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  2. I'm going to be really curious what Dan and ZIPS projects for Peters next year. I'd imagine it's something like 230/290/350 and around 1.5 fWAR (8 runs with the glove or so). But, they don't play the game on a spreadsheet, otherwise the Sox would be in Cancun this week instead of the ALDS.
  3. The 3-0 thing is so overblown. Heard Brian Anderson on Brewers broadcasts ask that all the time. Benetti used to ask Stone about 20 questions an inning when they broadcasted together.
  4. Would a Bears stadium even fit on the site? 35th St and 37th St. bisect the entire property. And if it could fit, do the Bears really want to shoehorn a 70,000 seat domed stadium plus an entertainment district on that site when they have 326 acres of uninterrupted land that they already own in Arlington Heights? I think they'll want a new Sox park done by 2033 so that they can host the 100th anniversary All Star Game there. But, I don't see it being ready much sooner than that - maybe a year ahead of that. At any rate, the Bears bought Arlington Park in early 2023. Why in the world would they want to wait a full 10 years after that before they can even START building a new stadium at 35th St? As far as the Amtrak facility goes, unless the city gets some sort of stop work injunction issued, I think they're going to want to get shovels in the ground ASAP....probably before opening day next year. They have the federal money and the federal exemption. They don't want to wait around until something halts their project.
  5. We have access to more information than ever. With AI, even mediocre minds can research things never before possible. And yet, John never understood WHY you'd give a 3-0 green light (or the opposite), even after asking Stone probably a dozen times over the seasons. This coming from a guy that claimed he was goin to play D1 baseball until he blew his arm out. I mean, he's a fraud. He might be a pretty nice guy, but as a baseball guy and announcer he's a fraud.
  6. Most likely he is playing CF for a reason in terms of his OF position
  7. Trades are gonna happen. Maybe not right away, but. There won’t be a problem deploying Bonemer if he comes out hot next spring. He will have a spot.
  8. I got 5th row downstairs for 80 bucks when I made this thread. People should have listened to me
  9. At this time last year, I'd say this is where we were at. A lot can change in a year. Core pieces: Colson Montgomery Kyle Teel Shane Smith Grant Taylor Building blocks: Edgar Quero Chase Meidroth Miguel Vargas Lenyn Sosa Edgar Quero Brooks Baldwin Sean Burke Some dudes: Tim Elko Curtis Mead Davis Martin Mike Vasil Exciting prospects: Braden Montgomery Hagen Smith Noah Schultz
  10. I don't understand most of the negative opinions about Schriffen. For example, he asked Stone if a hitter should be given the green light on 3-O. What was he supposed to do? Say nothing? OK. After he was criticized for that on-line, he stopped doing it, and that in itself became awkward - catering to the whims of internet sports forum warriors. Then the criticism about not gauging the distance of deep fly balls. Actually he was far better at that then Benetti. Then the "South side, stand up" OK, it was wonky but honestly, I admired the deference to the South side and it took balls to do that. Schriffen walked through the parking lot pregame to interact with Sox fans who were tailgating. Anyone have issues with that? Now, he made mistakes that some found unacceptabl. Others just do not like him personally or hate him for whatever their reasons. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Mine is that I don't think that he committed a firing offense (including his reference to Samurai swords) but if the majority of posters on this forum dislike him, then he probably should not be signed to an extension. After all, this place is the authority on all matters White Sox and management should defer. I demur.
  11. At this time last year everyone had Shane Smith penciled in as the Ace of the Staff.
  12. Peters had one season as an extreme late bloomer. He is not a known commodity. People anointed Colson in a small sample size and it’s questionable. Bonemer can’t win the job in spring training, but it’s pretty fluid competition in my opinion
  13. Projected arb figures from MLBTraderumors. This is a really young and cheap team. Sorta thing you dream about building in OOTP. Things can change, but man if we add some payroll..
  14. This. First you need the train yard stuff done. It is 2026 and we are still in the arguing about it phase. I mean MAYBE you get shovels in the ground at some point next year, but my guess is that 28 is more realistic to do all of the background work that needs to be done such as environmental studies, etc. So then you are probably taking to 2029, at least, if not 30 to get the yard done, then after they vacate the Railyards, THEN the team starts that whole process over again for remediation and such on their own site before they can get to work on building an actual stadium. I would think the 2033 season is a realistic goal to open a new Sox park with all of the moving parts. THEN the Bears could start on their stadium. We are probably talking 10ish years from today for them to move in.
  15. Good point, we are probably talking something like 2035 before those dominos all can fall in order.
  16. Problem is the new Sox park unlikely to be completed that quick
  17. If you also want to count people who were on the team at some point this year: Banks, Leasure, Sosa
  18. He shamed us. He doubled down on his schtick. He knew we didn’t like it. Did it anyway. Sayonara. (I am Japanese!)
  19. In terms of the timelines, it does, actually. The Sox need to be out by 2029, potentially 2030, and the Bears need to be out by 2033. A 3-4 year window to construct an NFL stadium is ample. In terms of what the Bears want, though, it quickly falls apart. If the White Sox weren’t willing to construct a stadium district around 35th and Shields, there’s no chance the Bears would be. Also, a Bears stadium there would lie on ISFA land, which means they would not own their stadium.
  20. It makes no sense. The White Sox would have to build their stadium, and then the Bears could build theirs. Way too drawn out. They are going to AH.
  21. I think he is the only one who spent entire season. Other Players who simply were on the team are Burke, Martin, Pham, Fedde and Vargas. I think that’s it
  22. Today

  23. https://www.mlb.com/news/why-the-white-sox-guardians-alds-matchup-is-must-watch
  24. Bears Stadium Watch: What If They Moved to Rate Field Aft...Article on Kaplan’s rumor for those who prefer to read.

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