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The irony here is this is coming from a guy that has been here since 2016 and has made over 1,300 posts on this website. This is what the Sox have looked like since you arrived at this site: 2016: 78-84 2017: 67-95 2018: 62-100 2019: 72-89 2020: 35-25 (Made Playoffs) 2021: 93-69 (Won Division) If you're still this angry in 2022....then the jokes on you, sparkles. Don't like the team? Aren't happy? Fucking leave. No one is forcing you to root for the team. I was arguably a bigger Blackhawks fan than White Sox fan, and I haven't watched a second of them and don't have any plans to in the future. I've moved on from a franchise I no longer believe in. I'm telling you everything needs to be sunshine and rainbows. You want to complain? Fine. But every single post? Find a new hobby, and quick.

I can't think of a person who's opinion I value less.

That's awesome. Enjoy.

Lost my fantasy championship by 6 points, and I went up against J'Marr Chase. Life just ain't fair ?

This is pretty wild and speaks to what AK has put together in a very short time….pretty remarkable.

There hasn't been any talk about baseball for about a month. This board has been dead, no rumors, nothing to talk about. It's not like that in a normal December. This is bad for the game, for 1,000 different reasons, but you're seeing that people just don't really care that much.

And I think Schefter quite frankly is a big reason why. He is sending updates to his 9 million followers on who are making the biggest donations. I feel like in a weird way it's almost like a competition now which is a good thing if it means more donations.

Adam Schefter has done an incredible job on Twitter of really bringing a ton of awareness to the GoFundMe, and it's been awesome to see.

Makes zero sense. Both parents dead at 12 years old? Beyond heartbreaking.

Who is saying that it is? There is a difference in not wanting to trade Vaughn because you believe in him, and thinking trading him for anything is a "crazy off the wall suggestion"

Right, but this is a “different” J Jonah than we saw in the Rami films. Same actor obviously, but I thing the DB and J Jonah and more InfoWars style in the Tom Holland/MCU universe, so it seems.

Oh he’s for sure playing the Alex Jones role. They even snuck in him shilling some bullshit supplement, which was really funny. But with that said….are we really complaining and poking holes in him being played in Times Square? It’s a movie with a Lizard scientist, a guy made of sand, wizards, etc…I mean come on. Give it a rest @caulfield12

That was so fucking awesome. What a movie.

b****, please.

Happy Holidays!

I know we talk about coaches/players being honest, but someone has to get with him and say "Matt, NO ONE is enjoying the 'aw shucks' routine you think is actually working here." In what world does he think that comes off well?

I've said since the day they made the move I actually don't have a problem with the strategy....QB is the most important position in sports and if you're absolutely convinced he is your franchise QB...go get him. If it costs a little extra so be it, because if he is the franchise QB the Bears have been looking for these last 100 years...no one will care if you "overpay." But if that's how you want to approach it, you better get it right. You can't push all your chips into the middle of the table, lose, and still be able to keep your job. That's not how it works. He's missed on so many picks, and the capital spent to fix those mistakes have absolutely crippled this franchise.

Sort of feel like this tweet sums up the entire Ryan Pace experience. It's like the perfect move. Mis-identify QB at the top of the draft? ☑️ Give up unnecessary assets to acquire said QB? ☑️ Lose out on talented player in the 2nd round? ☑️ Get cute and draft a TE from Ashland University (?!?) in the 2nd round? ☑️ It doesn't even mention the Bears then having to go out in the next off-season and give Trey Burton a 4/32 million dollar deal because they realized in training camp Adam Shaheen didn't know how to play football. And then when the Burton experiment failed, they gave Jimmy Graham a 2/16 million dollar deal, who is currently the third highest paid offense player on the Bears and in 11 games this year has 16 catches for 108 yards. Oh yeah! I almost forgot the Bears also spent a 2nd round pick in 2020 on Cole Kmet! Ryan Pace, everyone.

Correct and in my opinion, this team healthy has shown us enough to know what they are capable of. Just gotta get everyone healthy, this next stretch doesn't really tell us a lot with half the roster out.

This is less than ideal.

It's a little slow and I really don't find the Hawkeye/Clint Barton character that interesting.....but I also didn't expect a 6 part Hawkeye series to change the world, and I enjoy watching it....so it's fine for what it is. Not everything needs to be unbelievable, being good is fine sometimes.

Is it a bad sign no Sox players are being taken by other teams? ?