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Acuña's making the roster. I'd imagine Baldwin and Acuña share time in CF, and both back up the IF.

LaMond Pope clocks in on the rotation battle: Mike Vasil: Versatile Chicago White Sox pitcher eyes rotation spot

I think Caulfield was saying that he would have more confidence in Baldwin developing if he was a Cardinals' or Rays' prospect, not that he thinks Baldwin should be traded. I agree with you on your win totals, though. I feel my prediction would top out around 78 wins, but yeah, 82 wouldn't surprise me.

SoxMachine takes a look at the roster battles lining up in the rotation: If White Sox rotation remains stable, how does Charlotte's shake out after spring? - Sox Machine

"Organizational incompetence!"

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He played negative defense, as per FanGraphs last year, but he was ranked 23rd out of 30. for 2B over 200 PAs. Not the absolute worst.

They'd have to DFA or IL Pereira in that case. They're bringing Pereira back from his oblique slowly, so maybe he doesn't really play for a couple of weeks. MLBTR story today that the Yankees are looking for a RHH bat at catcher or OF. Korey Lee plays both!!

Fegan's pre-game notes Pregame notes: Anthony Kay Cactus League debut - Sox Machine - Kay sits 93-95 - C. Monty to play Wed, Pereira still getting better - Venable wants Sosa to play more 3B - Mune and 10-D to get time at DH in-season, complicating Quero and Teel's DH time

Mead, Quero, Hays, Sosa, Hill and Baldwin. None of those guys would be a surprise if they came north. I don't think both Mead and Hill make the team together. I don't think there's a spot for either of them.

Camilletti and Tanner Murray trying to not get lost in the Antonacci-amore. Mead, Sosa and Baldwin with good-looking lines.

Yikes. Iriarte.

I think a good 4 guys in the starting lineup don't make the team out of camp, but it's nice to see the starters putting up runs instead of our AAA guys against A-ball pitchers.

I agree that Rate isn't "must see". I agree with SS2k5 that it was out of style the day it opened. It's a perfectly passable game experience. It most likely is a bottom 5 (or worse) visit for the non-Sox fan.

And he's under 26. Weird how those three guys in the under 26 listicle thread didn't mention him.

The Giants quietly installed CPAP machines in their bullpen so pitcher could take more restful naps.

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These kids talk way too fast. It's not like he's bringing twice the info as anyone else, either.

CHGO Podcast.

Yes, I have seen one of these describe it as crumbling.

Well, Merk jinxed it from the outset:

I agree that sitting in Safeco is breath-taking, or the skyline from Jacobs' Field (Progressive Field?) Park rankings are listicles. And most of them are by people who haven't visited all 30 parks. I make the assiduous decision to stop reading the ones that describe parks that have nothing to do with what they purport to be describing. And many of these take lazy whacks at Rate by calling it "crumbling" or "dangerous".

Most of the listicles I see takes swipes at the park that tell me the writer hasn't visited. They describe it as crumbling, dangerous. Newspapers are laying off writers or just closing the doors. Like eHow is going to pay somebody to visit 30 ballparks and rank them? I'm sure most of the criticism comes from people reading previous reviews and regurgitating.

Well, Kelenic ain't making the team with groundouts like that.