SouthChicagoBorn

Agreed.

Quero was between Davis and the plate. He didn't take two steps back to cover. Anyway, we don't need to argue. You are absolutely right about the hitting. They squandered easy opportunities galore tonight. The problem is, when the hitting is so anemic, it makes executing the fundamentals so much more necessary.

I hearted it. We should call him Vasil-ate. That is, if he ever pitches well.

Sox had their chances but couldn't even hit a sac fly. Heaven forbid they get a single. Frustrating. But half the team's hitting under .200, the rest not much more, with a couple exceptions. Get 'em next time...

He didn't need to dive for that.

C'mon Sox. Bases loaded no outs. Do something!

You may be right, but as I recall, the throw was to the foul side of the bag. But Quero also didn't cover home for the return throw from first.

Second appearance in a row Vasil has stunk it up.

I agree the Sox should have at least 4 runs, but the Twins should have 0 runs so far this game. Embarrassing errors.

Getz: "Quero's batting .389. He doesn't belong on this team."

Yeah. Getz is thinking, "Hmm. Let's see what worthless minor leaguers I can trade him for."

What a ding dong. "Records are back." Only 10 years behind the times.

Yeah. And too bad they boo-booed two unearned runs.

Yeah, it's bad. But the Sox are so bad, the jerks leave you alone. Now, if you're a Red Sox fan, that's something else!

You called it. UGH!!!

Now that was a BAD take, Don Luis.

I wore my Robert Jr. SOUTHSIDE jersey to work today. On the street, a guy wearing a Tigers hat nodded to me as we passed (this is yankees country).

Can't hit the ball with a guitar.

Amaya squander.

Hey! We've got a guy hitting over .300 in the lineup! That was a great AB.

Pathetic. So frustrating to see the team beat itself by not playing basic baseball.

That was a perfect pitch. Had he hit it, it probably would have been a ground out anyway. Those low outer half pitches have been his kryptonite. I'd rather see him lay off them than going back to swinging and missing cause they usually end up out of the zone.

Good job pitching out of the jam (and bungles).

Yeah. Benintendi was especially frustrating. All 3 he swung at and missed started below the strike zone and kept dropping. Vasil, ugh. On the plus side, I was really happy to see my man Robert Jr. come up with a clutch two-out, game-tying homer, not to mention Meidroth's RBI single just previously.