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Let's f*** around and go 7-0. Get to .500. Then fall back again.

"Spend lots of "safe" money but never upon pain of death spend Star money, even if they'd take it"

The Sox and Bulls front offices operate the same way. 1. Make plan 2. Sell fanbase on plan 3. Plan begins to have mild success, get on your own supply. 4. If plan begins to falter, do nothing to adjust. Continuity/believing in your guys or something 5. Mediocrity. 6. Sell merch because they have two of the best brands in sports thanks to Jordan and hip-hop.

I like that Caulfield added quotes to make it seem like TA said this

Assuming you mean de la Cruz, the Sox are notorious for rushing prospects?

Padres have spent $6,642,805 per win. Sox have spent $5,423,207 per win. Is JerryBall more cost efficient than PrellerBall? Inspired by this Reddit post, which obviously shows that the Rays and Orioles are getting the most bang for their buk.

Tired: Moncada at 3rd Wired: Burger at 3rd Inspired: Ramos at 3rd

We won the thing!

So they can hit home runs with men on base

Ah f***, we're gonna win the AL Central.

I want to say no, but the current evidence says yes.

They offer: $600 million A unique Ohtani-themed home run celebration feature Re-theme the FUNdamentals deck to "Ohanti's SHO-Time Theater for Kids" Dedicated Japanese broadcast A live orchestra performs his walk-up music.

Fortunately, the Sox are farther south.

No he sucks cause I said so. It's like people forget Humber had pixie dust for a solid year with the team until he threw a perfect game.

I see no problem placing a claim on a guy with talent who hasn't put it together yet. Yeah the chances that he does it here are extremely slim, but that's what good teams do — they dig for good talent vs. trying to claim the MadBums over the world for depth.

"Sox win, somehow, someway." - Jason Benetti

No?

My guess is Remillard moves to RF, because he has 114 innings in the minors there, which is 113 more innings than necessary for the White Sox to consider it.

I love when other teams do White Sox baseball

Hahn gets miffed about Fegan being let go here: https://www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball/news/chicago-white-sox-general-manager-rich-hahn-fires-back-at-jon-heymans-thoughts-on-pedro-grifols-job-security?utm_source=reddit.com

I don't hate it.

Honestly, I'm also here for it. He hasn't been around long enough to have some weird instilled loyalty.

The good news here is that means he's moving well. Or the other team can't field for s%*#.

I can't remember what his injury was, but he was so real bad when he came back. A broken hamate last year and... something with his leg to start this year, right?