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Ahh old Jerry Jeff Walker. I remember L.A. Freeway from him.

And Jose Ramirez back...well, the White Sox are basically now playing with house money not going to get upset like in 2012 when they led the Tigers until the final month

Around here solid mean's He sucks !

At least an ankle injury is not as bad than an Achilles tear, which would have pulled him out for the season and more.

Of course they do.

Philly ATL LAD NYY wasn't exactly chopped liver

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If you still want a starting pitcher the Sox will not spend the prospect capital for much else. I'd recommend a current 1.2 bWar catcher like Luis Torrens of the Mets. Maybe pair him with Clay Holmes in a trade if the Mets don't resign Holmes. Once August start the trades will start flowing. A few might trickle in ahead of that.

FanSidedReasonable Foster Griffin trade packages the Phillies, Cu...After pitching a combined eight innings in MLB between 2020 and 2022, Foster Griffin took his talents west — all the way to Japan, where he spent three years reMacDougal for Foster Griffin? don't think that will be well-received, despite the Mune connection from NPB "In Rymer's proposed trade package, New York would land 32-year-old Francisco Lindor ($341 million contract) of the New York Mets in exchange for Carlos Rodón, Anthony Volpe and Jasson Domínguez. "Lindor is exactly the kind of player they need right now," Rymer wrote. "Not just a shortstop upgrade, but a proven star with swagger and World Series experience."

Didnt he say 5-8 weeks ? I mean id love it to be 4-6 because that was my prediction before the 6 or 8-12 weeks thing came out.

And have better defense and challenges than what we have with Quero and Romo.

Can’t wait. Quero did not look good tonight. Bad challenge and the dropped pop up to begin with.

Mune did hit 9 home runs in the HR Derby and pocketed some spending money…

Maybe the Sox can look into acquiring Luis Torrens from the Mets among non sexy moves if they want to try to pair him with Clay Holmes. Also decisions to be made on who to trade that other teams might actually want from the periphery of the Sox 40 man like Hays ,Pereira, Thorpe. Technically their rehab assignments will take them past the TDL if they want to use full rehab time. But they may want to make a decision sooner on Hays since he has already played multiple games on his rehab stint. Hays 20 day rehab stint ends August 6, Pereira's, August 8th. Thorpe gets 30 days max and his ends August 17. Several others on the 40 can also be moved including David Sandlin, Duncan Davitt, Joe Rock, Wikelman Gonzalez, Jonathan Cannon, Tyler Davis, Riiku Nishida. The rest of the injured pitchers on the 40 Berroa, Bush, Leasure, Tyler Gilbert are still a mystery but also do not count against the 40. The most likely pitchers added to the 26 as RP at some point if not traded are McDougal and maybe Duncan Davitt who has been pitching well since he went to long relieve if the Sox want to make better use of Newcombe in shorter outings.

You don’t trade for your top prospects for Mason Miller, the best closer in baseball, to convert him into a SP project in years where you plan on contending. None of it makes sense imo

Teams like the Brewers and Rays are never wedded to one player. TB held onto Longoria too long, and the Brewers did the same with Braun and arguably Yelich, but they are decidedly too early to trade franchise assets rather than waiting one year too late. Look at Hader, Devin Williams, and Peralta…and look at all the money being invested into Chourio, two more minor leaguers (Lara/Pratt) https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=81308d9519815da0307d24ae747f0b6d7243053fbf10e539369eedf931adbe2eJmltdHM9MTc4NDY3ODQwMA&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=4&fclid=1334be6d-de12-6d40-1c78-a969dfcf6c24&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYnJld2NyZXdiYWxsLmNvbS9taWx3YXVrZWUtYnJld2Vycy1yb3N0ZXIvODM3OTQvYnJld2Vycy1zaWduLWx1aXMtbGFyYS10by1zZXZlbi1wbHVzLXllYXItZXh0ZW5zaW9u&ntb=1and diligent efforts to get #1 prospect Jesus Made into the fold as well. They believe in the early extension benefits versus buying someone like a Murakami at close to peak value as the contract signed puts him into his early 30’s in the case of most high profile FA’s.

Colson Cholowsky Bonemer Vargas is a good enough infield to more than make up the difference offensively. It’s also a better fielding one at three spots. If you’re going to extend Vargas instead of Murakami, it has to be considered. Ofc in a perfect world they sign Mune Vargas and Colson to long term extensions…and believe that the outcome will be much different from Moncada/Robert/Jimenez. Or it could just as easily be Cholowsky Mune Vargas…if you’re worried about Colson’s back holding up over time. From what we (supposedly) know só far, Vargas hasn’t expressed an abundant amount of interest in signing an extension, but it always comes down to $$$.

This is an absolutely garbage post and you should be ashamed for even typing it.

They’ve also never gone down to the very bottom or at least 29th payroll in the majors, só they’d still be adding at least $40 million… With their current personnel, it does make sense to at least think about moving him for pitching, if they’re not trading at the deadline or going into the lockout period in October after the WS. It likely wouldn’t happen until one year from now. Feels like a 50/50 proposition whether he stays atm.

Very well summarized.

https://nypost.com/2026/07/22/sports/chiefs-reveal-renderings-for-3-billion-stadium/ $3 billion new Chiefs’ stadium in undecided KS location, 70% taxpayer funded to generate move across state lines Roof/dome technology will be fascinating to see how it plays out in other sports facilities, seems to let a lot of natural light in Do you really need a dome just for a handful of December and January games…or heat in early to mid September?

What a bullpen!

I'm no fan of Jerry Reinsdorf by any means, but do you seriously think that they'd only have a $120M payroll if the CBA forces them to do so? In this decade alone, they've already gone over that amount 4 times. Ishbia is paying down the team's debt and team revenue is going to increase with the boost in attendance they're experiencing. That doesn't mean I think it's a sure think that they'll keep Mune beyond next season, but let's not make it sound like his departure is basically a done deal.

Lost me at Romo.

On the topic of B. Smith, great interview with him on the latest FutureSox podcast. Really thoughtful young fella, and Elijah Evans has really improved his interview skills.