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Hahn seems like the Renteria of GMs. Fine with handling the rebuilding teams, but absolutely not who you want handling the contending teams. Looking forward to Jerry brining in the TLR equivalent to replace Hahn in the offseason.

All this team does is disappoint. It’s what they’re best at. But hey, at least Kelly should be unavailable tomorrow.

The SF series woke the team up though

Montas would easily be our second best SP.

So here's the thing about that. As rebuilds go, the general ideal progression is: Team is bad on purpose Team is still bad or hovering around .500, but begins to show improvement Team is a playoff contender Team is a title contender There's significant progress from each step to the next, and so expectations are adjusted accordingly. As of right now, the Sox plateaued at step 3 and are currently back to step 2. So yes, in this context, "big f'ing deal" about those 2 playoff appearances.

What is your definition of competitive?

If you don’t care about results, stop inserting Leury into the lineup because he’s 5 for 18 off some dude in his career.

Well it turns out it wasn’t even grass on the other side, it was an abandoned parking lot full of weeds and trash.

My god this division is atrocious.

It wasn't a great season or anything, but it felt like the team was finally transitioning out of the rebuild and into a potential contender. There was some positive momentum.

I'm as jaded as the next person, but what makes you certain these things won't ever improve?

For the record, I'd take my chances letting these stooges handle the next offseason rather than the current FO.

A roster of bat-first players that is among the league's worst offense. Amazing. At least they all run fast.

I love this graphic. Look at our stupid little paper airplane. I also find the Phillies one to be very satisfying.

In other words he’s ready.

Well they are definitely succeeding in not doing too much, so good job everyone. Can't imagine what could go wrong with an offense that consists of hitting singles the opposite way, followed by station to station baserunning because all of your players are either already slow or have been instructed to run slow so that their legs won't explode.

“It’s underway, I think it got stymied a little bit this offseason,” Hahn said of the long-term improvement and evolution he hopes to see in the team’s strength and conditioning efforts. “It doesn’t mean we aren’t each day trying to answer that question in terms of what perhaps are we doing, if not appropriate, what can we do to help stem this tide on the fly. It’s going to be difficult in-season to perhaps change the results over the next few weeks and months in terms of health. It’s more something that you need to build over an extended period of time in a normal offseason, I think, in terms of building the proper foundation, so a guy is able to get through a seven-month season, ideally unscathed, there’s still going to be fluky things that happen.” https://theathletic.com/3375167/2022/06/21/white-sox-injuries/?redirected=1 Can't think of a better time than two years into your contention window to start working on building the proper foundation.

You might be waiting into the offseason. I'll be surprised if they have 7 or 8 of their projected starters available for even a short amount of time this year. I do admire your patience, though.

He already is GM

How the fuck is this team only a few games under 500?

I was thinking more the blue jays series. The tigers series is a distant memory at this point.

It was so damn predictable that once the bats came alive for a bit, the pitching fell apart. And now that the pitching looks good again, the bats go back to sleep. Just a pitiful team.

Welcome to being a Sox fan

Leury would’ve scored twice on that play