Yohan Ramirez

Let him pitch the eighth, and then you go with the ninth.

My question was, if Soto got through that inning, who were they bringing out for the ninth? Like, was Johan Ramirez coming out, or would you just hold Mason Montgomery for the ninth no matter what? Like, you got to give him a chance for a four-out save at that spot.

Um, but yeah, I'd rather see you a hundred mirrors at that point when she, once, once Soto starts hitting guys and walk in, you're just, it's bad.

It's, it's bad news.

He's at 82 pitches.

You know, we've seen him throw in 100-plus in May.

So I don't know what the deal was there, that if you knew you were going to have to roll with Johan Ramirez or Soto, just leave.

I would want Skeens going as long as I could.

I mean, maybe you couldn't use Weaver or Montgomery today.

You still wanted to give them a rest, but Ramirez was there.

Other people were there and Soto clearly didn't have it.

You gave this game away and you just sat there and watched him implode.

But even when, one, you don't have anybody even warming up here.

Bases are loaded and you're still sitting on your hands.

And then when you get someone to warm up, it's Johan Ramirez, who you've used the living shit out of.

Not Mason Montgomery.

Camilo Duvall gives up a run in the third inning.

Yohan Ramirez, paraphrase of the bullpen squirrels.

Luke Weaver does give up his home run to Montaco Mirkami, 31st home run in the campaign, but Mason Montgomery, squirrels, same thing, to be able to get that one in, being able to get this one in.

The Tampa Bay Rays, they were the hot shot Rays, 72, taking down the Atlanta Braves as...

Duvall gets taken out.

They bring in Johan Ramirez, and Johan Ramirez gets a ground ball.

Triolo, huge double play ball.

Third, second to first for the double play.

The White Sox have all the momentum in the game.

And what do you know? Johan Ramirez comes in.

Mr. Fireman himself enrolls a perfect double play ball.

This is probably the key moment in the game, honestly, extinguishing the the momentum that the White Sox had so he rolls it up Jared Triolo defensive specialist gold glove winner makes it look easy and they get out of the inning only one run scored so fast forward a little bit to the eighth Luke Weaver on at this point gives up a leadoff home run to Munataka Murakami So the White Sox have something going again.