Well thats a good sign. Backs a pretty good team. Davis has been awesome. Felt good about him coming into the season, but hes still been better that expected.

3 minutes ago, DoUEvenShift said:

Sir Dingus has been promoted back to Sir Anthony

2 minutes ago, joejoesox said:

Benintendi gets some good pitches with Murakami behind him

Murakami might be the first hitter we've had in a while that other teams are seriously afraid of and gameplan around.

I consider this win more impressive than the 1st one.

Sox also used less pitchers in this one

4 minutes ago, 46DidIt said:

Well thats a good sign. Backs a pretty good team. Davis has been awesome. Felt good about him coming into the season, but hes still been better that expected.

No one has proved me wrong more than Davis the past two years.

10 - 15. Could easily be 13 -12

6 minutes ago, chw42 said:

Murakami might be the first hitter we've had in a while that other teams are seriously afraid of and gameplan around.

yep and Colson now too

Very well played game to secure a winning series and road trip! 4-2 against two winning teams.

Double digit wins on April 23. Date to beat for #11 is 5/9.

Beni has been slugging in the leadoff spot, and also in late/close situations. Nice hero moment for the vet tonight, and a quick easy 9th for Dominguez.

Sox are a pretty solid 7-9 on the road, even with a couple winnable ones left on the table. Need to bring this offensive progress back home.

Since the poor 1-5 week to start the season, they are 9-10.

2 minutes ago, JoshPR said:

10 - 15. Could easily be 13 -12

Third worst run differential in baseball. They right where they belong, but they actually have 4 big league starters this year, 5 when Teel is back. Pereira could maybe make six!

off topic but God damn, the braves have scores 150 runs already

Okay everybody, let's take our victory lap on the track watered with hater tears. Wasn't somebody needling us that we could have signed the much better Sewald, but settled for Seranthony? Stand up! Make yourself known! Well, that 122 losses some were rage-predicting after that opening series against Milwaukee looks more and more remote.

3 minutes ago, WestEddy said:

Okay everybody, let's take our victory lap on the track watered with hater tears. Wasn't somebody needling us that we could have signed the much better Sewald, but settled for Seranthony? Stand up! Make yourself known! Well, that 122 losses some were rage-predicting after that opening series against Milwaukee looks more and more remote.

Sewald stinks. I want these people to stand too.

Nice road trip for a change.

Now let's see if they can break that six game home losing streak.

Team appears better but let's see how things play out over a long season before crowing one way or another.

Great win, come home and continue to play winning baseball.

It's a good thing Beni was batting leadoff otherwise he might not get to bat in the 9th .

DM pitched a great game ! Taylor and Dominguez were nails !

2 of 3 against a very hot home team. Only their 2nd lost series of the year.

Edited 1 hour ago1 hr by CaliSoxFanViaSWside

Vargas is on pace for more than thirty homeruns and stolen bases, and more than a hundred walks

43 minutes ago, chw42 said:

Really good west coast trip. We probably could have won all of them if the pitching wasn't absolutely awful in 2 of them.

I dont know if what I heard is right because this wasnt from a tweet that I saw butaybe someone else did. But it just badically said the Sox hit the least when there pitchers pitch their best and they hit their best when the pitcher pitch their worst.

I think it was Sox offense 30th in run scored when pitchers give up 5 runs or less. And Sox pitching is 30th when Sox score more than 5 runs.

4-2 on this roundtrip was much needed. Carry that energy back to Chicago!

8 minutes ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

I dont know if what I heard is right because this wasnt from a tweet that I saw butaybe someone else did. But it just badically said the Sox hit the least when there pitchers pitch their best and they hit their best when the pitcher pitch their worst.

I think it was Sox offense 30th in run scored when pitchers give up 5 runs or less. And Sox pitching is 30th when Sox score more than 5 runs.

Think he mistyped > instead of <.

Edited 49 minutes ago49 min by DoUEvenShift

13 minutes ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

I dont know if what I heard is right because this wasnt from a tweet that I saw butaybe someone else did. But it just badically said the Sox hit the least when there pitchers pitch their best and they hit their best when the pitcher pitch their worst.

I think it was Sox offense 30th in run scored when pitchers give up 5 runs or less. And Sox pitching is 30th when Sox score more than 5 runs.

I can easily see this.

1 hour ago, T R U said:

Murakami, Vargas, and Montgomery all on heaters right now and we have Benintendi setting the table for them. Just braindead decision making here.

Actually, if youre going to get more fastballs or pitches in the zone hitting in front of Murakami against RHP it helps to be LH and have the ability to drive the ball.

46 minutes ago, WestEddy said:

Okay everybody, let's take our victory lap on the track watered with hater tears. Wasn't somebody needling us that we could have signed the much better Sewald, but settled for Seranthony? Stand up! Make yourself known! Well, that 122 losses some were rage-predicting after that opening series against Milwaukee looks more and more remote.

I don’t really remember this Seward versus Seranthony argument but I probably just missed it. But why are we comparing a guy on a 1-year, $1.5 million dollar deal to a guy that signed for 2-years and $20 million dollars? That’s not even apples and oranges.

Edited 39 minutes ago39 min by WhiteSox2023

2 hours ago, T R U said:

Murakami, Vargas, and Montgomery all on heaters right now and we have Benintendi setting the table for them. Just braindead decision making here.

This didn’t age well.