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Be really fun if they figure out a way to get places with a view into the park.

You are calling him "proven". He threw much less than half a season in the bigs, and wasn't "dominant" in the most important ones. It's an absurd premise over 32 fucking innings. It's like calling someone proven for 100 ABs.

No doubt Hagen was dominant, but I think the Sox bring him along slowly. No need to put unneeded pressure on him or have unrealistic goals for him while he is still developing.

What an unbelievable transformation coming to the South Loop.

Kirk ain't but that defense could.

That wasn't on Venable. He wasn't the one that couldn't hit a baseball at the end.

Well deserved. Hope they can continue to build on it.

Nice veteran bullpen piece. Closed a good number of games for the Reds the last two seasons.

Closer vote with Cash than expected...111 to 98. Some idiot voted for Boone. Not much of a consolation prize for losing his dad this week.

Outstanding season, +24 wins, over .500, MLB playoffs with a series win. I can dig it.

I count more than 20 high rises just in the renderings. 10K does seem like a lofty number though.

First signing that I know of goes to the Tigers: https://www.mlb.com/news/emilio-pagan-contract-with-tigers

I wonder if they plan to build a pedestrian bridge across the Metra Rock Island tracks to connect the development to everything east of Clark St. Such a connection is not shown in that illustration. 10,000 residences on the 78? Is there room for that many?

Cheer up he was fucking dominant outside some few innings.

Dude was terrible in the minors, was decent out of the pen, and then collapsed in the last round, completely unable to find the plate, which is exactly what killed him previously.

Choked away the division and the alds but congrats

Congrats Will! Thanks for a magical season!

Two factoids today: November 11, 1998 - Perhaps the finest deal ever made by then Sox G.M. Ron Schueler. On this date the Sox gave up promising center fielder Mike Cameron to the Reds for infielder Paul Konerko. Konerko would eventually blossom into a consistent power hitting first baseman. Konerko hit 432 home runs with the White Sox and drove in 1,383 RBI’s. He was a six-time All-Star, a World Series champion, the 2005 A.L.C.S. M.V.P. and the 2002 Comeback Player of the Year. November 11, 2005 – They never made it on the cover of Sports Illustrated for winning the World Series, but the Sox did make the cover of The Sporting News for the accomplishment. The caption was short and to the point, “Sweep!”

Steamer has him at a 3.67 ERA. He's as "proven" as 90% of relievers, who are up and down year to year. There's zero reason to spend on a closer when you can put that 20 million AAV into the rotation or OF.

I assume this was the Baseball Writers Association of America voting on it.

They have to work on the assumption it will be in order to get your money. Anything is possible but I wouldn't bet on the Sox moving to Nashville 😄that all 162 games will be played.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2026/11/10/white-sox-remain-set-on-adding-impact-starting-pitching-even-after-shifting-grant-taylor-to-rotation

The White Sox sent out emails promoting the Holiday sale Package. You get 10 games and you pick the 10 games you want. Its almost as if they think the entire 2027 season will be played. I wonder if they're going to release the 2027 promotional schedule soon.