Bananarchy

I love the swagger. The best part? Yoan doesn't watch doubles. He looks up and it's a no-doubter. A certain former MVP candidate on the north side is an all-time great "off the wall single" guy because of his showboating BS

Baseball is a business and tough decisions are made, but I hate to see comments by Abreu along the lines of "I don't want to leave" We don't want you to leave either, Jose.

Listen to that crowd. God I missed White Sox baseball.

Theo on McNeil and Parkins sounded like he was planning a funeral.

This is pretty crazy: The Cubs and White Sox both have 42 losses.

Superstitions are for north siders. I suggest you take your bum ass there. No need for more sarcastic negativity here.

Go play in traffic, troll

Jose >> Rizzo by a fairly wide margin

Yesssss!!!!!!

Time to add Richie to the old ignore list

DO IT

Jesus dude. We’re not making a western here

Yoan is a monster

Who cares?

The rules are the rules and they are collectively bargained. When it's time to re-negotiate the CBA, the players can try to change the rules. And honestly, the "unfair" stuff is kind of silly. They play different sports and have different responsibilities.

I generally am a service time watcher, but the best way to fix the service time problem is to sign guys which, for all the bullshit people say about Rick, Hahn is actually very good at.

Lol he's 6 for 9 so far in his AZL stint

Collins should be batting every game regardless of pitchers’ handedness.

The complete picture with the White Sox is going to look eerily similar in terms of "how the players got where they are" It's fairly obvious the White Sox are attempting to follow this model. The fact that a certain low-rent poster (see my sig) apparently disagrees with me only solidifies my point. His takes are shockingly simple.

Houston had a complete culture change (new GM, new manager), White Sox had a complete culture change (new rebuild, new manager) Houston played poorly for a number of seasons and accrued high draft picks, White Sox played poorly and accrued high draft picks The difference is the White Sox were able to trade valuable assets for future talent. If the trend is any indication, the White Sox are approaching the upswing in performance in a similar fashion to what the Cubs and Astros did. So what I said was mostly accurate.

Being a Sox fan in Chicago is still a cultural thing. The issue is losing does nothing for the casual fan. That’s where losing hurts. Die hard fans will likely be there regardless but they don’t fill a stadium every night

Honestly, the only lesson to be learned is "don't trade for washed up pitchers" Tatis had never played a professional game when we traded him

It actually doesn’t. It has been mentioned before: Houston has an under .500 record and a ring. The Yankees are way over .500 and only have 1. In case it wasn’t obvious to you, we are on the Houston model

It’s fairly obvious Tatis was traded when the goal was different. Almost everything about the White Sox has changed since then.

Then I suggest you go do this: find all the worst trades in MLB history and see how all the teams fared. When you’re done report back. That was a different era in White Sox baseball. Stop living in the past.