WestEddy

19th rounder - Nick Weyrich.

They can't be traded until after the draft lottery at the winter meetings, I believe.

I think about half of the moveable draft picks were traded for this draft.

Broken collarbone, then shoulder stuff.

Getz has quite the powerful resume, if he's responsible for players who were with the White Sox when he was a 2-year-old.

You are the status quo. I don't defend you.

I answered your question. 2027. That's a year. 2027. What will I do if they aren't competitive? What do you suggest? I figure I'll do the same thing I've done every other year, and that is watch and wait. I'm not a man-baby. I don't need to scream that team owners must die because I'm sad.

"Competitive"? 2027. If they're not? I'll blame you. It's a sport that I follow. I've done so all my life. I'm not sure what you're expecting me to do. I've grown up. Yeah, I get angry when they lose but being angry and positive isn't really allowed here.

Somebody had gotten his Irish up.

5 position players, 3/4 rotation starters and 5 bullpen arms have under 2 years experience. That's about half the team. So I'm not sure where you're going with that. Half of the big league team is still learning on the job. Their minor league system has been ranked, what, 8-15 in different listicles? I'm sure anything anybody could argue is another "indictment" if you twist yourself into a pretzel.

Planning for when Vaughn goes for the money in free agency.

The Sox will get him in the off-season Davis Martin trade.

4-2 in their last 6. They're a rebuilding team. This is what "learning in the big leagues" looks like.

A slightly better Sox team is looking at sweeping the Guards today.

And he hath given it to be furbished, that it may be handled: this sword is sharpened, and it is furbished, to give it into the hand of Slater. Ezekiel 21:11

Cantillo is only one of 20 MLB players ever born in Hawaii, the most successful of which was Charlie Hough. Others include Sid Fernandez, Shane Victorino, Kolton Wong and Ron Darling.

Meidroth's played 100, 110 and 120 games the previous 3 seasons. Why do we have a problem believing that the league can adjust to a rookie, and just pound him with the pitch type and location he's horrible against?

I think the stat-heads look more at bWAR for pitching because fWAR is more based on expected production than bWAR is. It's amazing they're 9th in bWAR paying 1/10th the salary that some teams behind them are.

If this isn't a joke, I certainly hope you're healing well.