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Just now, greg775 said:

What a boring, long game. I bet the Sox announcers said the Sox lost a thriller. Sox hitters too many Ks too few walks and homers. The last pitcher was the one who failed again. Cease goes 100 pitches, five innings. Sox I've said it before are ill equipped for the modern game.

Somebody posted on here recently the Sox are going to lose a gazillion close games. Only wins they'll have are a few blowouts here and there on nights the offense is blazing.

Hahn and Jerry and Pedro and his coaches better stockpile the headache medicine this season or keep the fridge full of beer.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, HOFHurt35 said:

Hire a legit outside the organization talent evaluator who can tear this organization from top to bottom, and weed out all the junk that zero salvation.  Players, coaches, scouts, front office.  Everyone goes.

How old is Dombroski. Bring him back.

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5 minutes ago, chw42 said:

I wonder what kind of voodoo magic the Tampa Bay front office has come up with. Cause this Rays team ended last season terribly. Now they look nearly unbeatable.

They just stopped hitting in the playoffs. Josh Lowe is becoming a MLB player, someone worked with Taylor Walls on his swing in the off season and he’s not any easy out anymore. Brandon Lowe and Wander Franco are both healthy. Every position player on the roster is a Major Leaguer unlike the Sox who are loaded with AAA players.

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3 minutes ago, The Mighty Mite said:

They just stopped hitting in the playoffs. Josh Lowe is becoming a MLB player, someone worked with Taylor Walls on his swing in the off season and he’s not any easy out anymore. Brandon Lowe and Wander Franco are both healthy. 

Arozarena is streaky but extremely dangerous too... presence in. that lineup. 

Former Cardinals farmhand. 

StL usually doesn't let studs get away, either.   See Walker, Jordan this year. 

 

And Yandy Diaz playing out of his mind,  too. 

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2 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Minn 11-10, Cleveland 11-11... Guardians have lost 2022 mojo as Rays stole it away and bottled it. 

Everyone talks about the balanced schedule hurting the Sox, but...they had a negative record in the ALC last year. The only division season series they won was Detroit.

The Guards on the other hand were something like 18 games over .500 in the division. I suspect the schedule change winds up hurting them more than anyone, since that's where they really racked up wins (Sox were 2 under, Twins were 2 over).

 

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5 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Cease is not an ace if he only goes 4-6 ip each time and destroys the bullpen slowly over time. 

I am concerned too how bad he has looked the last couple of games. Too bad we don't have a pitching coach that could look at his pitching mechanics on past video when he was dominant and maybe work with him to fix the couple of bad pitching bad habits he picked up. Dylan is the biggest class act and humble player on this team and he deserves better coaching and mentoring! 

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Just now, Autumn Dreamin said:

Everyone talks about the balanced schedule hurting the Sox, but...they had a negative record in the ALC last year. The only division season series they won was Detroit.

The Guards on the other hand were something like 18 games over .500 in the division. I suspect the schedule change winds up hurting them more than anyone, since that's where they really racked up wins (Sox were 2 under, Twins were 2 over).

 

They were just amazing with both their pen and clutch hitting... late rallies at home and RISP. 

Naylor has been terrible and they're down two starters replaced by young rookies who are both struggling to find their footing in. the big leagues. 

McKenzie was great down the stretch last year. 

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2 minutes ago, The Kids Can Play said:

I am concerned too how bad he has looked the last couple of games. Too bad we don't have a pitching coach that could look at his pitching mechanics on past video when he was dominant and maybe work with him to fix the couple of bad pitching bad habits he picked up. Dylan is the biggest class act and humble player on this team and he deserves better coaching and mentoring! 

I was kind of joking because he still has a very respectable ERA. But not sure his value will ever be higher... they won't extend him and he won't be around for the next rebuild either. 

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2 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

White Sox Champagne of Baseball. Franchises... 

 

https://www.espn.com/mlb/attendance

Now have all five Central teams in the 20th through 30th attendance tier with CLE sinking by the moment... 

Times are tough for many Americans today and if MLB teams want to earn the hard earned money of their loyal fans, then damn it, they you better earn their dollars through quality baseball and not expect entitlement and assume your fans will just be loyal and keep wasting their money on mediocre baseball. 

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21 minutes ago, The Mighty Mite said:

But who replaces them?

Well Moncada and Anderson will be back. You cant replace all of them but its hard to have Andrus, Sosa, Burger/Sheets, and Colas all in the lineup at the same time. Having one or two is something you can live with but not all of them. 

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2 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

I was kind of joking because he still has a very respectable ERA. But not sure his value will ever be higher... they won't extend him and he won't be around for the next rebuild either. 

There is no doubt Dylan will command huge value in a trade. Most great organizations with great scouts, coaches and front offices will see the huge potential and talent of Dylan and give us a lot in a trade. It's just pitiful the Sox won't be smart enough to be able to see that and nurture that awesome talent and desire, in what is arguably one of the most likeable and well grounded great guys in baseball. 

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3 minutes ago, The Kids Can Play said:

Times are tough for many Americans today and if MLB teams want to earn the hard earned money of their loyal fans, then damn it, they you better earn their dollars through quality baseball and not expect entitlement and assume your fans will just be loyal and keep wasting their money on mediocre baseball. 

This Midwest/Rust Belt trend goes quite directly back to 2007-09 in terms of crippling economic impacts... 

Other than A's/Miami/TB anomalies. 

Cubs Cards Brewers on the other side of the ledger with unusual fan bases... Brewers with built-in advantages provided by Selig family/commissioner's office. 

 

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1 minute ago, CBJ03 said:

Well Moncada and Anderson will be back. You cant replace all of them but its hard to have Andrus, Sosa, Burger/Sheets, and Colas all in the lineup at the same time. Having one or two is something you can live with but not all of them. 

Will they? TA and Moncada should be high on the list of trade bait in a rebuild to get back quality prospects. 

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