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Its the place to go for news

I do appreciate the twitter updates. If that’s all twitter was about it might be worth having.

No. He’s this offseason’s version of Bartolo’s Colonoscopy and the food accounts.

The fact he thinks it’s even conceivable for white sox fans to not freak out makes me not trust him.

Has he said anything that has ended up happening?

This guy out of the blue this year.

Bowden so take with grain of salt

Sounds good to me. Add 2 and sign a closer and lets roll.

THis is the way.

Go out and sign 2 off them and be set for the next 3 years

I think you protect Bergolla. Assuming health, he could easily stick on a big league roster for a rebuilding team. I don’t think any of the other guys would get taken.

We do this dance every year. We get high on our on supply and turn these guys into something they aren't. No one is picking LaCombe.

I'd be just be shocked if a Rule 5 Draft actually happens.

Dumbass. When will players learn?

Paging Lamar Houston….

I don’t think Vasil will be ready by opening day (assuming the current start date to season) so I definitely would like to add one. A non-QO guy like Iglesias preferably.

Yeah I’d like for them to at least add another righty arm to the pen. I guess Berroa and Vasil could help, but I’d rather not count on it and be pleasantly surprised if they come back strong. To be honest, I’d rather just leave Taylor in the pen. I’m skeptical of his body holding up, and even if it does his fastball is very hittable when it isn’t maxed out 98+

I don’t mind them trying it out. I more mind the comments about not wanting to add a high leverage reliever or whatever the quote was. Because I definitely think it’s dumb to not add a closer when you’re in your competitive window.

Grant Taylor to the Rotation and Offseason Roadmap Sam & Elias first podcast is excellent. SS2k5 questioning Taylor's success at becoming a starter is shared by Sam.

One factoid today: November 15, 1972 - After accomplishing one of the greatest individual seasons in franchise history and barely missing the Triple Crown, Sox first baseman Dick Allen was named the M.V.P. of the American League by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He led the league with 37 home runs, 113 RBI’s, a .603 slugging percentage and 99 walks. He led the Sox with a .308 batting average, drove in 19 game winning runs, stole 19 bases, scored 90 runs and was only .0005 points shy of leading all A.L. first basemen in fielding. He was the leading vote getter for the All-Star team regardless of league. Allen garnered 21 of 24 first place votes for 321 points. Joe Rudi was second with 164 points.

mlb.com FA fits White Sox: Clay Holmes, RHP Any free-agent starter not named Skubal fits in this category for the White Sox, who have returned to relevance following their 2026 turnaround. But Chicago is aiming for more than relevance as it looks to strengthen an area that proved to be a weakness during the postseason. The White Sox are looking for one or two solid arms, and Holmes was a pitcher who intrigued them prior to last summer’s Trade Deadline. Mize to CLE, Soroka to KC and King to DET feels about right