WhiteSox2023

In MLB The Show on their PlayStation 5 in the locker room.

Yep, and I don’t necessarily think the Cubs are winning a WS this year but they ride the line of spending enough to compete without being crazy like the Dodgers. I believe they were 10th in the MLB for opening day payroll at $196 million.

Battle for the Fecal League Standings.

GM’s will do it all the time to save money and it makes sense, especially with an owner as frugal as JR. Hahn just had the unfortunate luck of doing it with three of the lamest players in history. Once they got that green, they weren’t very motivated.

937 plate appearances to be exact, that span across 4 seasons and 2 teams.

LOL, I just looked at Flexen’s stats with the Cubs this year versus the Sox last year. 🤣

Nothing better than looking at a playoff berth and also making money.

Good for Baldwin.

This wouldn’t even be a discussion if our stupid GM would stop throwing millions at him.

.220 / .696 Vargas is who we thought he was, regardless of a 50 game hot streak. Some people claimed victory too quickly.

The Sox really need to stop giving at bats to old vets that will return more prospects like Trey McGough. It’s just not worth it. Perhaps when they are actually a .500+ team.

Why? Dude’s numbers are falling almost as fast as Vargas’s.

If Getz saw this post he would get a raging boner.

Gonzalez? Dude can’t even hit well in the minors.

Yikes…

No, but it definitely improves their chances.

Nope.

Can’t trade a stud like Houser to the Cubs, even if they get back a decent prospect. Can’t help them win another WS.

Yep, Getz won the trade!!!

Just as it was designed by fate…

Yikes…

Makes total sense. They need starting pitching help and Houser would be a cheap option.

Whenever I think of Getz working that Fedde, Kopech, Pham trade, I imagine Getz as Jack in “Jack and the Beanstalk” and trading his livelihood for the magic beans (Vargas).

I’d rather he go to DFA-land. Hopefully a team is interested before any value he gained from his hot streak is forgotten.

.223 / .704 He is who we thought he was.