periphery831

Anderson, Abreu, Gio, Keuchel, Kopech These guys at some point showed passion.

The last game against the Twins has your answer. No Mazara and EE just works. Use them sparingly.

Do we also keep Eloy in LF in the hopes that all three get better?

Really have to give props to the FO for that.

Curious on your thoughts.

Kneejerkery in the game threads is the very reason I keep the forums on during games, it just adds to the drama. Imagine the chat if EE missed that bomb, if Grandal didn't get the call at home plate, if Tim made another error, or if the pen lost the game, That's just baseball, so please let the kneejerkery continue.

2005 seems like a lifetime ago, I'm also an Arsenal FC fan and they won the league last in 2004. Both teams now are showing huge promise. 15 years of sporting depression, let's go!

I"m not arguing, it's just a different opinion.

I think DK would defer to Gio also but I still prefer DK as a team leader. I'd also want competition in our rotation. It's nothing against Gio's pitching, having him as our no.1 starter based on pitching is still warranted, I just want a person with more experience at the top of the rotation.

Pitching isn't as consistent as Dallas and he isn't as vocal. What Dallas did earlier this season to rev up the players was something I've been looking for in a team leader for ages.

EE's chinstrap annoys me. That should be reason enough to ship him off to Schaumburg.

Agreed, just what I would do but highly unlikely. I'd want Gio to earn it back, not get complacent.

Love Gio but Dallas is a born leader, he takes starting day next season for me.

Can see your point but perhaps RR is easing Madrigal in. Resting Yoan and Madrigal could be a wise move especially against a struggling pitcher. On paper, we should have enough. Let's goooooo ChiSox!

Sentimentally would love a reunion with Q, the guy was great for us but he had crappy run support. Would love it if we could get him a World Series. Still remember the emotional video when he got called up for the All-star game in 2016. "In July 2020, Quintana underwent surgery to repair a lacerated nerve on his thumb on his throwing arm, which he incurred while washing dishes.[25]" Those must of been some sharp dishes.