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I’m sure he eventually ends up there, as he ages. I think he plays short for his first couple years though.

Ideally, but our consultants in Baltimore informed us this is the best we can get.

Then why ask the question if Cease has red flags? Seems like a dumb question.

Players with no red flags get 700 million dollar contracts

Can’t gamble without chips on the table

Less risky than a undervalued deal

Eloy was being explored as a trade by himself supposedly. He has value, although not extensive. He’s not a throw in for cash considerations, he would add value to a trade if he were included.

No, they don’t need to shed payroll. Eloy isn’t blocking anyone.

I disagree

By your own standard, would Elias be unreasonable to offer that deal?

What business is it of yours what White Sox fans want in return for Cease? Realistic or not, that’s what it is. Not your problem.

I haven’t discussed pitching as a priority return. It’s reasonable to accept and offer whatever. There’s little doubt you’ve convinced yourself as being correct.

He’d say yes, as any reasonable person would.

Likelihood and what’s reasonable are not the same thing

Qualifying as reasonable is a subjective measurement. You have your view, cool. The league hasn’t met Getz’s asking price to date. But it doesn’t sound like Getz is done talking with other teams, who are well aware of the ask. If he ends up keeping him, that’s the choice. Nothing about that is unreasonable.

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