay healthy with his back. 

If he can become a star that would go a very long way to help turn things around from where they are now. 

 

I don't think so regarding too much hype. He's hitting home runs off all kinds of pitches and terrorizing the bleacher fans with his missiles. Whoever passed on him to let him fall to the 20s in the draft was dumb. He is amazing.

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