I like that they were more aggressive. I don't know that the aggression should occur on the hands. Maybe it rode in on him more than he thought it would.
7th is where he hit most often in his rookie season. Anywhere between 5 through 8, but 7th was the spot most reserved for him. No question it was too early and he was eventually demoted.
I'm guilty of that. There's a small family grocery/butcher in the old 'hod that we get kielbasa from for Christmas and Easter. Its completely out of our way, but it wouldn't hurt to go some other time of the year once in a while.
Correct, there were lots of things going on with the team at that time.
Anderson had to convince him to unretire for a second tour in Detroit to begin with.
Has anyone remined Mr Devout Faith that he works on Sundays, the Lord's day of rest, spitting in the eyes of his savior by choosing money over the rules laid out in the good book?
They need more lineup depth for sure. The IF has been dreadful at the plate which has sunk the team. I’m not sure where the improvement comes from this season unless Torkelson gets back to at least his 2023 average, Keith stops hitting like a rookie pitcher, and Baez …. stops hitting like a rookie pitcher.
Not sure. They were 4.00 R/G vs 4.33 league average entering today, which was 21st like you said. Last season they were 4.08 vs 4.62, which was 28th.
Egads, the White Sox are on their own little planet this season.....
I don't know that this is true. I was looking over OPS+ on bbref this morning and 87 last year compares quite similar to 88 so far this season. Bottom 5 in both cases. Granted, its only one cheap simple metric, but it is disappointing to see it.
I'll put it this way. I've always had a problem with all of the Miguel Cabrera adoration given some of his off field incidents and Chauncey Billups has always had an air of ick factor given his civil suit agreement from his days in Boston.