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41 minutes ago, South Side Hit Men said:

Fell asleep early in the game and just woke up now and watched the highlights. My eyes hurt with those fucking 1983 uniforms.

Bullpen looks deflated after losing Liam the past two days.

Elvis is worse than Seby batting.

I don’t see why the Sox not sit Moncada vs. LH starters, Burger playing really helps. That is if an IL stint can’t cure Yoan’s back issues.

Im sitting out the Dodgers series between scumbag Stan Kasten and his repulsive bigotry, with a Clevinger start mixed in.

I am happy for Kim Ng. Miami has really improved after the Yankees braintrust of Mattingly and Jeter were flushed down the toilet. Should give hope to Sox fans the same can happen here once Jerry’s in a box and the FO is fumigated.

Miami: $92M (23rd) 37-29

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White Sox: $181M (13th) 29-38

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Well Moncada already missed a month on the IL, if his back is still that bad then maybe they should have had surgery back in early April. Hahn said in 80% of the time it's not necessary...but these are the White Sox remember. Good fortune usually laughs in their face. 

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18 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Exactly correct.

Nine...make it nine times this team took a lead into the 7th inning or later and lost the game.

Nine.

Fourth time out of those nine they lost the lead in the 9th inning.

Graveman has been directly responsible for two of them (Which considering guys like Kelly and Lopez isn't that bad.)

The good news?

They can't blow another late lead tomorrow because they are off. 

 

That's pretty much the division right there

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2 Sundays ago I was done with these guys with that extra inning loss with Vaughn and Grandal swinging at everything in the dirt.

Then they suck me in and have a nice win last Sunday.

Today, 2nd late loss in a row by the bullcrap, I mean bullpen.

 

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Just now, wegner said:

2 Sundays ago I was done with these guys with that extra inning loss with Vaughn and Grandal swinging at everything in the dirt.

Then they suck me in and have a nice win last Sunday.

Today, 2nd late loss in a row by the bullcrap, I mean bullpen.

 

They simply don't have what it takes to consistently win or put together long winning streaks. Be that lack of talent, injuries, lack of depth, a poor manager...who knows for sure.

But the reality is they simply don't have it and would be smart to start selling guys at the deadline for what they can get.

It's not going to work again this season and that's the way it is.  

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13 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

They simply don't have what it takes to consistently win or put together long winning streaks. Be that lack of talent, injuries, lack of depth, a poor manager...who knows for sure.

But the reality is they simply don't have it and would be smart to start selling guys at the deadline for what they can get.

It's not going to work again this season and that's the way it is.  

5 wins in a row really seems like the best we can get from these guys....if it's not the offense, it's the defense....if it's not the starters, it's the bullpen. Very frustrating group to root for.

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24 minutes ago, wegner said:

5 wins in a row really seems like the best we can get from these guys....if it's not the offense, it's the defense....if it's not the starters, it's the bullpen. Very frustrating group to root for.

Valid point by you. They are not a well rounded club. When they hit they don't pitch, when they pitch they can't field when the make plays in the field they can't score.

Just they way it is.

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11 minutes ago, Dan Pasqua said:

Anybody remember when Bobby Jones did the 8th and Bobby Jenks closed?  Those teams were fun.  I remember watching Graveman had side to side movement when with Seattle & Houston that I'm not seeing with the Sox, what gives?

I'm not familiar with a Bobby Jones are you referring to someone else? The White Sox had a Barry Jones in the early 90's who was spectacular as a set up man for Bobby Thigpen.  

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2 hours ago, hankchifan said:

Agree. Pedro also left Joe Kelly in too long yesterday.  Was reading thatHeat coach Erik Spoelstra considered one of the best basketball head coaches, is known for having no qualms in taking players not performing out of rotation and out of games, and calling them out, and he is respected for this and a key to his success.

Great Coach, and L. James tried to get him fired.

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36 minutes ago, Dan Pasqua said:

Anybody remember when Bobby Jones did the 8th and Bobby Jenks closed?  Those teams were fun.  I remember watching Graveman had side to side movement when with Seattle & Houston that I'm not seeing with the Sox, what gives?

"Do you have Bobbie Jones phone number?"

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They blew 9th inning leads 2 days in a row or they would be 2.5 out. IMO, now they are just out. It seems every time they make a mistake it haunts them. They just don’t have a good enough roster to overcome mistakes, let alone maybe not make them at crucial times.

How Moncada was not guarding the line in the 9th was curious too. That must be analytics, but teams still play no doubles.

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30 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said:

I'm not familiar with a Bobby Jones are you referring to someone else? The White Sox had a Barry Jones in the early 90's who was spectacular as a set up man for Bobby Thigpen.  

Exactly...spell check... ? I can't remember jack for names but I remember once we got to those guys it was game over.

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55 minutes ago, Dan Pasqua said:

Anybody remember when Bobby Jones did the 8th and Bobby Jenks closed?  Those teams were fun.  I remember watching Graveman had side to side movement when with Seattle & Houston that I'm not seeing with the Sox, what gives?

Howry and Foulke?   Nate Jones?

 

Roberto "Bobby" Hernandez, lol?

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Don't agree with the hot takes regarding "guarding the line". There were two outs, a single gives up a lead, an out ends the game.

If there were less than two outs, I'd be with folks, because you don't want to give up a big inning. After 2 outs, you just want to end the inning.

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56 minutes ago, Dan Pasqua said:

Anybody remember when Bobby Jones did the 8th and Bobby Jenks closed?  Those teams were fun.  I remember watching Graveman had side to side movement when with Seattle & Houston that I'm not seeing with the Sox, what gives?

Who? Do you mean Barry Jones and Bobby Thigpen?

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26 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Howry and Foulke?   Nate Jones?

 

Roberto "Bobby" Hernandez, lol?

Bobby Jones was Nate Jones twin cousin. They had the same father but their mothers were sisters. 

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Looks like a bad Summer in store on both sides of town, as both Chicago teams are now 9 games under .500. 2014 was the last season both teams finished under .500, both with a 73-89 .451 record.

1906 and 2008 were the only two seasons both Chicago teams finished their respective regular seasons in First Place.

1906 World Series: Chicago White Sox (93-58 .616) 4 over Chicago Cubs (116-36 .763) 2

2008 

  • ALDS: Tampa Bay (97-65 .599) 3 over White Sox (89-74 .546) 1
  • NLDS: Los Angeles (84-78 .519) 3 over Cubs (97-64 .602) 0

Chicago Baseball 21 Futility Seasons:

  • 2014: White Sox 73-89 .451; Cubs 73-89 .451
  • 2013: Cubs 66-96 .407; White Sox 63-99 .389
  • 2011: White Sox 79-83 .488; Cubs 71-91 .438
  • 1999: White Sox 75-86 .466; Cubs 67-95 .414
  • 1997: White Sox 80-81 .497; Cubs 68-94 .420
  • 1988: Cubs 77-85 .475; White Sox 71-90 .441
  • 1987: White Sox 77-85 .475; Cubs 76-85 .472
  • 1986: White Sox 72-90 .444; Cubs 70-90 .438
  • 1980: White Sox 70-90 .438; Cubs 64-98 .395
  • 1979: Cubs 80-82 .494; White Sox 73-87 .456
  • 1978: Cubs 79-83 .488; White Sox 71-90 .441
  • 1976: Cubs 75-87 .463; White Sox 64-97 .398
  • 1975: White Sox 75-86 .466; Cubs 75-87 .463
  • 1973: Cubs 77-84 .478; White Sox 77-85 .475
  • 1950: Cubs 64-89 .418; White Sox 60-94 .390
  • 1949: White Sox 63-91 .409; Cubs 61-93 .396
  • 1948: Cubs 64-90 .416; White Sox 51-101 .336
  • 1947: White Sox 70-84 .455; Cubs 69-85 .448
  • 1944: Cubs 75-79 .487; White Sox 71-83 .461
  • 1942: White Sox 66-82 .446; Cubs 68-86 .442
  • 1921: Cubs 64-89 .418; White Sox 62-92 .403

Seasons a Chicago Team finished with the worst record across The MLB:

  • 2000: Cubs (tied with Philadelphia) 65-97 .401
  • 1970: White Sox 56-106 .346
  • 1966: Cubs 59-103 .364
  • 1948: White Sox 51-101 .336
  • 1931: White Sox 56-97 .366
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