Mark Potash

I thought, wow, this is just the same old thing from a guy who was part of the problem.

How is he going to be part of the solution?

But every move he's made, including really, like I said, big picture things like player development, he's done it.

So I think overall, I think White Sox arrow pointing up.

Yeah.

Well, what happened, what's notable about 85, well, A, the Cubs are coming off of 84, which is a monumental season.

Monumental, yep.

You know, been in the playoffs for 40 years.

But they had a great pitching staff, and what happened was, you know how the Cubs have all these guys on the injured list?

The Cubs were so bad, at one point in August, for like two weeks, every single one of their five starters was on the disabled list.

Yeah.

You know, Sanderson and Trout and Ruth Van Eckersley and Sutcliffe.

So I can't remember Jay Baller.

In that story, I listed at one point their rotation went from Sutcliffe.

Eckersley, Trout, Sanderson, Ruthven to whatever.

But it was, you know, if you look at that, you'd say, well, this really isn't that bad because there's not as much of a difference, much of a drop for this year.

But they have the same problems again this year.

And I think they have an issue with keeping pitchers, you know, everybody has problems with keeping pitchers healthy.

And who knows when Justin, I thought, you know, Justin Steele would be back.

That was supposed to be May, right?