Everything posted by Look at Ray Ray Run
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Cease To Padres per Passan
Who cares?
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Cease To Padres per Passan
I do agree people are selling thorpe short but he could get hurt tomorrow. A pitcher as the primary piece is risky and while his floor is solid for a non top 50 prospect, he's also still a pitcher.
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Cease To Padres per Passan
that burnes deal is not as good from a value standpoint. Not that close imo.
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Cease To Padres per Passan
Yeah, he just requires some development and we're the White Sox is my concern lol. At least he's one year older than I thought, one year less we can screw him up
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Cease To Padres per Passan
Agreed. It's more than the dooms dayers said but it's not more than I expected so pretty bummed with the hype. Honestly feels about right for cease. Padres got erratic walk Cy young last year and hoping to catch lightening in a bottle twice
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Cease To Padres per Passan
My issue is he's 18 and his last name is zavala
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Cease To Padres per Passan
Quantity better but don't love pitching prospects as the primary gain
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Cease To Padres per Passan
I wanted to move cease before anyone else. I feel confident that cease is not a regret worthy move.
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Cease To Padres per Passan
Based on what? They shouldn't move robert imo.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Unless the White Sox don't think they'll be good in the next 5 years, they have no business trading Luis. You're going to trade Robert in hopes of what? Finding a player like Robert in return?
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
those guys are constantly openly rooting against things in their best interest as sports radio hosts. It's amazing honestly.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
The Chicago area market is in no way split 67/33. Even the most bias of city-centric charts put it closer to 60/40.
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Sox trade Matthew Thompson to Cubs for old friend Bailey Horn
I see this all the time here, people citing age. The ONLY reason Matt Thompson isn't worth a bag of baseball's is because of his age. If you think he never figures it out, this is when you move him. Bailey Horn at least is closer to the big leagues and a lefty reliever so more likely to get some actual MLB years out of him. No issues with the logic behind this trade. Are the White Sox right about their internal evaluations? Well, that's the scary part for everyone but the only people who value Thompson are uber-Sox fans.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Who are you talking to? You're not changing the world by asking your favorite team to leave over this. We've been bent over by billionaires our entire lives and the one time it'll benefit Sox fans is where they draw the line. You can't make this s%*# up.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Oh my, somehow medical debt forgiveness is related to a ballpark. I hope all you loud mouth world savers are protesting at every major development city wide, and looking into the tax breaks and forgiveness/exemptions (which is the exact same thing) deeply. Then if the deal falls through, I'll cry and laugh as some huge tax break goes to some other developers to develop some crap none of you care about.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Holmes, the champion of Bridgeport. Bridgeport doing great, it just has 20% the population density of the Loop. Bridgeport has also done literally nothing to support the sox. I know dick thinks that's 100% Jerry's job but I'd disagree. Jerry Reinsdorf does NOT matter. If you're a white sox fan and care about the organization, this move is great. People fixating on Reinsdorf and his past are talking about irrelevant nonsense. The past happened, it's over with. This is about the future of the team, not Jerry's past shenanigans. This should be the one time every single Sox fan wants Jerry Reinsdord to win.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Because it makes his heirs more money and actually does leave the franchise in a better place than when he bought it... the one time the org benefits from Jerry trying to maximize profits.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Only hesitancy is we Sox fans really don't get nice things often. Hard to imagine. But there seems to be good movement and I don't see any other options out there so I'll be optimistic this gets done.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Yeah, I bet 3 years after this stadium is finished, 97 year old Jerry will still be around doing those things. Do people not understand that Jerry won't be here for the new stadium... at least not for long.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Once you get off michigan, it is, because there's nothing designed to draw tourists past there. It's all office buildings. This could change part of that dynamic.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Exactly! The exciting thing about owning the White Sox (becoming the next owner) is the Sox are a legit brand. They have a distinct identity, logo and place in culture. This happening to the Sox, and let's be honest this is Jerry's last effort to maximize the sale value (he isn't seeing this through to 2030), could propel this team to being a premier level franchise under new ownership and a winning culture. They'd be an urban team in the heart of the most beautiful urban setting in the world.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
Yes, vacant but not undesirable. The site required a lot of work and cleanup and the location has only improved. You've spent pages arguing against everything about this so its difficult to believe this is something you support.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
The current park is fine, the location isn't great. I also don't know how to break the news on this, but developing the parking lots with restaurants and bars and retail in an area of the city that wasn't very popular, and was actually a rough neighborhood for a long time, doesn't make much sense. You're telling me the place will sit vacant when the Sox leave... that doesn't speak well of your belief that Jerry should have built that area up. If other developers see no promise, why should he have? The 78 has been a place people wanted to develop. It's not at all similar to 35th and shields.
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
There's more support for this deal from my non-chicagoian loop-living friends than there is on soxtalk. Honestly unbelievable
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Sox looking at building in South Loop
And the stability and longevity of the org in this city. I'm a white sox fan and my son will be, and I looked forward to very few things more than sharing those same experiences with my son that I shared with my dad. People have been so broken here they'd rather see the Sox playing in another city or a deadbeat location just because they hate Jerry. They hate him more than they'd like to see a dream-like scenario happen to a team they love... over what? Allocated tax dollars by a state and city that has pissed away tax dollars and endless things I didn't support. And mostly tourist tax dollars! And for what? So that plot of land can remained undeveloped until the city eventually grants some sweetheart deal to some other developer? Give me a break.