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Ray is almost 35 and JR will pay him $8.33 million for two months of pedestrian work, especially moving over from a homer-preventing stadium to GRF? And give away 2-3 prospects to boot?

And then him Kelly Graveman destroyed the clubhouse…along with Grandal TÁ Moncada, etc.

I’m hoping for one. Rain/winter conditions in the early season suuucks. And although lot of the existing retractable roof stadiums are kinda ugly, the benefits of having one would be unreal. No delayed/bad weather games ever again can only help convince people to show up. This whole project is already super ambitious, but if Ishbia can crack the code on a beautiful stadium with a retractable roof and a skyline view, I think that would solidify the new stadium as an instant classic. It also helps that the technology/engineering surrounding ETFE roofs seems to only be getting better at providing natural light and great views, but we’ll see what happens.

I disagree with that. I think the Dunning for Lynn trade worked for the Sox. Lynn was a key part in 2021 and pretty good in 2022 too. He did what they hoped he would do when they acquired him.

I think he had it under control until that lady came in "to help". She didn't even really do anything, just got in his head. Who among us hasn't had the nacho sombrero yips? What a bad idea for a promotion though. I'm imagining far drunker people trying to wrangle this thing and the mess the crew has to clean up afterward.

Every day where? Here? Pass

When did their rehabs start? Maybe one will come back tomorrow.

thats a huge overpay. I don't see the Sox trading sandlin or any top 10 prospects for a mediocre rental who's being paid like an ace I would hope the Sox would just say they'll pick up the rest of his salary and offer them one or two in the 15-20 range

Having Robert in there every day would sure be special.

Just this year. Blame it on the WBC.

They gotta s%*# or get off the pot on Pereria and Hays. Both guys obvious waiver wire bait and/or trade sweetener.

They need to find a way for him to get an MLB start or two before the deadline, 40 man be damned

To me it's asset management over not just this season but the next few. Who are you getting that's going to give you say, 30% better production than what we have at the 4th or 5th starter spot not just this year but the next couple as well? Adams could be that guy himself, maybe not 30% better, but say 20%. The Dane Dunning trade come to mind, that one didn't really come back to bite us as he got hurt again, but it also wasn't a good trade by process or by results was just mediocre.

I don’t see Sandlin going for a rental SP of that caliber and definitely not with two other decent prospects.

If you think he can be a mid rotation guy, you don’t trade him for two months of an ok rental catcher. If his ceiling is just a back of the rotation type, then the calculus changes. To me, it just comes down to his newfound velocity and how that changes things for him.

I find it hard to believe Getz would trade Sandlin after what the Sox did to get him. That said, I could see making that trade except for the fact that Ray’s stuff has ticked way down and he doesn’t throw enough strikes. I would be afraid to take him out of that park. Trade those three for someone slightly better?

Just Baseball threw out Robbie Ray for Sandlin, Lodise, & Mogollon.

I like Adams a lot but he is exactly the type of player you trade at the deadline: a 25 year old mid-rotation to backend starter who has to be protected on the 40 at the end of the year. With the roster crunch the Sox are facing, they’ll lose a few of these guys for nothing fairly soon anyway.

Good they need help there badly.

Saw a story at MLB.com yesterday that said he is actually drawing interest from teams.

https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/news/white-sox-players-embracing-unexpected-2026-success

David Keller was on Foul Territory a couple days ago and again objected to how the Mune signing gets characterized as something they just got lucky and stumbled into. He said they were intentional with wanting to establish a presence in Asia and Mune was on their radar for a while even though they didn't know where the market would fall. Seemed to want to emphasize that it was a good process and not just a good result, similar to the Roch draft room discussions where you had various departments weighing in on pros/cons/projections/development plans. He mentioned that he was also scouting players from a future NBP class on his 2 week Japan trip, but didn't want to "tip their hand" on those targets.

Suggested prices for Miller, Griffin and Wacha/Lynch deals SD lost today, three under .500 SIMLB Trade Deadline: Four Deals Involving All-Stars We’d L...We matched up All-Stars with trade partners in the Rays, Yankees, Cubs and Phillies in deals that we’d like to see go down before the Aug. 3 deadline.