Look at Ray Ray Run

No issue trading for or acquiring relievers. Prefer It not to be the biggest moves the organization makes over and over again though.

Wouldn't it make more sense to be more critical, passionate, and invested in the outcomes when the team is really good, than when the team is terrible? Doesn't make much sense to be all in and results oriented for a shit team. Lot of posters on here telling others to stfu lately if they don't bow at the totem of white sox baseball, and I find it pretty hilarious. If you don't like something someone said, poke fun or rip their position by supporting yours. Telling them to shut up because they said something that hurt your emotional state is just funny as ffff

Yeah, I loved it while feeling bad for perez at the same time. He clearly felt awful and was checking on him, but take no prisoners tony!

Great call going savala over collons. You're the best tlr!

Why is engel not playing?

They don't get many appearances, and two bad ones can destroy their entire usefulness. That's kind of the point

Please don't say that. Be kind. Be better. Support your new guys. Tia.

Great job tapera. You're amazing! So glad you're here. Really looking forward to your future outings! Signed, Allowable soxtalk content Also, great job larussa pulling vaughn again and leaving in Goodwin and Garcia. Youre the man!

Guy hit the home run like 30 feet from me. Guess I should have high five everyone around me and told Tepera great job as to not hurt his feelings lol. This place is hilarious sometimes

Or death wishes. Good point.

Lol its a reliever. Will be 5% of his total appearances rest of year. Thats kind of the point. I have no beef with tepera trade. But its also why relievers are whatever.

Who is trolling? The guy gave up the lead and is out after three batters. Should I high five? My God. Are you 9 years old?

What statement? Pal, im about as optimistic as it gets. I will go blue in my face talking about how dumb it is to dedicate all your big moves to fucking relievers. I wanted positions players..even a starter if you want. Relievers are whatever. Always have been always will be. Look at your own post thinking the sox bullpen was the best in baseball preseason.

You need to grow up and cry less. People can post whatever they'd like champ

Nah, im good. Thanks though.

Relievers. Are. Volatile. But hopefully people will keep telling me why they're all worth big commitments.

Every single lot is prepaid. And they're empty. Its inexcusable. Everyone is pissed. And in the past if you showed up to a ticket lot with cash or credit they'd let you in..this is a fucking disaster. This is the worst fan experience I've had in my entire life of attending games.

The fan experience this year is a complete disaster. I was here 40 minutes early but they wont let you park in the lots with a credit card or cash. You have to go to IIT. It's a fucking joke. That with the long concessions lines and entrance lines and etc. Its unbelievably bad. I'm going to get into the park like 20 minutes late getting here early

Get your bets in on Cleveland. I'm at the game and sox have been outscored 200-0 in games I've been too. I'll be raging on hahn from the park

1. The initial return was a great return (Bart+), the actual return is not good at all. 2. My entire argument is Kris Bryant the RF'er is more valuable than another bullpen arm for this year, so them replacing Kimbrel next year which you have talked about endlessly (Not just for this year) was to refute your claim that Kimbrel was worth extra because you get him next year too. 3. Three is pretty yes or no. Would you rather have Madrigal or not have him. Not sure how the argument can be for not having Madrigal on the team.

Kris Bryant is going to get 200 million dollars. Craig Kimbrel got 43 million. There's nothing that defines value that would argue that Craig Kimbrel is more valuable than Kris Bryant. Relief pitchers are not more valuable than an everyday star OF'er/3rd baseman.

WHo is raging? You can't refute a single point I'm making. 1. Kris Bryant is more valuable for this year and the Sox chances of winning a WS than Craig Kimbrel - yes or no? 2. The White Sox could sign a reliever for less than 16 million this off-season that's production would be close enough to Kimbrels for it to be negligible for them to win next year after considering they would also have Madrigal - yes or no? 3. Having Nick Madrigal is better than not having Nick Madrigal next year - yes or no? The answer to all three of those questions is yes. So how can you argue that the Sox did what was best for this year or next year in this thread? And how can you be critical of anyone bringing that issue to the forefront? edit: And why would I want to be upset by the White Sox moves? I am one of the more optimistic posters about the players and the team, but I'm not going to blindly support a poor process being executed by the front office who has earned absolutely zero benefit of the doubt on their allocation of resources.

Except Kris Bryant is BETTER and more valuable than Craig Kimbrel, which is the point you willingly continue to overlook and ignore; which is odd, given that it's the primary point being made in this thread.

Oh my, they just spent 54 million on a closer... how is this any different? The Sox MO is to acquire the top of the line players at the more affordable positions (catcher, relief pitcher) so they can claim they play at the top of the market. They have done this over and over again, but yet they continue to have you fooled.

Yeah, I hope he's right too but him insinuating that anyone who doubts that is wrong is flat out laughable.