WestEddy

Who cares that they've been outscored by 155 runs? There are certainly a bunch of dudes who love to post the chances of breaking all-time loss records, and when one comes off the board, it's "who fucking cares"? LOL. There's a string on this site to track the shutouts. Did you ask that question there?

The White Sox have been shut out once in the last 41 games.

Speaking of catchers...

Anything I ever read about Ellis pretty much said he would never be promoted, and was not a major league OF. Getz had 4 OFs on the IL at the same time, and Ellis was an emergency call-up.

And then they optioned Chuckie to AAA? Maybe they were running up against a deadline for Robinson's contract?

Shutout once in the last 40 games.

Fedde's owed about half of that.

What are you talking about? Who said "no one could have seen it coming"? Do you even have a point? You seem panicky and desperate.

Not sure what that means. Are you saying that because there's an expectancy of them getting hurt, they weren't actually hurt? This is a feeble attempt to take that "excuse" off the table. Eloy, Yoan and Robert got injured. Regardless of what anybody expected.

Three. Three of their main hitters went down in the first 11 games.

What are you even talking about? Eloy's replacement was sitting on the bench, and has put up better numbers than Eloy since Eloy first went on the IL.

It really isn't. The histrionics here are silly.

Run out of arguments? LOL. Dude, you're pretending I've said something I didn't, which is your M.O. Then you whine that I'm pointing it out. I'm not sure why you're stalking and trolling me. You whine about threads being ruined by your petty BS, then hide them. This is all you.

Nope. I get that pretending to be too stupid to understand what I said is your best argument.

He was still a serviceable reliever in 2022. His 2023 was not good. They banked on what worked for him before that.

I was optimistic. 72 win pace, cratering after the TDL. I guess you're making WS2023 happy. That's something.

He just became a lot more hittable. And his strikeout rate dropped in half from his peak of 2020.

Yeah, I think PoppySox predicted 80 some-odd wins, and he was disappointed when I said 68. I took the others as goofing on it.

I do know the difference. It's the difference between the roster they broke camp with, and the roster they had 11 days into the season. Everybody knew this team would be bad. That's a true statement.

68 wins is not a great team. Are you now going to dig in and argue the phrase "everybody knew" for a few pages? Or do you want to pretend that "everybody knew" that Yoan, Eloy and Robert would all be injured by the 11th game?