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Yeah, no. She was going to block a shot, that's it. Its freaking basketball, it happens. All of the same people who five minutes ago were talking about how their freshman team cut selves could beat Clark one on one are now horrified to find out that they play real basketball too, and that sometimes, they even get fouled. Noooooooooooooo. Even the people on the floor knew it was a play on. They went, picked their teammate up and walked away. If the people on the floor were actually concerned, they would have gone after Reese, but they didn't. Even after the game both Clark and Reese said it was nothing. Crap like this is why media gets a bad name, as well as the hangers on looking for a few cheap clicks and some engagement.

This is the company, and not Sox park. https://www.chicagotribune.com/2024/06/15/guaranteed-rate-toxic-environment/

Considering we are very close to halfway through this season and still haven't won 20 games yet, I think you are being overly optimistic. The answer is they know this franchise has the worst talent level from top to bottom in all of MLB, and they are going to have to look to put together something in the future, they aren't doing anything today or tomorrow.

No one is trading for Andrew Vaughn right now.

Better starting point. Caulfied even commented. I am just curious what is new today.

It got buried into here for some reason.

It's also followed along with him getting less regular time, so no real surprise there either.

I am just trying to understand what you are trying to say here.

It is hilarious that this is played some sort of trump card. Ooooooh you really got everyone there. Oh wait, we are still on pace for the most losses in MLB history in the modern era. Nevermind.

I was not thrilled to see the jump from AA to MLB with a guy who is going to vitally depend on pinpoint control, but it is what it is now that he is here. (well at least until Getz sends him out) When you have raw kids, you can't be surprised by how varied their bodies of work are from outing to outing.

Yeah, give me the guy that the Sox development history actually profiles to help, and we can sort out the rest later.

This is a team being outscored by over 2 runs a game last I saw. This isn't just adding a power hitter and hoping some kids do something bad. I also think you are being WAAAAAY over crazy on the manager losing them 10 to 12 games, but then separating out also the pen as if they are separate things.

I am still not following what new is being said comparing this pst to the first one.

Am I missing something here, or is there nothing new here and this is just a rehash of 9 months ago?

And the worst is yet to come, that's what's wild.

Of course you don't, lol. Keep patting yourself on the back for something that never happened there.

This is the dumbest "controversy" ever. Reese is going for the ball and got Clark upside her head. It was nothing. It's a slick small guard move. Instead of going high glass where a shot blocker can get to the ball, you hold it more out and then give it the Gervin flip at the end. Reese just couldn't get to the ball because Clark's head was in the way. It wasn't even a "hard" foul. Only two types of people have a problem with this foul. 1. Someone looking to exploit the race angle, or 2. Someone who has never played any playground or competitive basketball ever in their lives. In the 90s this would have been a play on.

I was waiting to see who would do the insecure I have been mad about this for six months bump of these threads.

lol, yeah right.

He has to throw a regular fastball to get guys off of his change up. If guys know it is going to be change, they just don't swing and let it fall out of the zone.

It's not really though. Unless you have data to back it up, just looking up Erick Fedde he has had a difference of 1.6 MPH on his fastball between his best and worst starts. Garett Crochet has put up a difference of 2.2mph as well.

Nah, pintpoint control is always a thing. You can throw as hard as you want if hitters know where it is going to be. A guy like this has to make sure where it is going to be. Thorpe didn't mess around in the zone last time around, this time he did. It's not like his velocity changed from start 1 to start 2, but his location did.

That's the point. He can't mess around in the zone. Plenty of other pitchers have done with without throwing 98. You can be successful without throwing hard.

He has to be pinpoint. It isn't about velocity, it about control.