The Mighty Mite

Don’t hold your breath.

I escaped to Florida 30 years ago but can’t escape from the Sox.

Exactly, we need to give Colas all the playing time he can get to see what we have instead we throw and infielder out there. Everyday that goes by we see how much of an idiot Grifol is.

Oops.

Andrew B is at .282.

Andrus is the new Leury.

Johnny Callison turned out to be a solid ML player but never became the big star the White Sox touted him to be. It still would have been nice if Bill Veeck hadn’t traded him after the 1959 season, Callison might have made the difference in the 1964 and 1967 pennant races. Interesting that the Sox tried to get him back in 1962, never heard that but too bad it didn’t happen.

Fucking A.

Without a doubt.

Well that’s on the manager and coaches, we now have new rules where the bunt in the bottom of the 10th of a tie game is something that should be an automatic strategy, so many good things can happen with a bunt with one out, passed balls, wild pitches, sacrifice flies and errors and you don’t need a hit to win the game. Every position player should be working on bunting but hey I’ve only been following Baseball and the Sox for 71 years, WTF do I know.

Just pathetic.

OK, any old kind of a run wins the game.

AV is regressing.

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I think they wait until the break hoping they show some life in the rest of this homestand.

Great job by Lance but Sox hitters didn’t help him a bit. Not sure if hitters is the word.

That’s a good reason but I always thought that minor league AS games were on different weeks than the Majors ASG.

What’s the ASG have to do with it, why can’t he rehab in Charlotte.

That team would be worse than the 1962 Mets.

We don’t need to see Sheets in right field any longer, if we keep him I’d use him to spell Vaughn once in awhile when there’s a tough righty pitcher opponent. BTW, Vaughn hasn’t been terrible this year but I’ve been a bit disappointed in him, I thought he would hit better with more power, his fielding has been decent and down through the years I’ve seen slower players. I’d give him the rest of this year and 2024 and if his production doesn’t improve the organization should trade him.

And wouldn’t you know it, Diekman has been lights out since becoming a Ray, opposing hitters are batting .050 off him in his time with TB. Could it be the Rays have a pitching coach that knows what he’s doing.

No argument from me, Grifol was a terrible hire but that’s the White Sox and Hahn for you.

If I had any say, I’d tell him to forget the HR Derby. Right now he’s in a good place with his swing, timing and mechanics and the Derby could screw that up and with his history of injuries we might see a trip to the IL. I’ll keep my fingers crossed.

Robert has figured it out but the rest of these dopes haven’t, maybe they should make Luis the hitting coach.

Could have been worse.