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1. Username checks out. 2. This is how it’s supposed to happen. An investigation was held, I accept the results. I thought Clevenger was a dickhead well before the Sox signed him, and still hold that opinion. But there are plenty of guys that hold that title in sports and the world. Time for everyone to move on.6 points
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And this is why we let the process play out before we grab our pitchforks.4 points
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Alright I was wrong. Thanks. I kept finding a RHP lol Edit: full disclosure: I’m kind of drunk lol3 points
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Gio not having any goodwill built up after 3 very good years is quite something3 points
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This is what scares me the most. In my non-expert opinion, he looked terrible last year. Not just the results. His stuff looked awful.2 points
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I think Ramos is going to have a big year. Like what I'm seeing defensively at 3B too.2 points
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And to the naked eye, his stuff was way down and seemed to give up a lot of hard contact.2 points
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Checking in to read the Giolito hate and the Outman back patting.2 points
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I kind of think his velocity will tick up after a couple spring innings.2 points
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This. I am going Colas in AAA with a bench of Zavala, Leury, Marisnick and Romy. Only caveat to this is perhaps Alberto. He may earn a spot, which would be Romy’s. I’d still give Romy the clear leg up, tho that gap has to have closed some in the start of camp.2 points
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“Man, he was as big as life. Dave was always a legend in the city of Chicago,” Jackson said. “And he was a good man for the game of baseball. If you had Dave as part of any organization, you’ve got yourself a true warrior going to war with you guys and for you guys. “That’s what I remember most about Dave when he was doing his job. He was there to let the people know the truth. He was there to be honest about the organization. And he wasn’t afraid to go ahead and hold people to task. I loved that about him. He’s going to be missed.”1 point
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https://www.tampabay.com/sports/rays/2023/03/05/rays-radio-dave-wills-dies-andy-freed-stuart-sternberg/ "Before going to the Rays, Wills spent 11 years on the White Sox’s radio team in his native Chicago after starting his play-by-play career with the minor league Kane County Cougars from 1991-95. He also did radio play-by-play for the University of Illinois-Chicago men’s basketball team and assorted other broadcast work. “Dave was the classic Chicago South Sider: friendly, welcoming, big voice, big character, caring and die-hard when it came to his sports,” White Sox communications vice president Scott Reifert said. “The Chicago genes never completely left him, and he was celebrated each time the Rays visited. Dave loved baseball, and his voice and presence will be missed in ballparks and by fans across the major leagues. A sad day.”1 point
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Romy hit 32 HR and stole 29 bases over his last 480 some at bats in the minors. It’s not like he’s some schlub came out of nowhere1 point
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I'm skeptical that Romy having the best off-season ever will actually translate to anything, but I'd love to be wrong.1 point
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Absolutely. I don’t even understand those that think this is a bad exit. This board loves to make itself miserable.1 point
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Outman is having a really nice spring. I took a lot of crap for bringing him up so much lol.1 point
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Death, taxes, and fans freaking out about spring performance 😆1 point
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I think he was legitimately bad last year, but definitely interesting his xFIP was right in line with 2019-20211 point
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It's being broadcast by the Dodgers network and on MLB.TV1 point
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No. He was shaken up a bit and in some pain, but he stayed in and made a routine catch the next play.1 point
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I like how the twothreads about the best sox news in months were closed1 point
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You forgot to include the 2 runs he allowed today in a Spring Training start! he's cooked!1 point
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Everyone know spring training for pitchers is when they are finished products1 point
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Clevinger's still a shithead, but hopefully now this won't be a dark cloud over the team for the regular season.1 point
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How long do we have to wait to figure out Lucas' problem wasn't his weight?1 point
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Tell that to the judge who wrung me up without any evidence being presented during my divorce, please.1 point
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Marisnick, Leury, Alberto, Romy, Haseley, et al. I'm lumping 5th outfielders with utility players. None of them can hit.1 point
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I don't think I would trade down that far. If the bears are picking in the teens they aren't going to get that same impact player. If the bears just go for quantity over quality, in a few years we'll be saying "they have a lot of good ayers but they lack the impact player." They will be a middle of the road good team. They need an impact a player and can draft good players later.1 point
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Article on Kopech and his newfound comfort in his changeup thanks to offseason work. https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/news/michael-kopech-increases-changeup-use Also of note is a glimpse into some of Katz's thinking with regards to what goes into arsenal development and game planning.1 point
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Not much. He rake against LHP, but most of the roster does. He’s a better IF defender than Romy and apparently an awesome clubhouse/culture guy. Grifol raves about him recently. I think Romy makes the roster over Alberto, but I wouldn’t be shocked to see it go the other way.1 point
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I think he’s referring to if the bench was Romy, Leury, Alberto. With the way they talked about Romy, I’d be surprised if he didn’t make it. Although I could see Alberto making it over him, with another NRI making it as 4th OF.1 point
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At least one guy on the bench has to be able to hit. 3 utility players would be ridiculous.1 point
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Yeah, he’s kind of a weird fit. Harold Castro , a left-handed bat, probably would have made more sense on a minor league deal.1 point
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If you can plug in a guy like Billy who can make catches that are going for extra bases 90+% of the time, I’ll take that over having a marginally better but still below average bat. Honestly, I was on the fence but I just sold myself on Billy in the time since I started posting on this thread. What’s more valuable a guy who might put up a .675 OPS or the guy who can gut the competition by literally taking runs off the board?1 point
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I really wish mlb would expand the bench so there were more room for guys like Hamilton or for that matter Sheets. With four bench spots, there’s little room for any kind of specialists like you’d see back in the days of ten man pitching staffs. How would you fit a Jerry Hairston on a roster today? Having a bat like that on the bench was invaluable. It’d be nice to have a bat like Sheets but he simply isn’t versatile enough with the short benches.1 point
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If you have a starting outfield of Ben10, Robert and Colas...you won't need a late inning defensive replacement. But I think they go with Jake Marisnick for the 4th OF.1 point
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I don’t think so. I’d go with Alberto, Romy and Marisnick, Hamilton or maybe another OFer picked up after cuts start happening. Alberto offers better defense in the infield and more upside with the bat, and I’ve never liked Leury in the OF. Although, I suppose he is passable there. Hamilton sucks as a hitter but when he does reach he is likely to score and I think his defense makes up for it when he is in the lineup.1 point
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Shouldn't Abreu as one of the "leaders" (as many of you call him), take responsibility for the animosity and "weren't a family" in the clubhouse? Isn't that kind of the "leaders" job?1 point
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Wouldn't count of that...still going to largely play out in the court of public opinion, and MLB has been fighting the last 20-30 years to increase female interest/participation which is passed on to children (via both parents).1 point
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