Germans. Pearl Harbor.

 

Let's go.

Eaton

Abreu

Cabrera

Frazier

Shuck

Lawrie

Rollins

Avila

Q

Roster move pending Shuck addition

Daryl Van Schouwen ‏@CST_soxvan 34s35 seconds ago

Sox haven't announced move (Kahnle) yet.

Yeah, Kahnle isn't on the card today.

It's Kahnle.

 

Shuck spends two months in Charlotte and then comes up and hits 5th?

 

Mercy.

you gotta get that big Shuck power in the heart of the order

Could be some other DFA but not likely.

De Aza is batting 6th for them, so that's the counter move.

Expecting DeAza to double and homer, while stealing a base and scoring two runs.

 

http://nypost.com/2016/05/30/jeurys-famili...rights-harveys/

 

Mets' closer Familia also had two very rough outings this past weekend against the Dodgers and Chase Utley (making a late charge for HOF consideration).

 

 

So Jerry Sands was DHing and hitting 5th...now it's Shuck in the middle of the order?

 

Really?

 

Jackson's day-to-day I take it?

 

 

Poor Kahnle, Ventura didn't do him any favors at all on Satuday, and then he's the one who has to wear it. Do we really need three lefties? I guess so...but it would be more helpful to have another RHR we could rely upon about now. As it stands, Zach Putnam's the best available option until Hahn can make another move.

 

And we're really not going to give Saladino more chances to play at least 4-5 times per week with how good he's looked recently?

Hmmmmm....

Edited May 30, 20169 yr by caulfield12

And we're really not going to give Saladino more chances to play at least 4-5 times per week with how good he's looked recently?

Hmmmmm....

 

Saladino playing regularly is a big negatory.

Saladino OPS: .670

Rollins: .631

The defensive difference speaks for itself.

 

Hmm, indeed. And people think I make this stuff up.

Edited May 30, 20169 yr by GreenSox

Not to mention Rollins isn't exactly dominant against RH power-pitching types...of course, Harvey's only been in the 93-95 MPH range in recent games, compared to the mid to upper 90's. I guess the argument from Ventura's going to be that Rollins is more familiar with the NL East and NL in general that Saldino, something along those lines...doesn't want Rollins to get out of his offensive rhythm, etc.

 

 

David Wright the to the DL (back again?)

 

James Loney will join the team for Monday's game (probably also sitting because of Q Monday)

Edited May 30, 20169 yr by caulfield12

Saladino playing regularly is a big negatory.

Saladino OPS: .670

Rollins: .631

The defensive difference speaks for itself.

 

Hmm, indeed. And people think I make this stuff up.

 

Look at the splits against RHP. It is absurd to ever start Rollins against a RHP

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/batvspitch/_...8/jimmy-rollins

 

There's Ventura's argument for the presence of Rollins in the line-up. Kind of hard to argue with those numbers, and the amount of familiarity he has with the NL in general for so many years.

Look at the splits against RHP. It is absurd to ever start Rollins against a RHP

Good point:

Rollins: .492

Saladino: .757

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/batvspitch/_...8/jimmy-rollins

 

There's Ventura's argument for the presence of Rollins in the line-up. Kind of hard to argue with those numbers, and the amount of familiarity he has with the NL in general for so many years.

 

However, aren't a lot of those at bats during his prime? He is obviously not the same player.

While Saladino has been playing more often (look it up if you don't believe me), the White Sox have lost the last 10 games he has played in. It probably doesn't mean anything, but to contrast the White Sox are 3-3 and 4-6 in the last stretch when Rollins plays.

 

 

While Saladino has been playing more often (look it up if you don't believe me), the White Sox have lost the last 10 games he has played in. It probably doesn't mean anything, but to contrast the White Sox are 3-3 and 4-6 in the last stretch when Rollins plays.

 

Oh come on lol.

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/batvspitch/_...8/jimmy-rollins

 

There's Ventura's argument for the presence of Rollins in the line-up. Kind of hard to argue with those numbers, and the amount of familiarity he has with the NL in general for so many years.

 

 

I have no problem with Rollins. Saladino and he do a decent platoon.

While Saladino has been playing more often (look it up if you don't believe me), the White Sox have lost the last 10 games he has played in. It probably doesn't mean anything, but to contrast the White Sox are 3-3 and 4-6 in the last stretch when Rollins plays.

 

 

There is something to say for the veteran presence in a lineup don't you think?

Even Harvey can't spot the White Sox bullpen a big enough lead. 7-6 Mets, 5 Metd runs coming in the 8th and 2 in the 9th for the walkoff.

Watch Cespedes have like an 94 RBI series against us.

Mets are down like 5 starters in their lineup