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Alonso goes deep off of old friend Jose Ruiz.

It was one part embellishment, one part adding the rest of his trades to the joke

Getz will ask for your best prospect, then settle for your 8th best and a 29-year-old reliever.

Watching this offense evolve in real time has been both stressful and fun.

I only remembered Gus Varland because the other day I was like "I remember Ryan Bukvich of all people, but I will not remember Gus Varland in a few years."

Amin and AJ together is just reminding me of how many better options there are out there.

This was a lot harder than it had any right to be.

JR watching Banana Ball:

The NLDS matchups are so toxic. I love it.

This is the funniest thread bump of all time

Francona actually started in 1991. He won MoY in the Southern League in '93. Managed Jordan and the media circus. He left in 1996 to be the Tigers 3rd base coach. But that means the Sox passed on him when they fired Lamont. Like how Dombrowski should have been GM instead of Hawk.

Jose Quintana is still that dude.

Teaching baseball the right way clearly means "by osmosis."

Another house bites dust.

Nope

The Sox are somehow every part of this video.

Caulfield discovered Sam Long was a minor league FA signing that didn't stick around after the COVID year and it's his new favorite factoid.

The Sox would have Witt if they tanked better in 2018, but alas, if you ask some people that would have been sacrilige. The White Sox did their part.

Cause this fell to page two, as a reminder: Getz wasn't trying to be bad.

And now they're gonna lose Burnes.

The White Sox did their part to make it happen.

I thought that it might have been Kimbrel, or Lynn shitting the bed, or Opening Day against the tigers when Gio got hurt and Pollock bobbled an easy win. But nah, it was this.

I'm now firmly convinced that Hinch vs. TLR was the final divergence point. God damn what a monumental whiff.

It's been this way since WBEZ/Chicago Public Media bought them. I have no idea why people keep perpetuating this.