Starting this early because I'm already looking forward to it. Let's get back to our winning ways. Our hitters haven't seen much of Eovaldi. Melky is 2-3 off him, though. This could be our last game without Upton/Cespedes/new bat in our lineup.

Throw strikes Carlos

Quick to steal my thunder.

 

With that said, let's win another series.

Quick to steal my thunder.

 

With that said, let's win another series.

Just annoyed by all the overreacting, want to keep looking forward

Edited July 31, 201510 yr by Jose Abreu

Just annoyed by all the overreacting, want to keep looking forward

You're only 15? I thought you were way older than that.

You're only 15? I thought you were way older than that.

Could've PM'd me but yeah

Could've PM'd me but yeah

I didn't mean it in a bad way. It's a compliment. I thought you were an adult for sure. I'm only 16 anyway lol.

I didn't mean it in a bad way. It's a compliment. I thought you were an adult for sure. I'm only 16 anyway lol.

I basically assume that everyone on here is an adult. It's nice to know that there are other people my age here. I'm basically 16 too, my birthday's in a couple weeks. But yeah, I post on Soxtalk a lot; I find it cool that there are so many people with unique opinions on our team that I can interact with. Most of my friends are Sox fans, but only a couple are die-hards. Sadly, there aren't many young fans like us anymore. The only drawback to being this young on Soxtalk is not getting the historical references all the time! The first Sox team I followed in a "die-hard" fashion was that lowly 07 team. It was pretty rough. Many people assume my first team was 05- I really wish it could have been that way. If that was your first team, I'm definitely jealous!

I basically assume that everyone on here is an adult. It's nice to know that there are other people my age here. I'm basically 16 too, my birthday's in a couple weeks. But yeah, I post on Soxtalk a lot; I find it cool that there are so many people with unique opinions on our team that I can interact with. Most of my friends are Sox fans, but only a couple are die-hards. Sadly, there aren't many young fans like us anymore. The only drawback to being this young on Soxtalk is not getting the historical references all the time! The first Sox team I followed in a "die-hard" fashion was that lowly 07 team. It was pretty rough. Many people assume my first team was 05- I really wish it could have been that way. If that was your first team, I'm definitely jealous!

It actually was. I was only 6 at the time they won it all (I turned 7 the day after they clinched), so that was definitely an amazing experience. I don't remember everything about that year since I was so young, but I do remember certain portions of it. The first game I went was that year as well. I've been a die hard fan of every Sox team since then. It's too bad we haven't had anything good to root for lately.

 

Hopefully they surprise us and at least make the Wild Card game this year. That would satisfy me.

Throw strikes Carlos

 

Against a patient team like the Yankees, he can quickly find himself in trouble if he can't throw strikes

Big game tonight. Always important to win the game after a streak-ender to maintain some momentum.

 

Need Rodon to be sharp and limit the amount of walks. That will likely make or break us tonight.

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

Last game without Trout! So stoked

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

For me, I was 10 when the 1983 team happened, that is the team that hooked me for life.

It actually was. I was only 6 at the time they won it all (I turned 7 the day after they clinched), so that was definitely an amazing experience. I don't remember everything about that year since I was so young, but I do remember certain portions of it. The first game I went was that year as well. I've been a die hard fan of every Sox team since then. It's too bad we haven't had anything good to root for lately.

 

Hopefully they surprise us and at least make the Wild Card game this year. That would satisfy me.

 

I sure hope so.

 

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

I don't think there's a "normal" age. It completely varies depending on the person

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

Been a fan of the White Sox out of the womb. But, became a die hard probably when I was 10 lol.

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

I've been a White Sox fan since I got a Frank Thomas Topps rookie as a 6-7 year old. A kid a couple years older that I knew said that he was supposed to be a pretty good player so I became a Frank fan and naturally a White Sox fan.

Edited July 31, 201510 yr by lasttriptotulsa

I don't think there's a "normal" age. It completely varies depending on the person

This all day. If someone judges you for not being a fan until your 20s, they can shove it. Fans are fans, and the White Sox could use a lot more of them, honestly.

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

 

You guys are all young whipper snappers. I was 8 years old in 1959 when I first started following baseball and the White Sox were my team. My first baseball glove was a Nellie Fox model.

What's a normal age to start following a team as a die-hard? I'm 25 but my first season following the White Sox all the way through was the 2004 team. I guess I was a late bloomer.

 

I'm 25 as well, but since my old man is a die hard sox fan, I've been one since I can remember. Plus, growing up in MN, I had no choice but to defend myself, and be as educated on the game as possible. Hence why I know more about the Twins than most Twins fans, and I f***ing hate the Twins.

You guys are all young whipper snappers. I was 8 years old in 1959 when I first started following baseball and the White Sox were my team. My first baseball glove was a Nellie Fox model.

I'm just young enough (and started being a big fan late enough) to miss almost the entire Frank Thomas era unfortunately, especially his best years.

Against a patient team like the Yankees, he can quickly find himself in trouble if he can't throw strikes

I thought about the same thing then remembered he didn't walk anyone against Boston.

I thought about the same thing then remembered he didn't walk anyone against Boston.

 

I assume you mean Cleveland? They are tied with the Cubs for most walks, so that is a good sign.

I assume you mean Cleveland? They are tied with the Cubs for most walks, so that is a good sign.

Yes, thanks.

For me, I was 10 when the 1983 team happened, that is the team that hooked me for life.

Same here except I was 11. Winning Ugly!!!