With the Sox tying the modern era record for losses in a single season, Greg examines how the franchise picks up the pieces after a season that brought the White Sox organization into the abyss. Plus, a reaction to the Ken Rosenthal & Britt Ghiroli piece on Jerry Reinsdorf from last week.

After a nearly two week break filled with more bad White Sox baseball, Greg returns to try and find context in the statements given last week by Jerry Reinsdorf & Chris Getz and why spending in free agency is the only way to jumpstart the organization's journey out of the doldrums.

Having already set the single season franchise loss record, Greg ponders if there is truly no bottom for the 2024 White Sox. Plus, why it makes little sense to start the service clocks of certain prospects this season.

With Scott Servais surprisingly out in Seattle, Greg makes his case why the Wisconsin native and former Cub should be the next skipper of the White Sox. Plus, why Greg did not go to any of the games of the Sox-Giants series.

MLB Pipeline released their reclassified Top 100 prospects list over the weekend. Four Sox are on it, so Greg dives into what that means and how those players fit into future plans. Plus, a dubious achievement in regards to playoff elimination.

A 12-2 win over the Yankees?! Greg talks briefly about Grady Sizemore's 1st win as Sox manager and why in a season that has been so sad, one game can make White Sox fans & players alike feel happy.

Pedro Grifol was fired as White Sox manager Thursday morning. Greg gives his reaction to the timing of the move, some analysis of Chris Getz's comments on the move, and who realistically will be managing this team in 2025. Plus, Greg went to Oakland yesterday and talks about actually see this team play live for the 1st time in 2024.

Having now tied the American League record for consecutive losses, Greg laments the hopeless situation the White Sox find themselves in & questions why Pedro Grifol has not been fired yet. Plus, a cathartic farewell to the Oakland Coliseum.

We know the White Sox are bad. But how bad? Greg looks at some of the numbers to put in context how bad this season has been. Plus a reaction to the reports that the White Sox rejected a trade with the Twins that would've brought back a high level infield prospect.

Eloy Jimenez, Erick Fedde, Michael Kopech, Paul DeJong, Tommy Pham, & Tanner Banks are all gone. Garrett Crochet & Luis Robert are still here. Greg examines each of the White Sox deadline trades and the returns in each, plus explaining why this deadline sets a bad precedent for Chris Getz in trade scenarios. Also, a quick reaction to the report of A.J. Pierzynski as a Sox managerial candidate for next year.