10 runs to the Brewers oh boy.

Nice call once again Robin.

 

I know he has been one of the better relievers this year but he did work 2 days in a row and there weren't any lefties up (a switch hitter), I would have went with a RHP but all we had was Petricka, Carroll, and Noesi.

Noesi time

I love how even at this point nobody even brings up Coopers name as someone to fire.

Sox pitchers are next to last (Colorado) in terms of batting average against. That's just ridiculous.

Love Noesi in the pen stay the hell there and out of the rotation.

I love how even at this point nobody even brings up Coopers name as someone to fire.

 

I think a lot have on here. Pitching just isn't up to par

I love how even at this point nobody even brings up Coopers name as someone to fire.

 

Another year of underachieving pitching. It's definitely time for a change. They've put so many resources into the pitching staff, and they are performing just horribly.

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Too bad he took Putnam out, maybe if he stuck around he could have hit into a triple play in the top of the 9th.

Can't quit now, just need three here in the 9th, Noesi to hold them in the bottom half of the inning with him coming to bat in the 10th and hitting a walk-off homer.

Can they fire Don Cooper please? This team just can't pitch on the road

 

 

I love how even at this point nobody even brings up Coopers name as someone to fire.

Dude, 8 posts before that.

3 days in a row, the 3rd against a team that knows him best, doesn't help.

Dude, 8 posts before that.

 

Yeah, but I don't count, as I would fire everyone

Cooper's (probable) ability to keep pitchers healthy is a big advantage to the Sox and probably outweighs his coaching in terms of importance. I'm kind of sceptical of the impact of pitching/hitting coaches in general.

As big of a hot dog as Gomez is, he is fun to watch.

3 days in a row, the 3rd against a team that knows him best, doesn't help.

 

And one of those games was 1.2 innings

Yeah, but I don't count, as I would fire everyone

I'm in. This org has been a cancer since 2013 and every trace of anything around at that time needs eradicated.

3 days in a row, the 3rd against a team that knows him best, doesn't help.

Already covered that.

Cooper's (probable) ability to keep pitchers healthy is a big advantage to the Sox and probably outweighs his coaching in terms of importance. I'm kind of sceptical of the impact of pitching/hitting coaches in general.

 

Has he kept them healthy though, outside of Sale/Q? Floyd and Danks both had catastrophic injuries, and Peavy was injured a lot during his time here.

 

Well, Avi sucked today

Avi having a nice game. What Hawk they beat themselves with errors what BS Hawk.

Would really like to see Noesi up with the bases loaded.

At least we didn't give up and we came back. Have to win the next two with our best pitchers out there. Bring the bats again and Sale better show up, should be better since it's a team not familiar with him

I'm in. This org has been a cancer since 2013 and every trace of anything around at that time needs eradicated.

 

I would hope that after this season, the following are long gone from this organization:

 

- Ventura

- Bell

- Cooper

 

Cooper probably isn't bad at his job like the other two are, but I think it's time for a new voice with the pitching.

Has he kept them healthy though, outside of Sale/Q? Floyd and Danks both had catastrophic injuries, and Peavy was injured a lot during his time here.

http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-white-s...ng-projections/

 

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