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Poor Seby just got absolutely robbed.

For the record, we're totally not scoring a single run tomorrow, now.

Did Hanser sacrifice a live chicken before the game, Pedro Cerrano style?

Jesus Kopech, just keep the ball in play, it was 14-1.

Seby and Tim the only ones in the lineup without a hit today.

OK well, maybe Kopech is just going to give up homer after homer, instead.

I think Peralta is already back in AAA.

If Kopech could work to 6+ innings here, it would go a long way to getting him on track too. 7 would be awesome.

WTF is going on? Hanser is a professional hitter now.

This poor kid on the mound, out there to eat it for a while.

Its AV cycle day, gotta be....the tough one is out of the way!

Holy crap, I got up to go play some pinball, when we were down 1-0, and I come back to a 7-1 game? WTF.

1-13. 6 K's for Tim since the 3 hit game.

The Carlos Perez era begins!

See you in 2024, Eloy, for another 40-60 games.

This fking team....I mean, I think most of us knew this season was already over before May, but now these dickheads in the FO have yet more built in excuses as to why they should still be employed. Now, we all know it is a load of crap, but built in excuses are there, yet again. Eloy Jimenez is now 26, in his 5th season in the majors, and is STILL to even play a full season. Yoan Moncada is now 28, and has played arguably 2 full seasons total. Safe to call this an all around failure of massive proportions.

With a lineup this awful, Andrew Vaughn can't go 0-5. Just flat out can't do it. Terrible lineup right now, Yoan and Eloy have got to get back into playable shape, and for a LOT of games in a row.

Most organizations would sign someone like Colome, to be AAA filler. The Sox sign him, and immediately put him in the big leagues, in close games.

Colome warming, game conceded.

Luis is starting to hit, Clevinger just had the one bad inning where he couldn't find the plate, sadly. Oh, and Tim sucks currently, that isn't helping.

Tim has been straight ass since the day off after returning.

Thanks to Richard Hahn, there is no one else to take his spot. He's here, whether we like it or not.

Yeah, those types of things happen, when you fall behind every hitter, guy.

Tim Anderson with a banner game to forget all around.

Sure, NOW we get that run from 2nd in.