White Sox errors

95 - '23
122 - '24 on pace

This team has won back to back games only six times since the 2023 AS break.

Firing Tony Larussa has been shown to solve that problem hasn't it? Just Asking A Question

Nice play to allow the tying run. Lol.

Clown show. Thats little league shit.

Fire Grifol.

Maldonado has an OPS under .200. That's...incredible.

Hawk fired LaRussa 40 years ago Another Ltg

Eloy with a bomb

Hiring Larussa in 2020 was a problem. But I don't think he was even fired this time around.

Nobody ever said it was, but ltg lives in a strange reality.

Every sane Sox fan wanted Kenny, Hahn, and Jerry gone. ltg isnt a fan but sure is a dumbfuck.

Not really, but thats fine if you don't understand it. If you can't see that Kenny almost always traded away young guys for a veteran piece, and now Hahn is acquiring young talent then I can't help you.

Every sane Sox fan wanted Kenny, Hahn, and Jerry gone. ltg isnt a fan but sure is a dumbfuck.

You are correct FF when you say that Hahn was the GM. However I do not think he was really "in charge" when those moves were made. Maybe I'm wrong, but as I said Hahn gets the benefit of the doubt in my book.

When people believed that his plan was working, they gave him credit for it. When the shit failed, then "miraculously"it wasn't his plan any longer. How convenient.

Given everything the Sox have done over the last ~8 months, Hahn deserves kudos. If the Sox continue to suck for the next 4-5 years, he will deserve and likely get a lot of negative press.

There is clearly a different philosophy in the way of doing things now with the Sox front office. Its basically the complete opposite of what Kenny Williams did for the better part of 11 years. Given that and what Kenny himself has publically said, it leads me to believe that Hahn was NOT 100% in charge of the roster regardless of what his title was.

With what you have said in this thread, its pretty clear that you either do not understand that, or you are willfully ignoring things which would make BRick's comments about creating your own agenda correct.

If the Sox continue to suck for the next 4-5 years, he will deserve and likely get a lot of negative press.

Wow, look at this guy letting Hahn off the hook

This is a baseless opinion that you constantly present as fact. The only fact is that none of us will know how good or poorly this rebuild went until maybe 2020 or 2021.

If you know for sure that Hahn handled this rebuild so poorly, then please cite some evidence to back it up.

If this is your opinion, it comes off very Elmhurstian in that if the Sox don't win a World Series in the next few years you can come back and say "Oh see I told you so."