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Are we approaching a deadline of some sort? What hasn’t happened to date is not a solid indicator of what’s “reasonable”

Thank you for proving my point

First time I’ve mentioned Elias. Your views are welcomed, but tone down the arrogance. You’re in a debate of opinions.

Not equal in that it isn’t unreasonable. It’s just not Elias approved.

Him and Teel would be real nice

Who?

In fairness, it’s hard to interpret with constant gaslighting

Question marks all around, including what would potentially comeback for a Cease acquisition.

Upside is part of the value proposition

You might have missed reading the better value part

Practically anyone is available for the right price. The point is, do any of those names either provide better value or come at a significantly lower cost? If so, have at it.

It would seem telling Sox fans that we have a horrendous organization is a bit hypocritical

1983 was a long time ago

But you’ve suggested those expectations aren’t coming from the O’s either… so best package wins. Not a hypothetical package.

It was in the appropriate context of cost of quality pitching. And thanks for validating my point as one of the cheapest.

And if he blows it out, he’ll still be one of the cheapest Cy Young candidates

How the potential return ranks in the current White Sox system is not a factor. Value is determined on the moving pieces solely. 2 years of Cease is going to be a significant cost. A couple of good prospects that aren’t in the can’t miss category by industry standards, isn’t fair value. Not going to happen.

It’s more fun to say you knew what was going to happen after the fact ?

What you want as an Orioles fan, and the assessment of what is “fair” is immaterial.

We’ll see

Still… Shingo was the man

Early mock has Sox getting Chase Burns

Lollygaggers

Without researching the rest of the mentioned candidates listed, Cole Wilcox would be an attractive addition.

There are real problems in America that have become even more transparent and evident in the last few years… the Sox are a metaphor to this reality.