SELF-IMPOSED SECONDARY STATUS

Forty Years of Training is Hard to Shake Very recently, Sox in the Basement noted that the afternoon drive of the White Sox own flagship station called them basically irrelevant. With the Cubs making a run at their division in spite of a sell off, and the forthcoming Bears season, Waddle and Silvy proclaimed thoseContinue reading “SELF-IMPOSED SECONDARY STATUS”

BASEBALL’S UNWRITTEN RULES: A Writing

Let’s review the not really rules that a rookie broke that broke the Sox briefly sorta. So to recap, in case you’re reading this from San Diego or have an enjoyable case of memory loss, Yermin Mercedes swung away against Twins Catcher/Utility guy Willians Astudillo on a 3-0 count in a blowout win and launchedContinue reading “BASEBALL’S UNWRITTEN RULES: A Writing”

FAN GUTS: OFFICIALLY PUNCHED.

Hearing the news about Luis Robert, the temptation is to grab a fist full of your own feces, scrawl “why” on every surface nearby, sobbing over and over, pausing only to scream into the night that it isn’t fair. Actually if that was your response to Luis Robert getting hurt, maybe seek professional help becauseContinue reading “FAN GUTS: OFFICIALLY PUNCHED.”

CEASE AND DESIST: Solving The White Sox’ Early Problems

It is early. We are but three weeks into a season that should last 26 weeks barring any Covid-19 issues or work stoppages or, you know, like a really good series premiering on Netflix or Hulu or some other streaming service. Three weeks is enough time to start wondering about a few things, but earlyContinue reading “CEASE AND DESIST: Solving The White Sox’ Early Problems”

A POSSIBLE EPIC FIGHT, A DEFINITE EPIC NIGHT AND JUST A BIT OF FRIGHT

So it goes that in the early part of the season Tony LaRussa declared that Andrew Vaughn was not a core player and needed to earn his at-bats. Meanwhile, the likes of Nick Williams, Billy Hamilton, Leury Garcia and Jake Lamb get starts over Vaughn even though the rook’s limited slash line is more productive.Continue reading “A POSSIBLE EPIC FIGHT, A DEFINITE EPIC NIGHT AND JUST A BIT OF FRIGHT”

ONE CRAZY MONDAY (THAT SAVED THE SEASON)

The Weird Sox get a meaningful meaningless win It was just a Monday. Fans were at work, unemployed fans were unaware it was Monday, Garfield the Cat was running the now 40+ year old hating Mondays gag into the ground and somewhere, someone was posting the Boomtown Rats’ “I Don’t Like Mondays” on social mediaContinue reading “ONE CRAZY MONDAY (THAT SAVED THE SEASON)”

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