fathom

For someone that can't hit off speed pitches, he is far too reluctant to go after first pitch fastballs. I know he said he's not going to worry about strikeouts this year, but having no plan at the plate is just wasting developmental at bats. He's a frustrating player right now.

I absolutely, positively believe this is why Singer is in play

Great job by Birm guys

Totally agree, this has been a dreadful season so far. Renteria has not done a good job either.

What a god awful effort. Anderson's throwing is total garbage. Moncada's focus has been dogshit as well. Taking first pitch fastball strike against Kluber was another very bad approach by him.

Problem is the starting pitching has been pretty brutal in terms of finding future contributors. I still don't trust Lopez at all.

Brutal freaking series. Not much positive going on in terms of the rebuild.

Omar is just killing these pitchers. Also I'm not sure what Cooper is doing to prepare these guys, but it's unsuccessful once again

And KLaw thinks he's a reliever

Would love to see spin rate metrics for his fastball and curve this year compared to last year and the year before that.

Herrera makes a ton of sense for them

One other thing, pretty sure the game he had Getz watch with him at ACCT was Griffin Roberts start

Speaking of Spillane, he's working out for the Sox tomorrow. Could totally see him as a 3rd round pick for Sox

Another close replay goes their way. It's truly unbelievable

Cheap homer

Pretty positive they wanted Beck last year, possibly Adell also

Isn't super 2 deadline coming soon?

Much needed break for Yoan

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/white-sox/white-sox-talk-podcast-inside-white-sox-draft-room-scouting-director-nick-hostetler?amp&__twitter_impression=true

Couple other thoughts from great podcast: - still yet to hear Hostetler mention anything about Singer's stuff. It's all about his competitiveness - definitely questions amongst Sox scouts about Madrigal's power. One scout thought he could put on weight still

Is Perez a top-notch framer?

At least he made them earn it today. Step in the right direction.

It was awful last year. Couldn't throw it for strikes. The Giolito curve is now synonymous with D. Day's slider and Bummer's 97 mph fastball.

I believed him after listening

Vs Brewers this weekend? Wouldn't mind one more Giolito start to screw the Cubs.