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He did a great job with Tristan Peters. He also did a great job with acquiring Vargas, who I was very wrong about. But what I said is still true. He still burns $30 million each offseason on crappy free agents. But that’s pretty much free agency for you unless you are going after the no brainer top talent, or getting luck with fliers like Peters.Epitome Sports Management. https://legacy.baseballprospectus.com/compensation/cots/american-league/chicago-white-sox/Even PCA knows not to post soccer threads in the “Pale Hose Talk” forum.I get Peacock, Hulu, and Disney+ for free through Xfinity.Getz tried to extend him last offseason and he turned them down. It has already paid off. I’m sure he plans on going to free agency in three years unless the Sox offer him a sizable extension.That isn’t quite the quote… @DoUEvenShift?Only the Caulfield knows…LOL, thanks Guardians!It’s an annual routine for Getz. He usually sets fire to around $30 million each offseason.I’m still laughing about @vilehoopster’s save percentage argument.Getz couldn’t identify a good reliever if his life depended on it.Yikes. Sox still taking that DICK in Cleveland.Have him try to steal home at this rate.You and JoeJoe have me convinced that they are going to come back and win this game. And not only that, but they are going to dedicate this comeback victory to the greatest owner in sports — Jerry Reinsdorf.Cubs got destroyed but PCA still got his double. OPS up to .900.Awful, especially after that Vargas homer to take the lead with only 4 more outs to make it count. 😢Yep. True story. But no one cares, cuz it’s soccer. Football is worth the CTE in most fans’ minds. No one cares about soccer enough to care about CTE.Exactly. We don’t need another overhyped “ace” that can’t either hit the strike zone or stay healthy. Take the guy that will contribute with his bat almost everyday, as well as with his glove.I can’t b**** about Tony Phillips. I absolutely loved that nose candy fuckstick when he was with the Sox. Go back and look at the stats that he put up in 1996 at age fucking 37. The booger sugar was empowering him. His stance and swing were both unique and beautiful. Unfortunately, the booger sugar eventually caught up with him and he died at age 56. RIP. But yeah, he’s still one of my favorite Sox players from the 90’s era. Laugh if you wish, but Tony Phillips was the s%*#. .374 career OBP. 51 career WAR. He was a new age player for baseball at that time and an absolute wet dream for the stat nerds of today. Minus the booger sugar of course, but that was all a part of his charm, outside of the frequent ejections. 😂Did you post “AMURICA”? Cuz you should have, tray! 👍🏻🤟🏻1) Agreed. My version of rich isn’t Reinsdorf’s. 2) That’s BS. I’ve paid my share already by 46. You should see what gets yanked out of my annual bonuses. I’m likely retiring to WI early on a lake with good fishing, close enough to my boys. Although SS2K5 is making Indiana sound as desirable lately. 3) Agreed. Being “rich” is different to everyone. It’s all perspective. 4) No thanks. I’m good. I’m on pace for my plan for eventual retirement as I sit here at 46 and will be able to leave my two kids with inheritance and fish all day. I just need to avoid being stupid and getting married for a second time. 🤣
