Could be nothing, guess we'll find out soon enough

Just watched the replay. Looks like he may have landed on his right foot funny and grabs his right thigh.

Edited Wednesday at 05:54 PM2 days by DoUEvenShift

Dizzy Dean just turned over in his urn.

Seems to have been a misstep on the mound and he is fine.

Seems fine. I like that he wasn’t happy to leave.

was hamstring from what I heard

False alarm, he's good.

No bueno

Just now, Sleepy Harold said:

No bueno

It is uncanny.

The hip bone is connected to the…leeeeg bone

The leg bone is connected to the….haaaaamstring

the hamstring is connected to the…..UCLwait a second what

Why can't we have nice things. Cya next July kid.

12 minutes ago, DoUEvenShift said:

Why can't we have nice things. Cya next July kid.

It's the White Sox way.

5 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

It's the White Sox way.

If you went to the Sox with a sore back they would tell you to get a chiropractor to adjust it. Their second diagnosis would be a fractured spine.

This is all the Sun-Times had to say about it in the postgame:

"Separately, and perhaps more ominously, right-handed pitching prospect Tanner McDougal exited his start for the Knights with right forearm tightness on Wednesday. Further tests were underway for the 6-5 hurler, who has fanned 27 across six starts with a 3.00 ERA, and figured to be part of the parade of rookies making their debuts with the Sox this season."

In a bizarre sort of way though if the worst case scenario takes place he may not miss much time given the labor unrest next season potentially wiping out some (all?) of the season.

High/max effort velocity like that typically equals 1 1/2 year recovery….unless tjs revision or internal brace.

2028 off-season, ST.

this is why you can’t ever take a pitcher 1-1

Especially small and mid market teams

have to draft a ton of these guys in later rounds like the Guardians typically do

20 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

It's the White Sox way.

20 hours ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

If you went to the Sox with a sore back they would tell you to get a chiropractor to adjust it. Their second diagnosis would be a fractured spine.

How is a pitcher with an arm injury a uniquely White Sox thing?

he had TJS 3 years ago, that would be crazy if he already blew it up

8 minutes ago, Snopek said:

How is a pitcher with an arm injury a uniquely White Sox thing?

Didn’t Drew Thorpe start out only needing a bone spur to be shaved down and then ended up needing TJ surgery? Seems like this happens with the Sox quite a bit.

8 minutes ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Didn’t Drew Thorpe start out only needing a bone spur to be shaved down and then ended up needing TJ surgery? Seems like this happens with the Sox quite a bit.

It happens to every team quite a bit. The Sox have actually had some pretty good luck, so far, this year.

51 minutes ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Didn’t Drew Thorpe start out only needing a bone spur to be shaved down and then ended up needing TJ surgery? Seems like this happens with the Sox quite a bit.

Eh I just think there’s a nearly endless list of valid things to criticize the Sox for and this isn’t one of them.

1 hour ago, joejoesox said:

he had TJS 3 years ago, that would be crazy if he already blew it up

f*** not good.

Come back to us @ptatc !

41 minutes ago, Snopek said:

Eh I just think there’s a nearly endless list of valid things to criticize the Sox for and this isn’t one of them.

It's the gloomers taking a victory lap over an injury.

29% of TJS in MLB in 2025 were the Sox and we already know this.