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THATS ANOTHER WALK OFF WHITE SOX WINNER

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13 minutes ago, Colome's Hat said:

Just listened to Len's call. Chills baby! Chills!

No SSSU?

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Your first place Chicago White Sox improve to 68-62 with their 11th walkoff win.

13 games into this intense 16 game stretch without an off day, they are managing a winning record so far.

It can make for a stressful watch, but being able to win a series vs. a hot team while playing less than their best baseball is still a positive.

Detroit was swept by KC and look nearly finished. Twins were also swept by SD with their new BP arms getting lit up today. Guards managed to win consecutive games for the first time in a month while sweeping the Rockies.

That leaves our Sox 3.5 up with CLE and their baby soft schedule back to being the closest threat.

20 minutes ago, Falstaff said:

The post-game show was really good today, Our Chuck was eating hot wings for losing the pick to click with Ozzie. Then they interviewed Emma, the "cutie patootie", that got the walk off homer from Friday night. She gave Rogers the ball and he gave her a signed bat, signed a ball, and a signed jersey.

😍

1 hour ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Excellent win.

As far as the hitting issues, you're best guys strike out a ton, they have low batting averages. That combination almost results in a 'home run or nothing' situation. That's not good.

I don't have an answer except maybe with time they'll get better as they get more experience at the big league level.

Today's batters are facing velocity with so many pitchers giving max effort on every pitch. The pitchers are not as guarded because they know TJ surgery is an industry expectation.

Average Speed by Pitch Type

  • Four-seam fastball: 94–95 mph

  • Sinker / Two-seamer: 93–94 mph

  • Cutter: 89–90 mph

  • Changeup: 85–86 mph

  • Slider: 84–85 mph

  • Curveball: 79–80 mph

Historical Velocity Trends

  • 2008 (Start of tracking): 91.9 mph

  • 2015: 92.9 mph

  • 2021: 93.7 mph

  • Today: 94.7 mph

1 hour ago, chw42 said:

I think this is all the Pope's doing

The Pope or the wand?

you guys think colson is having a rough year, well at least he's not Julio Rodriguez or worse cal raleigh.

Edited by chitownsportsfan

Sox have six left with the Twins, three left with Cleveland, three left with Kansas City and four left with Detroit.

4 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Sox have six left with the Twins, three left with Cleveland, three left with Kansas City and four left with Detroit.

We need one out of three against Tribe in that series for the tiebreaker IIRC.

21 minutes ago, bmags said:

she gets us

Go ask her out bro, I'm already tired of her content in my feed. Chicago 6, which is a good number, but we got baseball to play. Go thirst in her DMs.

to be clear: this is aimed at Scott.

Edited by chitownsportsfan

We were awful this whole series its a minor miracle we won 2 out of 3. Props to Fedde, Hagen, Clutch Benny and Tristan Peters.

18 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

Go ask her out bro, I'm already tired of her content in my feed. Chicago 6, which is a good number, but we got baseball to play. Go thirst in her DMs.

to be clear: this is aimed at Scott.

OK Boomer

Can’t wait for the “actually the royals are going to win the central” phase of the year

12 minutes ago, bmags said:

Can’t wait for the “actually the royals are going to win the central” phase of the year

Well they are technically closer to 1st than Cleveland was on this day last year lol

Wild how Detroit collapsed down the stretch and hasn't been quite right since.

1 hour ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Sox have six left with the Twins, three left with Cleveland, three left with Kansas City and four left with Detroit.

We win one game in either the tigers or Guardians series and we will win the season series. That is essentially an extra game we can add to our lead

3 hours ago, Colome's Hat said:

Just listened to Len's call. Chills baby! Chills!

I'll have to go back and listen. For anyone with MLB.TV, you can re-watch games locally (no blackout) after a few hours and you can select the radio broadcast for the audio.

A clutch late inning victory at Irate Field.

We even got a little MMA action in between it.

49 minutes ago, Colome's Hat said:

We win one game in either the tigers or Guardians series and we will win the season series. That is essentially an extra game we can add to our lead

Win one game against Rangers and will almost definitely have tiebreaker over them as well

4 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Fair.

But it's also true that if you at least can put the ball in play good things can happen. If you have a lot of strike outs, well...nothing can happen except maybe a dropped third strike.

The batting averages of Vargas, Muni and Colson are now .246, .223 and .213 respectively...I mean that's not good at all.

Makes you appreciate even more what guys like Thomas, Konerko, Ordonez, Lee and Valentin did in the early 00's. They hit a ton of home runs and also had good batting averages.

If you put the ball in play it can be a DP. If you K with 1 out you have another hitter to try. Thomas was one of the greatest RHH in baseball history. Sox don't have a guy like that now.

I'd take it more seriously if you were telling me their wRC+ or wOBA was bad instead of their batting avg.

1 hour ago, Colome's Hat said:

We win one game in either the tigers or Guardians series and we will win the season series. That is essentially an extra game we can add to our lead

If we get swept by Cleveland, we essentially lose 4 games in the standings. 3 from the sweep, 1 from the tiebreaker.

If we win 1 in the Cleveland series, we essentially lose 0 games in the standings. Minus 1 if we lose 2 of 3, but plus 1 for clinching tiebreaker.

1 win in that series sort of equals 4 games in the standings.

Or is my math/logic bad?

Newcomb hasn't given up an earned run in 12.1 innings. in those 8 games the Sox are 6-2.

Taylor had a streak going back to July 4th of 22.1 innings that ended today. in those 16 games the Sox were 12-4.

Since 6/21 in 22 games covering 21.1 IP Jordan Hicks is 2-0 with a 1.27 ERA & 1.82 FIP with 32K & 8 BB. Also has 5 holds in that span and 1 blown save. Sox were 10-12 in his 22 games

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8 hours ago, Falstaff said:

The post-game show was really good today, Our Chuck was eating hot wings for losing the pick to click with Ozzie. Then they interviewed Emma, the "cutie patootie", that got the walk off homer from Friday night. She gave Rogers the ball and he gave her a signed bat, signed a ball, and a signed jersey.

I really want one of the Sox x Hot Ones hats and sweatshirts but being broke in California hurts those chances 😆

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8 hours ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

White Sox hit into the least amount of DP's in MLB

They’re too busy striking out and hitting the ball in the air… and I don’t mind it one bit. Really hard to b**** about an offense that is first in runs and third in homers, but…

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8 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Fair.

But it's also true that if you at least can put the ball in play good things can happen. If you have a lot of strike outs, well...nothing can happen except maybe a dropped third strike.

The batting averages of Vargas, Muni and Colson are now .246, .223 and .213 respectively...I mean that's not good at all.

Makes you appreciate even more what guys like Thomas, Konerko, Ordonez, Lee and Valentin did in the early 00's. They hit a ton of home runs and also had good batting averages.

It’s a totally different era across the entire sport. Top line metrics like batting and earned run averages have proportionately moved across the league.

Seems like every year the CY candidates hover near 2 for an ERA and there are only a couple of hitters over .300

Back in the 90s I’d venture a guess that those measurements were more like a 3 ERA and .335 for hitters.

Just remember back when seeing a starting pitcher hit 96 mph regularly meant he was a stud. Now, that is basically an expectation while the real impressive heaters are getting up to 102+.

Insane.

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8 hours ago, Falstaff said:

Today's batters are facing velocity with so many pitchers giving max effort on every pitch. The pitchers are not as guarded because they know TJ surgery is an industry expectation.

Average Speed by Pitch Type

  • Four-seam fastball: 94–95 mph

  • Sinker / Two-seamer: 93–94 mph

  • Cutter: 89–90 mph

  • Changeup: 85–86 mph

  • Slider: 84–85 mph

  • Curveball: 79–80 mph

Historical Velocity Trends

  • 2008 (Start of tracking): 91.9 mph

  • 2015: 92.9 mph

  • 2021: 93.7 mph

  • Today: 94.7 mph

What Flagstaff said 😆

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