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  1. The adrenaline of pitching in front of sold out crowds at the Rate will offset all of that.
    13 points
  2. This reads like the kind of careful answer you give when you need to pretend he's not already your guy
    12 points
  3. Only posting this because Bruce misspelled both his first and last name.
    11 points
  4. This is exactly what I feel when people talk about the Ishbia's bad spending in Phoenix. GIve me failed effort over no effort all day, every day.
    10 points
  5. Getz should get drunk tonight and sign an outfielder.
    9 points
  6. This is the best news they could have received from these meetings. I do question Getz referring to it as an honor. Dude, it pretty much means your team really sucks.
    9 points
  7. Pope Leo, please bless us on this day. Amen!
    9 points
  8. You know you suck when one of the most valuable things about you is you can be sent down.
    8 points
  9. 28, poor k rate, poor BB rate,poor HR rate, but other than that, he's pretty good.
    8 points
  10. Not sure I understand why it should be sad or embarrassing that the Sox found value in their Rule 5 guys last year, when finding value that other teams didn't see or couldn't realize is exactly what they should be doing with their timeline and plethora of available innings/ABs? Basically every avenue of player acquisition other than drafting 1.1 involves your organization committing an amount of roster space, development time, draft position, money, etc. to a player that other orgs didn't think was worth it at the time. Is getting a surprise hit in the mid rounds of the draft "sad" because a player other teams passed on ended up outplaying existing options in your system? Or is it possible that being correctly ahead of the "market" on a player is a good thing actually? Maybe even key for a team in this position? Like sure, I guess in a dream world the Sox just have a rotation of 5 WAR aces with no room for Smith. In a world where the Sox aren't losing 100, he's not their "ace" or all star. But it's odd to talk like he's a bottom 5 SP who would never crack a single other MLB rotation. He was an above replacement level player on a team in dire need of them, so I don't get why we should be using the Brewers' particular 40 man machinations as a demerit against his production. Almost every piece of Rule 5 coverage leading into yesterday hat tipped the Sox for finding two objectively solid pieces last year, but on here nabbing a fine starter for $100k and a versatile reliever for free is a shame for the Sox because...they should have already had better players? Because another team was willing to gamble on leaving them available in a Rule 5 draft where few players get taken and even fewer stick? Improve the roster but also never acquire talent that other teams didn't see first is an awfully tough needle to thread.
    8 points
  11. Feels like it’s too early to trade for need. I don’t see the rush in dealing him.
    8 points
  12. I'm quite a Quero truther, so it would take quite the return to make me not hate this.
    8 points
  13. Good for everyone around Don’t get me wrong, there’s a chance the Jays absolutely regret this…but at least they are going for it. Must be nice
    8 points
  14. I thought the purpose of not trading him at the deadline was because they were gonna tender him and keep him around another season
    8 points
  15. All else equal, I’d be hard pressed to take a HS prospect over one of the best college SS prospects in years. The latter provides a high ceiling without a ton of projection & development, which is what makes the pick so valuable in the first place.
    7 points
  16. Roch, Colson, Carlson, & Bonemer is going to be a fun problem to have.
    7 points
  17. With ABS being a thing next year, the value of framing will be decreased (although definitely not eliminated). Quero's biggest weakness is his framing, it cost him about 1.5 wins of value last year. I say we wait and see how his power develops and how the new ABS rules affect his value defensively as a catcher before trading him.
    7 points
  18. 7 points
  19. Worth a shot. I liked him a lot in the 2016 draft class. Reinvented himself in Japan after adding a 2 seamer. Feels similar to the Fedde situation/signing.
    7 points
  20. I mean two things can be true at the same time. Jerry Reindsdorf is embarrassingly cheap AND this is a bad contract.
    7 points
  21. Yep. As Sox fans, we've spent the last 20-30 years remarking at how certain free agent contracts have been terrible for that other team and that they're going to regret it. Meanwhile, the Sox have held the line at the $75M contract mark and have been one of the worst teams over the last 20 years in terms of making the playoffs and actually winning playoff games. I don't know about you guys, but I'm not going to pity these other franchises for their supposed stupidity, I'm going to ENVY them because we're stuck with the Sox organization's stupidity at how they do things.
    7 points
  22. 7 points
  23. What is Querro's value? A recent top 100 prospect who generated 1.2 bwar when called up. 22yo switch-hitter at premium position. Yeah he is slow, so are almost all catchers. The fact he didn't bomb when called up I would think adds to his value so I would be holding out for a similar young player with some success in the outfield or if getting prospects a top 100 plus more?
    7 points
  24. “That’ll be $27 dollars your eminency.”
    7 points
  25. This is missing an arrow from SS to C. It’s called the TA line. im sorry but that will never stop being funny (to me)
    6 points
  26. Sox officials are claiming that they’ll eat money for a better return. I was skeptical as well but that’s what’s being said.
    6 points
  27. The White Sox could win 76 or 77 games and it won’t change their draft position in 2027. Why not try to be decent. A couple of crazy things happen, and you have a fun summer.
    6 points
  28. Give Ishbia the team already you cheap asshole.
    6 points
  29. Real Estate in Manhattan is super expensive for a reason. I am fortunate enough to live there now. Pretty great honestly.
    6 points
  30. Can't stress enough how I hated not protecting him. Classic rule 5 pick profile. More importantly, a guy you invested millions of dollars and resources into and who mostly performed last year in a position of need and you let him go for nothing while having an empty 40 man roster. Makes 0 sense. Hopefully we get him back. I'd prefer him to our own rule 5 pick I would think but with the empty (and bad) roster, not like it's an either/or.
    6 points
  31. They can turn their fortunes around by plugging Luis Robert into CF.
    6 points
  32. Meidroth at 2nd, Roch at SS, Colson at 3B and Bonemer in LF? that feels like a group ready for 2027...which is why Roch should be picked over any 17/18 year old prep.
    6 points
  33. And that's fine. BA suggests he could be put into the OF or 3rd.
    6 points
  34. Roch has to be the favorite but Grady Emerson is also a mega-prospect. Lefty swinging shortstop from the Dallas area who does everything well. One scout said the only downside on his card is that Emerson isn't quite as good at the same age as Bobby Witt Jr. So, good year to be picking #1.
    6 points
  35. We just injected a potential 30 WAR into the next 7 years at no real financial cost. This is a big deal. Don't screw it up.
    6 points
  36. No. But there's miserable people on here so now's a good time to take the good news and cancel it out by reminding us that the world is hell.
    6 points
  37. I know Justin Crawford is a divisive prospect, but wonder if he could be bad for Quero. Phillies will need a catcher if they can’t / don’t bring back Realmuto.
    6 points
  38. All depends on what they get offered. If they feel it’s not enough, just hold onto him.
    6 points
  39. this is stupid. just keep developing him. there's plenty of ABs to go around.
    6 points
  40. But.. he hasn't pitched overseas yet, how can Getz be interested in him?
    6 points
  41. I’m struggling to care about anything except winning the draft lottery.
    6 points
  42. The National Equirer is more accurate than that guy.
    6 points
  43. I would prefer an owner who breaks/bends rules to spend more money, than our current one who probably breaks/bends rules to spend less.
    6 points
  44. Teel can hit and can play outfield. He's obviously the most valuable. To me Quero passed the eye test at catcher; he's 22. Lots of potential And I still like Lee as a backup. Don't trade any, unless it's for a premium (and a big premium for Teel).
    6 points
  45. Non tendering Tauchmann makes sense. Superfluous with Tucker.
    6 points
  46. Have you talked to Caulfield before? This is who he has been for the better part of 20 years now.
    6 points
  47. Would prefer to trade neither for now, but I'd rather see Quero go instead of Teel if one of them is going.
    6 points
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