kitekrazy

Usually an NFL team rules a city.

In my old community we also had Cardinal fans.

I'd trade for the Cubs owner any day. This list of "stupid" goes to Reinsdorf hands down. It's great to relish in the Cub's misery but in reality it's picking a speck when we have a log in our own eye. Outside of both teams having a world series this century the choke factor is huge on both sides. The Sox will always be the step child in Chicago.

We probably won't have a worse record next year unless they retain the whole starting rotation. Contention is probably 2021.

Meanwhile we are waiting for the McCann regression I wonder how much the Sox would throw at Grandal. He's 30 and would have to adjust to playing in the AL. I think the issue would be how many years he would get.

I'd agree but it is the White Sox we are dealing with,

I fear him wearing a Sox uniform next season.

Give the guy a break. He does a great job in the tank when he's behind the plate.

Brewers win, Cubs out.

The AL could have a 95 win team staying home. All AL division winners could have 100 wins.

Meanwhile Cards got a no hitter goin'

At least one of these teams is playing a meaningful game. I feel out starting pitching has checked out for the year - it doesn't really pertain to this game.

Mark Grudzielanek manages Charlotte, they choked and he is Ricky bad. No Cubs please.

Kinda hard to tank against the Tigers.

That's because they witness more bad baseball than we do.

They were playing Detroit so for Palka this is like playing in AAA.

The Sox investing in an experienced manager that has winning seasons is about as realistic as the Muchado signing. It will never happen under this ownership.

Basically a bust then. It's not like this organization is ever short of 1B/DH.

It's a stupid idea denying athletes to compete. It's like NFL teams having players sit out week 16 and then they get hurt in the playoffs. It's that mythical trying to plan around injury.

One organization figured that out.

History has a lot to say about that. It's one part they don't take very serious. Did they bother to interview when they asked Ventura to do it?

That's how most series are won by career years. Dynasties just don't exist in baseball except for division titles and playoff births.

My biggest fear with Castillo having good days at DH that they'll keep him.

Not to me. The ability to stay on the field is important.

So how did Collins do behind the plate?