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Seeing Cubs fans around this place being so worried about something that they really shouldn't care about.

Am I the only Cubs fan on the board that is rooting for the White Sox fans during this rebuild? We all remember the excitement of Bryant and Russell coming up...we even enjoyed Rizzo and Starlin before that.

We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We can't really talk shit about it after we had vouched for The Plan being the superior route to go.

I couldn't catch the Moncada debut last night but I'll enjoy following him and others as they get called up...and I want the White Sox fans to realize what Cubs fans went through can be worth it.

Besides, a 9 pitch walk after being down 0-2 is impressive in your first at-bat with a new team, having less than 50 (I'm guessing) plate appearances in your career.

IMU wrote:

You're the only Cubs fan who doesn't understand that you don't talk shit about kids with disabilities. Punk ass bitch.

Chus wrote:

IMU wrote:

You're the only Cubs fan who doesn't understand that you don't talk shit about kids with disabilities. Punk ass bitch.

Are you going to do this in every thread?

I am cheering for the Sox as well. I think it was yesterday where I posted that it would be great to have both teams playing meaningful baseball in October.

denisdman wrote:

I am cheering for the Sox as well. I think it was yesterday where I posted that it would be great to have both teams playing meaningful baseball in October.

Seeing both teams make the playoffs would be pretty cool. And to see an All Chicago World Series would be crazy. The board might implode at such an occurance.

Seeing Cubs fans around this place being so worried about something that they really shouldn't care about.

We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make.

IMU wrote:

We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make.

We don't know if it will be the right move or not. At the very least, there is a clear Plan/direction for the team. Being in the middle sucked. If there was one positive from that, its that Ventura is gone because I do NOT think he would be the correct guy to run the team right meow.

We could finally hold Nas' feet to the fire and see which team he is actually a fan of.

Frank Coztansa wrote:

IMU wrote:

We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make.

You can make the right move and it still not work out. There are pretty much just two ways to build a strong major league team and the White Sox haven't really shown a desire or the resources to do one of the two. So I would argue it is definitely the right move to break it down and build it up from the bottom. And I hope it works out enough where you guys can appreciate it being a smart direction for your club to take.

Not exactly wanting you to win the World Series or anything though... And you're 100% right about Ventura, obviously. Ricky will be an asset.

Will Trig Palin play for the Cubs or Sox.

"can you help me"--Trig Palin
"sure little guy. get in the car"--Frank

#Chus2

How he leaned into Lackey's pitch yesterday and everyone cried about Lackey being a head hunter.

It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon.

Keyser Soze wrote:

We were told his at bats were actually good he is just not getting the hits to drop in or squeeze by.

Keyser Soze wrote:

You didn't like him reaching third as the guy in front of him was rounding third base on his triple?

Author:	Crystal Lake Hoffy [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:52 am ]
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The walk? The ground out? The fly out? Light 'em up!

Author:	denisdman [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:54 am ]
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Seeing Cubs fans around this place being so worried about something that they really shouldn't care about.

Author:	FavreFan [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:56 am ]
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The 24 hours of hope before reality that he's a bust set in

Author:	Crystal Lake Hoffy [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:59 am ]
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denisdman wrote: Seeing Cubs fans around this place being so worried about something that they really shouldn't care about. So the walk?

Author:	Bagels [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:11 am ]
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the buzz he's created and how everyone is talking about the Sox now

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Author:	Cashman [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:21 am ]
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Tim Anderson failed bunt?

Author:	good dolphin [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:27 am ]
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The rebirth of Twinkie supremacy

Author:	IMU [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:29 am ]
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Am I the only Cubs fan on the board that is rooting for the White Sox fans during this rebuild? We all remember the excitement of Bryant and Russell coming up...we even enjoyed Rizzo and Starlin before that. We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We can't really talk shit about it after we had vouched for The Plan being the superior route to go. I couldn't catch the Moncada debut last night but I'll enjoy following him and others as they get called up...and I want the White Sox fans to realize what Cubs fans went through can be worth it. Besides, a 9 pitch walk after being down 0-2 is impressive in your first at-bat with a new team, having less than 50 (I'm guessing) plate appearances in your career.

Author:	denisdman [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:47 am ]
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I am cheering for the Sox as well. I think it was yesterday where I posted that it would be great to have both teams playing meaningful baseball in October.

Author:	Chus [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:48 am ]
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IMU wrote: Am I the only Cubs fan on the board that is rooting for the White Sox fans during this rebuild? We all remember the excitement of Bryant and Russell coming up...we even enjoyed Rizzo and Starlin before that. We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We can't really talk shit about it after we had vouched for The Plan being the superior route to go. I couldn't catch the Moncada debut last night but I'll enjoy following him and others as they get called up...and I want the White Sox fans to realize what Cubs fans went through can be worth it. Besides, a 9 pitch walk after being down 0-2 is impressive in your first at-bat with a new team, having less than 50 (I'm guessing) plate appearances in your career. You're the only Cubs fan who doesn't understand that you don't talk shit about kids with disabilities. Punk ass bitch.

Author:	BeerFan [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:54 am ]
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Will Trig Palin play for the Cubs or Sox. "can you help me"--Trig Palin "sure little guy. get in the car"--Frank #Chus2

Author:	Big Chicagoan [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:55 am ]
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Favorite part? That the game only lasted 8 innings.

Author:	denisdman [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:56 am ]
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Chus wrote: IMU wrote: Am I the only Cubs fan on the board that is rooting for the White Sox fans during this rebuild? We all remember the excitement of Bryant and Russell coming up...we even enjoyed Rizzo and Starlin before that. We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We can't really talk shit about it after we had vouched for The Plan being the superior route to go. I couldn't catch the Moncada debut last night but I'll enjoy following him and others as they get called up...and I want the White Sox fans to realize what Cubs fans went through can be worth it. Besides, a 9 pitch walk after being down 0-2 is impressive in your first at-bat with a new team, having less than 50 (I'm guessing) plate appearances in your career. You're the only Cubs fan who doesn't understand that you don't talk shit about kids with disabilities. Punk ass bitch. Are you going to do this in every thread?

Author:	Chus [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 10:58 am ]
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denisdman wrote: Chus wrote: IMU wrote: Am I the only Cubs fan on the board that is rooting for the White Sox fans during this rebuild? We all remember the excitement of Bryant and Russell coming up...we even enjoyed Rizzo and Starlin before that. We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We can't really talk shit about it after we had vouched for The Plan being the superior route to go. I couldn't catch the Moncada debut last night but I'll enjoy following him and others as they get called up...and I want the White Sox fans to realize what Cubs fans went through can be worth it. Besides, a 9 pitch walk after being down 0-2 is impressive in your first at-bat with a new team, having less than 50 (I'm guessing) plate appearances in your career. You're the only Cubs fan who doesn't understand that you don't talk shit about kids with disabilities. Punk ass bitch. Are you going to do this in every thread? Maybe. If he wants to man up (almost an impossible task for such a vagina like IMU) and apologize, maybe we can move forward. But, I doubt that will happen. IMU is never wrong, just ask him. He just keeps it too real for some people. Nobody is more secure and in control than he is. I find it interesting that you seem to have more of an issue with me going after him, than that piece of garbage going after my kid. LTG is absolutely right about people swallowing the whistle when it's one of their crew. If you don't like it, feel free to put me on ignore.

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Author:	RFDC [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:08 am ]
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denisdman wrote: I am cheering for the Sox as well. I think it was yesterday where I posted that it would be great to have both teams playing meaningful baseball in October. Seeing both teams make the playoffs would be pretty cool. And to see an All Chicago World Series would be crazy. The board might implode at such an occurance.

Author:	denisdman [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:14 am ]
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RFDC wrote: denisdman wrote: I am cheering for the Sox as well. I think it was yesterday where I posted that it would be great to have both teams playing meaningful baseball in October. Seeing both teams make the playoffs would be pretty cool. And to see an All Chicago World Series would be crazy. The board might implode at such an occurance. Yes, it would be great. And I think the windows might align. I'll be the first to admit that I cheer against the Sox when I watch their games. But it is much more fun to cheer against them when they are playing games that mean something. And it would be great for Chicago.

Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:17 am ]
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denisdman wrote: Seeing Cubs fans around this place being so worried about something that they really shouldn't care about. Yup. IMU wrote: We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We don't know if it will be the right move or not. At the very least, there is a clear Plan/direction for the team. Being in the middle sucked. If there was one positive from that, its that Ventura is gone because I do NOT think he would be the correct guy to run the team right meow.

Author:	IMU [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:17 am ]
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We could finally hold Nas' feet to the fire and see which team he is actually a fan of. Frank Coztansa wrote: IMU wrote: We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We don't know if it will be the right move or not. At the very least, there is a clear Plan/direction for the team. Being in the middle sucked. If there was one positive from that, its that Ventura is gone because I do NOT think he would be the correct guy to run the team right meow. You can make the right move and it still not work out. There are pretty much just two ways to build a strong major league team and the White Sox haven't really shown a desire or the resources to do one of the two. So I would argue it is definitely the right move to break it down and build it up from the bottom. And I hope it works out enough where you guys can appreciate it being a smart direction for your club to take. Not exactly wanting you to win the World Series or anything though... And you're 100% right about Ventura, obviously. Ricky will be an asset.

Author:	pittmike [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 12:51 pm ]
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IMU wrote: We could finally hold Nas' feet to the fire and see which team he is actually a fan of. Frank Coztansa wrote: IMU wrote: We KILLED Kenny and Hahn for being stuck in the middle for so long. This was the right move for the Sox to make. We don't know if it will be the right move or not. At the very least, there is a clear Plan/direction for the team. Being in the middle sucked. If there was one positive from that, its that Ventura is gone because I do NOT think he would be the correct guy to run the team right meow. You can make the right move and it still not work out. There are pretty much just two ways to build a strong major league team and the White Sox haven't really shown a desire or the resources to do one of the two. So I would argue it is definitely the right move to break it down and build it up from the bottom. And I hope it works out enough where you guys can appreciate it being a smart direction for your club to take. Not exactly wanting you to win the World Series or anything though... And you're 100% right about Ventura, obviously. Ricky will be an asset. Nas will wait for the windsock to tell him which team he is a fan of.

Author:	Caller Bob [ Thu Jul 20, 2017 12:56 pm ]
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BeerFan wrote: Will Trig Palin play for the Cubs or Sox. "can you help me"--Trig Palin "sure little guy. get in the car"--Frank #Chus2 What is the difference between Sarah Palin's mouth and her vagina? Only some things that come out of her vagina are retarded

Author:	Kirkwood [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 8:03 am ]
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How he leaned into Lackey's pitch yesterday and everyone cried about Lackey being a head hunter.

Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 8:07 am ]
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Kirkwood wrote: How he leaned into Lackey's pitch yesterday and everyone cried about Lackey being a head hunter. Did. Not. Happen.

Author:	Keyser Soze [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:11 am ]
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It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon.

Author:	Rod [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:22 am ]
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Keyser Soze wrote: It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon. Do you think he lost those tools?

Author:	good dolphin [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:22 am ]
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Keyser Soze wrote: It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon. You didn't like him reaching third as the guy in front of him was rounding third base on his triple?

Author:	pittmike [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:29 am ]
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Keyser Soze wrote: It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon. We were told his at bats were actually good he is just not getting the hits to drop in or squeeze by.

Author:	FavreFan [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:34 am ]
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pittmike wrote: Keyser Soze wrote: It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon. We were told his at bats were actually good he is just not getting the hits to drop in or squeeze by. His at bats yesterday were awful

Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:34 am ]
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good dolphin wrote: Keyser Soze wrote: It's obviously a ridiculously small sample size so the numbers are meaningless but what concerns me is he's not even flashing any of his tools. There haven't been any "oh I see it" moments. He's not having good AB's. Where's the easy power. Where's the speed. Let's see some range on defense or show us the strong arm. Hopefully he starts flashing some of what he can do soon. You didn't like him reaching third as the guy in front of him was rounding third base on his triple? Keyser doesn't like anything. Once he hates a move or a player, he hates them forever. He loves Matt Davidson, Robin Ventura & Tim Anderson, but hates "dumdick" Retneria and refuses to give any benefit of any doubt to Moncada. Yoan just needs to be lucky, anyway.