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Didn't have Vaughn infield single on the bingo card tonight.

God I love watching Luis play

Looks like a huge crowd for "Sell the team" game /sarcasm

Such a White Sox way to win a game

Why not both?

Sad day Really loved watching him play even though he couldn't hit. Good luck Billy!

Ozzie predicts Jim Thome as next Sox GM

Ozzie, Scott, and Chuck all ripping the players now. Lack of leadership and lack of playing hard.

Ozzie hinting on the postgame that Kenny and Hahn did not get along and had very different opinions. Went on to praise Williams and say nothing good about Hahn.

Why did you switch the avatar from Blago to Bill Maher? To me that's more important than thanking Hahn.

Yup, just seen this on Twitter. Lots of comments saying the same thing, inflating offensive stats to make the changes look better.

Jason said he lost it in the lights. The lights get the E, not Moncada.

It's OK we'll have robot umps in Nashville

It's ok Blue, I have trouble getting my Right and Left correct sometimes too.

How dare you bring The Sodfather into this!

Mars

HELL FUCKING YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Those stats would be 29-30 out years by the time the move would happen. I'm not saying it's likely just trying to show the trend.

I agree with this guys take: I would guess that the most likely outcomes for the White Sox new stadium are in this order: 1-new stadium in Comiskey’s parking lot 2-new stadium next to da Bears in Arlington Heights 3-new stadium elsewhere in the Chicago suburbs (Naperville Sox!) 4-new stadium elsewhere in the city (McCormick Place?) 5-Nashville

I know a lot here don't think the Sox will leave Chicago due to market size, history, etc. etc. however I wouldn't write it off. The southeast is absolutely booming in terms of population growth and Illinois is ranked 47th/48th (depending what source you look at) out of 50 in growth and is actually currently losing residents. Over the next 35 years Tennessee is expected to have a 27.5% increase in population vs. Illinois 3.6%. Nashville itself is expected to grow 56.1% by 2060. Anyone investing billions on purchasing a team is definitely going to factor in future population trends to their decision. Obviously it's anecdotal but I moved to NC a year and a half ago. 1 year in Raleigh and now near Charlotte. The first thing I noticed was how much new construction is going up. It actually blew my mind. Nothing like IL/Chicago area.

Setting the over/under at 5 more more posts before this thread is locked.

Only lost by 2 TD's to the Broncos. NOT BAD

Morgan Freeman Voice: “He did not.”

At least one Sox fan hoping for this