Guardians hitting homers lately, while the Sox long ball disappeared in the playoffs. Rays didn’t not get the memo of not letting Adell and Ramirez beat them on Game 1. Adell trade deadline acquisition has helped the Guardians, where was Getz? Getting fleeced by the Mariners?

Do not care anymore

deLauter might end up as their best hitter

last rookie in Top 5 hitting for CLE since Shoeless Joe in 1911 lol

almost as crazy as Sox K statistics

and now CLE has Messick and Williams to go up against Peralta and likely Nick Martinez

Edited 4 hours ago4 hr by caulfield12

A) It's one game.

B) Who gives a s%*#?

5 hours ago, hankchifan said:

Guardians hitting homers lately, while the Sox long ball disappeared in the playoffs. Rays didn’t not get the memo of not letting Adell and Ramirez beat them on Game 1. Adell trade deadline acquisition has helped the Guardians, where was Getz? Getting fleeced by the Mariners?

🙄

Regardless of what happens now, it’s pretty obvious that the Guardians were/are a better team than the Sox. They came back and took the division from the Sox and came back and took a postseason series from the Sox down 0-2 at home.

Edited 1 hour ago1 hr by WhiteSox2023

48 minutes ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Regardless of what happens now, it’s pretty obvious that the Guarduans were/are a better team than the Sox. They came back and took the division from the Sox and came back and took a postseason series from the Sox down 0-2 at home.

The Sox have come a long way from 102 losses, but still have a long way to go.

52 Ks in three games showed just how flawed our offense is even with the bright spots. Relying on smoke and mirror for pitching only gets you so far.

I hope Getz & Co see the glaring flaws and aren't resting on their laurels. But this is the White Sox organization we're talking about.

Following the WS loss, Toronto made some changes to their roster to improve but they actually got worse.

Also it seems that the deeper a team advances in the playoffs, the more disappointed the team and the fans are. I recall Mookie starting a World Series ending double play on a grounder from Kirk who didn't make it half way to first. It was a ball buster.

1 hour ago, tray said:

Following the WS loss, Toronto made some changes to their roster to improve but they actually got worse.

Also it seems that the deeper a team advances in the playoffs, the more disappointed the team and the fans are. I recall Mookie starting a World Series ending double play on a grounder from Kirk who didn't make it half way to first. It was a ball buster.

Yes, they even added the best FA starter in Cease…not to mention Okamoto at third.