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  1. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Except for EO and Houck, all the starters give me a severe headache.
  2. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Not a night not to have Devers available.
  3. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    The SOX aren't where they are because of starting pitching. Thank you, Capt Obvious
  4. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Bichette is about as smart as he looks.
  5. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    The Rays have attractive prospects and are way under the salary cap. And they're definitely a contender. And not far from DC.
  6. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Btw, when it comes to Scherzer, don't exclude the Rays.
  7. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Packing up and moving to the west coast is not that big a deal for a person making 300 million dollars.
  8. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    While Bloom is kicking tires, the Astros have acquired 2 top relievers in the last two days, Graveman from Seattle and Yimi Garcia from Miami.
  9. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Although the Rays losing is very beneficial to the SOX, I still immensely enjoyed watching the Rays score 4 runs in the 1st against 'big game' Cole.
  10. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Good info. No point in breaking up a good thing.
  11. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Agree. The Jays have a lot of work to do with their BP, and that will be, imho, their top priority. Of course, as a SOX fan, I hope whatever they do fails miserably.
  12. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Maybe Plawecki catches tonight because he's 2-5 against Ryu where as VAZ is 1-9.
  13. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    With Ray and Ryu the Jays have two quality starters. If they can add some more good arms to their pitching corp, they're gonna be a tough team to deal with in the foreseeable future.
  14. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Seeing that Houck and Sale both pitch with similar arm angles, I'm thinking Sale would be a perfect tutor for Houck.
  15. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    I don't know, but I'm guessing the Nats will get better offers than that.
  16. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    In fact, Toronto, who are 10.5 games behind the SOX and barely over .500, have almost a 20 run higher differential. Obviously, a meaningless stat. But somewhere in Fenway Park the ghost of Rod Serling is whistling the theme to The Twilight Zone.
  17. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Looking at the MLB standings, run differential aligns with the top teams in every division except for the AL East and the NL Least.
  18. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Well, if the Yankems win, the SOX have a 2.5 game lead. So, there's that.
  19. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Also, I have no clue why anyone would think Garrett would be helpful in the BP. To get rid of him the SOX would probably have to add a prospect in the deal, even if it's for a bag of balls and still the SOX would probably have to eat part of his contract.
  20. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Ya know, Moon, with these goofy 7 inning games the SOX could have done a BP start in the 1st game. Could of, should of; obviously it doesn't matter now.
  21. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    If he could just transfer that 'D' to his bat.
  22. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    I agree. It's his bat that's MIA.
  23. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    He actually made an equally good deefensive play at 1st earlier when Houck was pitching.
  24. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Good job, Moon, but in Thunder's defense, he really didn't have much of a chance with Richards starting a 7 inning game. And especially against the Jays' best pitcher.
  25. SPLENDIDSPLINTER
    Bob Gibson hit a lot of batters, mostly intentionally, but very few ever charged the mound because they would get hurt even worse if they did.
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