Leila Rahimi

At least expensive competition, right?

Is that fair?

It gets a little easier in May.

So I did say I wanted to see Grant Taylor throw two innings, and at some point I wanted to see him stretched out.

And until we found out about Noah Schultz coming up, I thought that Grant Taylor is probably the most intriguing pitcher that the White Sox had to try to build on.

But I've also seen how he's been deployed recently, and A.J.

Perzinski brought it up too.

It's been too many times and too short of stretches where he's been opening and not being used as a bullpen guy, and I think it...

I just wonder at what price does it begin to become detrimental and how many uses per week and how many uses consistently.

And no matter how you look at it, using nine pitchers in the game yesterday is going to set you back as far as availability.

Jonathan Cannon has to leave the game.

We're waiting to get an update on his health, but.

This could not have been the plan originally.

I think it's something that they've come to see.

But I don't know if there is an actual plan as far as his long-term progress, tailors, and all of this.

This feels like what you have to do right now.

But at what point do you try to tailor the plan to growing him as a pitcher?

for a while maybe this is when they are now going to put him back in the bullpen and be a guy who can pitch multiple innings man I don't know I just I guess we'll get an update ahead of the next series but I just it's a big question mark as far as the whole picture of it all yeah

You know what I kept thinking when I was watching Sunday was, well, if golf didn't just golf.

Here we are on Saturday at Circa asking after Rory's incredible Friday round.