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Both KW and RH have milked enough money out of the Sox organization to last a lifetime. The only person who thought they were good at their jobs was Jerry. Even when he had to fire them, he still said he thought they could be the guys to turn the team around. Insane. I wouldn’t be surprised if neither of them have another meaningful job in baseball again. As far as Getz goes, I guess we have to hope that the same owner who thought KW and RH were proficient at their jobs just landed himself a savant GM.

I’m sure they think that the list of utter bums you provided earlier as being “useful” is laughable at best.

That’s sure is one massive pile of crap to describe as “useful”.

One could argue that Kenny was ready for retirement so he may not currently be looking for a job. But how do you explain Hahn being jobless currently? Usually top front office talent gets nabbed up quickly. Perhaps the rest of baseball doesn’t view Hahn as you do? And let’s be honest, there wasn’t one other team in baseball that was going to hire Chris Getz as their GM.

The risk of Cease getting injured between Spring Training and the trade deadline and getting a diminished or no return for him is not one worth taking. And if he suffers the dreaded TJ, we won’t be getting anything for him at all before he hits free agency. Getz has to get this done before Spring Training, period.

Keep him and what? There is only one possible positive outcome from doing this. He reverts back to a true ace in the first half of 2024 for a team with no chance at competing for the division, and you trade him at the deadline. But at the same time, he will be losing months of control in a competitive team’s rotation. We all know there is zero chance that Reinsdorf will sign off on paying Cease. So what if he instead continues on as a #2 or #3 starter and diminishes his value further? He will have less months of control and he will have further declined in the eyes of other teams. I see no way that keeping Cease until next year’s trade deadline being worth the risk, rather than trading him now with two full seasons of control and one “down” year on his resume.

Talk about not having your finger on the pulse of your own fan base. Brooks Boyer and Scott Reifert sure are top class at what they do. Amazing.

The laughing parents makes it even funnier. At least they have some nice kindling for their fireplace.

My son is a junior at Brother Rice and is a starter on the OL for the varsity football team. I just attended the parent meeting for the upcoming season and Coach Q announced that offensive coach Matt Kelly won’t be returning this year. Apparently not many people were fans of his conservative play calling.