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Cleveland fans and social media accounts spent the entire week trolling the White Sox, only for the Guardians to lose just over a week later to the Rays.

Noah Phalen of Southside Showdown argues that the Cleveland Guardians' social media trolling of the Chicago White Sox rings hollow following Cleveland's elimination in the ALCS. After overcoming a 2-0 ALDS deficit against Chicago, the Guardians fell to the Tampa Bay Rays in six games. Tampa Bay clinched the series by securing 7-3 victories in Games 4 and 6, alongside a 3-1 win behind Drew Rasmussen in Game 5.
Phalen notes that while Cleveland's elimination does not erase the sting of Chicago's ALDS collapse, the result extends the Guardians' championship drought dating back to 1948. The writer suggests that upcoming ownership and player development changes in Chicago could foster an intensifying AL Central rivalry between both clubs moving forward.
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