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Wow. Now THATs an overpay.

I think they "add" but they play no where near the high end of the market place, despite the massive need for an actual #1 and #2 starter.

The poster didn’t say he didn’t think they would add. He said “it feels like a cost cutting move to make a big move for one.” Which I kinda feel the same way.

Cousins to Vikings for a 3rd rounder

What happened to Kyler Murray? Did the league catch up to him or did he just lose “it” with the injuries and COD

Getz says they are looking for starters on the market or via free agency.

If Nagy can make the guy who was unplayable under you look good, it's a you problem.

Him doing the lap before his rookie qb too on how orgs fail young QBs and then doing - by far - the worst fail job on any 2024 qb cannot be criticized enough. 1000x cockier than anything Ben Johnson has done. Gotta credit nagy. It seemed embarrassing how KC's offense looked after he took over, but clearly it was not just him. Now he's doing a pretty damn good job .

I think you are going to be very disappointed when you see who they actually wind up with if you think Skubal is even in the realm of possibilities. This same team probably thought Castillo was a TOR starter.

To be fair, Wentz made Kyler look really good last night lol.

He's not going to keep throwing 99-100 as a starter, but I think he can still be effective throwing 96-97 consistently. The problem is that he really doesn't have any off-speed pitches. I'm not sure how that'll play when he's a starter. There's also the possibility that he's mid or bad as a starter and you just lost out on a dominant relief pitcher.

Not to mention Caleb, after two awful quarters (after an incredible 1st quarter making some insane plays), still managed to lead the game winning drive, had 40 seconds to spare, and his team won the game.

Even with that being Caleb's worst performance and Wentz's normal, it's still nowhere close. Wentz had a QBR of 2.3 last night. Caleb was at 51.9

So did Roberto Hernandez!

Yeah, I don’t see how construction of a new stadium begins before 2030…and 2030 sounds very ambitious to me. Not only do they need to do site remediation, but they need to close a purchase deal with BNSF and have a new Metra maintenance yard built. The active train tracks likely will need to be shifted to the west on the site a bit to make room for a stadium. I still think it’ll be a win for them if this is ready by 2033. I’d imagine Jerry wants to live long enough to see a new stadium, so it’s not just the possible 2033 ASG that is an arbitrary deadline, but this is going to take some time.

To most franchises, no it is not. To Jerry, it is just another opportunity to hold onto a bad contract as long as possible.

A 1 year deal is NEVER an albatross. add in the massive bump in ticket sales and post season revenue and Jerry can put that in his pipe and smoke it.

It’s pretty wild that KOC still carries the moniker of QB Whisperer. A lot of people thought that he was gonna elevate Murray to a level never seen and he has only unlocked a guy who doesn’t matter

Would love to be wrong but don’t see his stuff holding up at all

If they are going after just 1 TOR starter...just sign Skubal you cheap fucks. Also, would they put a committee of Hagen and Jordan Hicks as the closer options?

https://soxmachine.com/2026/11/after-successful-season-in-bullpen-white-sox-moving-grant-taylor-into-rotation

It's crazy how almost all QBs look like this under KOC. His struggles looked just like JJ McCarthy's last year. Constantly overthrowing guys. Inability to layer the ball in at all. Throwing picks right at defenders. If he doesn't get better QB play, his ass is gone in the off-season and they're gonna elevate Flores to HC.

Because of our defense, Caleb's interceptions ended up gaining the Bears 4 points somehow. Mostly because of the pick 6 right after his last interception. I guess you could argue the 1st one cost them 3 points. Still, the Bucs only got 3 points off of the last one before the first half.