kitekrazy

I guess not. He's like 2nd or 3rd in RBIs. Somewhere the Areau bashing at this time has to rank high in baseball stupidity.

So this is 5 in a row? Nice. Imagine the potential if there were a DH that was batting over .200.

They also fired people who didn't do a good job.

If this goes well they split with the Astros.

The pre Ricketts Cubs use to be far worse.

Maybe they should address that when they draft.

The Sox have bad luck with NL talent. I'm glad they didn't sign him. The Sox have some young OF talent.

We know where the rebuild to be. How many other people in professional sports would keep a job with hardly producing?

Wow 7 pitchers used by the Jays

It's like that in all pro sports. You see some NFL head coaches moving to college.

I hope not.

I think it reflect how the team has played. When they are bad you would think they only won 10 games instead of being close to .500.

Those dudes seem to be resurrected when they go against the Sox.

I'm watin for someone to say trade him now while his value is high and they can waste it on bad prospects.

It's also a great sport on the radio.

The big money clubs still still manage to bring up studs from the minors.

I do wonder if there is any reason to have an allegiance to this team. I don't think progress is possible until changes are made in the whole organization. That means a new owner who will have has own people and make them accountable. Knowing there is no light at then end of the tunnel other than an oncoming train I'm not sure I want to be a fan anymore. I'm ready to have my ticket punched on the fair weather fan bandwagon.

This guy has a sweet swing.

They guy was due for a bad outing. Welcome to professional baseball.

I guess the only reason is to see a potential bright spot in a really sucky season. I'd prefer him to stay down. We'll see him in Sept. and the only constant is the sucky season.

Nope, just bad luck.

giving up 4 runs in the NL = 5 in the AL

Whaddaya gonna do other than change allegiances until a new ownership that does things right.

Better to watch these games than the Sox.

I didn't read any of that to know. When the owner believes in loyalty over accountability its the surest way to have a losing organization.