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Not in favor of trading Colson. Handing a potential LH power bat to the Yankees I'd need a lot back. I mean enough to make Cashman turn it down outright . Plus you really can't trade him yet until we give Cholowsky and Carlson more time in the minors. Also again re: LH power we have no idea if we are going to keep Mune . Then your 2 biggest LH power bats are gone if Mune leaves too. They may have to resign him by the TDL because if they don't and he walks they get nothing. They cannot get nothing. And we have no idea when the season will start so a slow start will really hurt Mune's value. They already traded Jacob Gonzales and Boston Smith both whom bat LH. They can't keep depleting our LH power bats unless you get some back plus good defense at SS is at a premium too. A big reason this team got so much better in 2 years was because of the growth of the youth, power and specifically the LH power. Getting rid of it all is not the way to go. We may hate the K's and the low batting average but HR's and good defense overcomes a lot of it. If he just made better swing decisions and took more walks he could be a monster. Colson is one of the few who has the potential for 5+ WAR . With the lockout looming and new ownership on the horizon we cannot treat this year just like any other year. The last 2 years its been easy to predict improvement if you believed in the rising youth and in the potential of Murakami despite the perceived lack of pitching. The Sox already have a good offense. Don't rob Peter to pay Paul. If you want pitching sign it and trade pitching for it. Sign all the free agent pitchers you want but there's zero reason to keep depleting the team of high upside youth & LH power.

Real revenue and profit problem the sport has! Absolute scrubs getting 4 years. I'd bet over those 4 years he produces less bWAR (3.2) than he did in what is almost surely a fluke 2025 with the Brewers.

That's insane.

At some point you become injury prone, we have reached that point it appears.

I think it is too early to give up on Colson, but even if it isn’t, I don’t like many of the Yankees prospects. It would be a crapshoot on multiple recent college arms.

The Sox don’t have a ton of tough Rule 5 decisions because they have been so poor in the international arena. They don’t have a bunch of young guys running out of eligibility. I can imagine more of a crunch when some of their HS draftees like Boughton get to the bubble. High picks like Carlson, Fauske, Thome, and Prosek will obviously be protected unless they’re disasters, which unfortunately can happen.

ISTG you can miss a joke with the best of them.

I hope they find a way to stay in the city. This could be that way.

Volpe/Lombard seem to have it covered... Too many other high K propensity youngsters like Jones and Dominguez.

https://www.sloan.com/inspiration/projects/wrigley-clubhouse

I saw it kicked around somewhere that it could be agreed on to do it before 12/1. I haven't really seen that they have so at this point, I'm assuming it wouldn't be. I guess you still have to prep like it is going to happen and protect guys though just in case it does.

I think they add William Bergolla. I'd be surprised by anyone else.

The last 2 guys are 100% not being taken. The first two are slight maybes, but I doubt it. Wouldn't be shocked 8f the Sox add no one, as we might not even have a Rule 5 draft anyway.

It's Wrigley Field, they probably have a trough for bathing

I turned off the Giant- Commander game last night figuring it was OVAH. I woke up this morning and was surprised to see NY that blew that game.

Are the fans still communal pissing in a cattle trough as God intended?

I was once panicking when I couldn't find my phone/ I was holding it.

I heard they have locker room assistants that hand wipe every turd that is cut in the locker room.

Franchise all time loss records in both the NBA and MLB?

According to MLB.com here are the White Sox prospects who need to be protected ahead of Tuesday's 40 man deadline: Chicago White Sox William Bergolla Jr., SS/2B (No. 9) Mathias LaCombe, RHP (No. 17) Ryan Burrowes, INF/OF (No. 22) Alexander Albertus, 3B/1B (No. 27)

They’ve had multiple Japanese players and have re-done their clubhouse at some point so they should 😛

I dont believe the Cubs have a bidet in the clubhouse though.

Good news. Unfortunately, the Cubs typically have much better luck with Boras clients than the Sox.

In regards to this game, down 2-1, at least the power play looked good.