Asked and Answered (Unfortunately)

Well, I wondered if Lucas Giolito could make a statement in his start last night, and he did. Too bad it was the wrong kind. Giolito fed his gopher, as Jim Bouton used to say, twice against the Twins. Eddie Rosario and Miguel Sano went deep, and the resulting three run were too much for a suddenly quiet White Sox offense to overcome. The final score was 5-1, bad guys. I can live with Rosario’s homer. But the walk before Sano’s and giving a .225 hitter like Sano anything good to hit are mistakes Giolito shouldn’t be making as staff ace. And now we have to depend on Reynaldo Lopez to make it three out of four against Minnesota. Fingers crossed.