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That he is going to do what Jerry wants first, and then try to do what he can with the rest of it. You can almost see the Jerry philosophy in who he is trading for.

Done. Let's go. Burn this s%*# to the ground.

I really hope the idea that the Sox already have essentially been sold to the Hodson group is true. I sure don't want to see Michael take over as the Bulls really haven't shown much better.

With the timing of the LaRussa hire, I wonder if Kenny felt he had to "save" things?

No one has ever said, and I have yet to see anyone say they asked.

This should be quoted too

It is long and full of gory detail.

This article is the one I have been waiting for, for years. It goes section by section of the franchise and just destroys what has happened and what continues to happen. It even overlays the empty and undetailed platitudes that local writers continue to print about how they are going to get better with how Jerry has historically stopped them from doing these very things in the past. Glad to see someone finally write this.

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2024/09/white-sox-navy-seal-brian-mahler-no-experience-reaction

Baltimore has to hate the Sox rn. All of those ALC teams got fat kicking their ass.

Poor Unfortunate Souls seems like a good theme song for 2024 Sox fans.

Man am I happy to see Colson finishing strong.

This is still true even if you were the Q in the post

But what did their assistant hitting coach say?

He's not even the worst this year.

The Sox getting pennies on the dollar sounds about par for the last year.

Jerry:

I don't think those things are mutually exclusive and for once the team is doing the right thing. They aren't playing him because they want to give ABs to the young guys, which is absolutely the right call. If Moncada was still hurt, they would have had an excuse to return him to the IL and not worry about him at all./

So is greg.

Except the Sox just did it with back to back playoff appearances. The Cubs got a World Series out of it. The Astros have been a playoff team for how many years now? The O's are on their way to their second straight playoffs...

Nope and one article. How can you argue with such great research. I know I won't waste my time.

It was 100% talked about ahead of time. Even in this outing his velocity was down and kept falling the entire outing. He was obviously pitching through something and pretty much everyone knew it.

You seriously don't remember any of this? I guess this explain a lot honestly. Search functions are your friend, as is google and twitter searches. Come back to me when you read up.

Seriously? Do you not remember the 2020 playoffs when he literally left the game due to an arm injury? Source? Literally any Sox fan in the last 5 years.