The Official 2024-25 MLB Offseason Discussion Thread

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Okay, bring Odorizzi.

 

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Out

 

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Swanson! my man! 3 run home run. Braves lead

 

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Sigh. Another L. Great. Just great

 

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few day old video

 

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Games not looking good but still got a chance

 

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I'm coming to grips with the fact that we probably aren't catching the Mets for the Division. Just look at the strength of remaining schedules. Maybe we will beat them in the playoffs when Ozzie is healthy.

 

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I still got some faith in the boys to get it done

 

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I still got some faith in the boys to get it done

It's only the second time we've lost three games in a row all season. This time just came at a rough time.

 

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Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa out indefinitely with unspecified medical issue, source confirms​

ESPN

Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa is out indefinitely with an unspecified medical issue, a source confirmed to ESPN's Jesse Rogers.

Bench coach Miguel Cairo will manage the White Sox on an interim basis while La Russa undergoes further testing, the source told Rogers.

USA Today Sports first reported Wednesday that La Russa was out indefinitely.

Cairo said after Tuesday's loss to the Kansas City Royals that the White Sox hoped to learn more about La Russa's status Wednesday.

"We are going to keep him in our thoughts and hopefully everything is fine," Cairo said.

La Russa's absence initially was announced about one hour before the first pitch of Tuesday's game. The Hall of Famer showed no signs of health issues during his pregame session with reporters and while talking to Chicago general manager Rick Hahn.

I do hope everything goes well for La Russa.

 

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Spencer Strider with 16 strikeouts. Which is a Braves record

 

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Spencer Strider with 16 strikeouts. Which is a Braves record

You had to see a similar number coming.