3 minutes ago, Falstaff said:

How about two more Gonzo HR's today and a Cub 5 game winning streak.

Cheering too hard for the Cubs won't go over well...especially when the Tigers pose more of a threat than MN.

3 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Cheering too hard for the Cubs won't go over well...especially when the Tigers pose more of a threat than MN.

If the Cubs win their next 4 games, I will be a happy camper.

14 minutes ago, Falstaff said:

How about two more Gonzo HR's today and a Cub 5 game winning streak.

9 hours ago, Timmy U said:

Eisert gave up 3 the next inning. He still sucks.

Well...................s%*#

3 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

Cheering too hard for the Cubs won't go over well...especially when the Tigers pose more of a threat than MN.

You can cheer for fan favorite PCA regardless.

1 hour ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

You can cheer for fan favorite PCA regardless.

Ummm...no thanks.

3 hours ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

You can cheer for fan favorite PCA regardless.

Ew no you hairy kiwi.

23 hours ago, ron883 said:

😂 And you would still be celebrating those trades as slam dunk wins for the Sox and strokes of genius by Getz.

It would still be a short term result.

Lots of people hated trading Crochet even though it was 100% the right call and the 1st year he was with Boston and Meidroth was up and Teel much later yea it looked bad.

But Crochet got injured in 2026 which was a big reason for trading him along with we needed more young position players. And now after Teel's injury and Braden's ascension all 3 position players are in the lineup and making big contributions as mainstays to the core.

Vargas trade looked bad too. I know it can't be helped to judge trades right away but it does take years sometimes before we know for sure how to judge it. Like crying about all those nothing trades turned out to be nothing to this date.

Gonzo with a double to pad the pirates lead.

While he was at bat their color announcer reported that in the offseason near the beginning of the year, Jacob’s Dad encouraged him to step toward the ball to keep his hip in.

Apparently his Dad had suggested that often but Gonzo always resisted - this reporter Chuck attributed that change to his breakout.

Part of me calls BS.