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Nope, worse. Acuna. 🤣

I don’t know man, the Mets infield is super crowded now while their outfield is a disaster after Soto. They could possibly just sign Bellinger, but I feel like Robert is one of their best options at this point.

Where’s he going to play lol you figure Lindor at SS, Semien probably at 3B, Bichette at 2B. Unless they’re able to move Semien. Edit: I guess Baty can get at bats at corners and DH

Agreed but I don’t think he’s available

If we’re trading for a Mets infielder, I’d rather have Baty.

Robert for Vientos?

42 million a year for Bo Bichette? Yeah, we're getting a lockout.

My lord.. They have too many infielders lol.. It seems very much like making a move, just to make a move. I guess they have more infielders to trade us for Robert now

Yankees willing to add multiple opt-outs in their Cody Bellinger pursuit | New York Post behind a paywall. I don't subscribe. MLBTR has a big write up White Sox Interested In Michael Conforto - MLB Trade Rumors

33 years old and bad. Mehhhhh

Apparently Heyman is still on Boras’s payroll to sell even his crappiest of free agents.

Fuller'll fix 'em

I was hoping this was about Colson being listed in the MLB Network's Top 100.

He’s old, bad, and cheap. Not surprising.

The Dodgers turned Lux into Mike Sirota and the 41st pick in last summer’s draft. One year later the Reds turn Lux into Brock freaking Burke. Think the Reds want a redo on that original trade? They do it without spending money too.

Link?

Hahahahaha

Slow news lately so I'll mention it. It is in one of his articles from the last day.

The teams in forever rebuilds have more problems than just money. Its ineptitude. Pittsburgh, Colorado, Angels. I think the Sox are finally making the right moves and are digging themselves out of the hole. When Jerry is no longer invested in the team and Ishbia comes on the scene, we will be in much better shape. The foundation is being laid for long term success. On the topic of viewership, while it has risen, the league does need to make it less difficult to watch. Honestly this extends beyond just baseball, but there's no reason MLB can't be the leaders in this. Make every team accessible to watch no matter where someone lives and put it on one source. Stop dicking around with all the different media companies. (I know, obviously that's where the money is at).

NW IN is closer to Chicago than Arlington Heights. I don't get the can't be in IN talk. I would say NW IN is part of Chicagoland. It is right across the border.

While he’s obviously not on Ohtani’s level, hopefully Murakami starts a new era for the Sox.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25261796-dodgers-reportedly-earned-entirety-shohei-ohtanis-700m-contract-1st-season 🥲 f*** you Jerry Reinsdorf, f*** you.

The winning teams viewership has to outweigh the teams who can't have nice things or in a forever rebuild. With price of streaming that will always go up eventually people just stop. I can no longer justify the price of even a spring training ticket. How many people can turn on a TV to watch a game without having an upgrade type package. It still lags compared to the NFL and NBA. Post season wins matter. The Brewers are the best record team that falls short.