Chicago White Sox
Tony La Russa: "We had such outstanding support from fans who came up from Chicago, we're disappointed that we haven't played better and they've seen two losses. Hopefully we can give them one tomorrow night."
White Sox miss the mark in second straight loss to Brewers https://t.co/xCBK6YPlet
Yep. But when he does make the safe call, that impacts Moncada's thinking. To me, it's like action after the whistle is blown in football.
@JesseRogersESPN Seconded. The umpire not making a call in that situation tells players that play is still active in some way. It's up to the players to figure it out.
.@PujolsFive played in his 2,934th career game tonight, passing Adrián Beltré for the most ever by a Dominican-born player. 🇩🇴 #HazloGrande
RT @chuck_lief: @soxmachine_josh @SoxMachine @fromthe108 You guys put on a helluva party. It was a blast for sure.
Sneak peak at Hawk's HOF speech.
Watch his full speech tomorrow at 11am or 7pm tomorrow on @MLBNetwork
.@PujolsFive played in his 2,924th career game tonight, passing Adrián Beltré for the most ever by a Dominican-born player. 🇩🇴 #HazloGrande
The Sox played like they were there, but we didn't see any of them.
At least the @SoxMachine @fromthe108 Tailgate was a blast. Thank you to everyone who stopped by today!
RT @kthomson99: Thanks @soxmachine_josh @SoxMachine and @fromthe108 for a lovely time. Nice to meet some of yous and see the mugs behind the Twitter handles. @MagnificentStan https://t.co/P8yged016v
At least the @SoxMachine @fromthe108 Tailgate was a blast. Thank you to everyone who stopped by today!
Believe you are wrong here. If there is a play at the plate and runner isn't tagged NOR home plate touched, the ump is supposed to do nothing. Seen it plenty of times.
@JesseRogersESPN Just to be clear, unempire signals safe when there's a play made on the runner. He does not indicate that a runner has touched a base or scored a run. He merely indicates when a play is made whether the runner is safe or out.
Scott podsednik trying to get on my good side by saying Moncada shoulda slid.
Tony La Russa worked on video review before getting back in the dugout: "We were always looking at things teams would do that would increase the number of seconds or minutes they had to make the call. One of them was a trip to the mound. I said 'something isn't right here.'
“I missed home plate,” Moncada said through translator Billy Russo said. “I thought I touched it, but realized it after seeing the replay. It was my fault.”
Well you bunch of losers couldn’t get the job done. So the A team has to come out tomorrow and take care of business. Sad. Leave you guys in charge and look what you do.
RT @JRFegan: Yasmani Grandal feels ahead of schedule and Brian Goodwin has two more hits tonight, so everyone has to be feeling good about this notes piece
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My man Chris
Final: Brewers 6, Sox 1
Carlos Rodón allowed four runs (two earned) on four hits with five strikeouts and two walks in four innings. Brewers hit four home runs, two by Rowdy Tellez.
The Sox dropped their third straight in a game that will also be remember for a video review.
Brewers pick up the 4,000th win in franchise history. In some alternate timeline, Mr. 3,000, Stan Ross, managed the Crew to their 4,000th win, becoming Mr. 4,000.
