Everything posted by GreenSox
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/23 6:05 CDT (Nova vs. Cashner)
Geeze....nice play I think Delmonico will hit...perhaps not enough to justify his modest defense though
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Jesse Rogers (Cubs reporter) floats Colome for Montgomery deal
Just trade Colome for Hoerner. He's out-hitting Madrigal by a ton in AA already.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/23 6:05 CDT (Nova vs. Cashner)
Sox trying to make sure he get Sox trying to make sure he gets vests in that $9 million salary....
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/23 6:05 CDT (Nova vs. Cashner)
Yonder Alonso has had zero days off.
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ALONSO LINEUP EFFECT
What they had been (recently) was not very good; both were sorely overpaid for their performance. If their recent performance is what Hahn wanted then it's no wonder...
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Jesse Rogers (Cubs reporter) floats Colome for Montgomery deal
I'd do the Nova for Happ part, but the Cubs don't need Nova. Montgomery is a middle reliever or a #5 starter. I'd hope the Sox can do a more creative/productive trade for Colome - but that's my heart; my head says they'll probably end up trading him for the next Madeiros.
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Jesse Rogers (Cubs reporter) floats Colome for Montgomery deal
Thanks for the offer, but, uh.....NO
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ADAM ENGEL MYSTERY
Engel wasn't ready for the majors when he was brought to the majors. Maybe he never would have been, but an OBP of c .306 in hitters paradise Charlotte does not signal "major league ready."
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Driveline tried to analyze effectiveness of each org's player dev, guess how sox did
Not only are the Sox dead last, they are nearly twice as bad as the #28 team.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/22 6:05 CDT (Banuelos vs. Hess)
Burr's not going to make it. Banuelos looked good; he might have been aided by a generous zone, but he was close. He looks like a starter to me - how successful, we'll see.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/22 6:05 CDT (Banuelos vs. Hess)
this hess must get tired quick; he was hitting the corners. 2 of the Sox outs that inning were ripped.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/22 6:05 CDT (Banuelos vs. Hess)
Until that. I like Delmonico - good batting eye.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/22 6:05 CDT (Banuelos vs. Hess)
Alonso... How about giving him a day off.
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Sox @ Orioles Gamethread, 4/22 6:05 CDT (Banuelos vs. Hess)
Hopefully his command looks like Q's we'll have something. Fortunate call on that last pitch.
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Bring Back Gio pt Deux?Update: Signed by Brewcrew
He was available all winter, they've had him before, and didn't make a move. I suspect he's not a Cooper guy.
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Future White Sox Lineup #GetExcited
The Sox basically need everything to go right from this point forward, since they've squandered so much already and the future is heavily dependent on consistent quality drafting, international signings and development.
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Former Sox updates (Avi, etc)
As I predicted...get him away from Cooper and his pitchers and that's what happens. I hated that trade from the outset: a young catcher improving significantly with the bat and who showed excellent plate patience for a fungible closer. The quality orgs stockpile hitters like that - Rick Hahn can't wait to get of them.
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Fegan interviews Hostetler on upcoming draft
Burdi was just a ridiculous pick on several levels. Specifically, though was picked to be rushed into the 2016 bullpen....the same thinking that brought in James Shields, and rushed up Fulmer and Anderson. Ahh the resources Hahn wasted trying to save 2016, which had no chance to be saved.
- 4/19 White Sox @ Tigers | 6:10 PM CT | Rodon v Zimmerman
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2019 MLB draft thread
I'm a Tulane season ticket holder (the "Green" in my name) and go to about 1/2 the games and Hoese is sensational. I will caution this though. Tulane's schedule this season is unusually weak (usually play LSU twice, e.g. - not this season) and we have faced some really bad pitching. We start playing the better conference teams beginning next week, and that will provide more insight. Bad pitching or not, he can rake...but whether he can hit at FRD level, we'll see.
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4/19 White Sox @ Tigers | 6:10 PM CT | Rodon v Zimmerman
What is a timeline for measuring the success of a rebuild? Rebuilds are fluid. Some take 10 years. Personally I would measure it on the Astros-Cubs timeline: 3 years, and this is year 3. Astros/Cubs had some luck, and the Sox had a jumpstart. 3 years falls in between the Royals/Pirates timeline (a decade - of course they were just sucking more than rebuilding during that time) or the Brewers/Rays (2 years).
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4/18 Games
Another org minor leaguer who is doing well is Evan Marshall, Counselor at Law. He had a great spring and it's continuing through Charlotte. He's spit the bit his 2 brief turns through the majors. But it looks like it will be a steady train back and forth from Charlotte with relief pitchers. My man Mercedes continues to rake for Birmingham. If he can hit like this (big IF, I know), it's not like the Sox are stacked at DH.
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4/18 12:10 pm - White Sox v. Tigers (Nova v. Ross)
Fulmer was the year before. Substitute Burdi for Fulmer for the June 2016 dog and pony show.
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4/18 12:10 pm - White Sox v. Tigers (Nova v. Ross)
Right - and if you won't do it with a 4 run lead against the woeful Royals...
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4/18 12:10 pm - White Sox v. Tigers (Nova v. Ross)
Nova pitching like his stats from last year suggested he should. Bullpen all messed up... Ricky needlessly pitching Colome for the third day in a row on Tuesday didn't help.