BamaDoc

Interesting that Palka and Tilson played in both the AAA(before suspended) and MLB game. I double talked at first also.

With the way this day has gone with injuries probably making sure there wasn't a car or plane crash.

What a day.

Can't catch a baseball, he got facial breaks.........sorry after all this shitty news gotta try to laugh........this sucks........probably opens up some 40/25 roster spots by putting some of these on 60 day

If Glass does sign then only 15th rounder Caleb Freeman rhp hasn't signed out of top 27 picks. Pretty darn good and maybe he signs as I think he is listed as a signer per the future sox draft tracker so impressive. So while typing SH posts Freeman signs...Cool!

So if Glass is coming in at 200 that eats up 100k so that leaves a max offer of 127,525 to any of the remaining six. the 27,525 probably not enough to sway a high schooler. Oops wrong math. evidently 125k is the max before pool so 152,525 which below goes to Freeman

Guzman 16yo LHP hmmmmmmm. I missed that Albert Perez was promoted to A+ awhile back. 21yo LHP. One hr allowed in 2 years, sorry to curse him lol.

He's a bigga boy! Maybe the guy who subs at catcher/1b and primary DH is still in the minors?

Not defending him, but Hahn should be judged by all aspects of his job. Saying anyone can make those trades isn't true. Theo even said Hahn insisted on Cease and held out. Maybe someone else doesn't. If Alonso hit his career average he would have been an overpay but would have provided some L-R balance. If he catches on and does significantly better maybe being the recipient of all the Machado shit did affect him. He didn't ask to be here and man he fell off the cliff. Wish he had done well and been flippable, glad they cut bait.

It always is especially if they say "it's not about the money".

What I get on links is 2018 data. Is that what you wanted?

https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/prospects/stats/affiliates?date=06/27/2019

ptatc love your input here. I am also medical. Agree something is weird here seeing olden day pitchers go 300 innings and in the last ten years we are to the point 200 is becoming rare. Is it the off season rest as kids the elders got while working second jobs? Ala Andrews thinking year round throwing when young is a big factor. In Japan, I think they throw a lot more between starts, any studies on their rates of UCL that you are aware of?

Perhaps every pitching signee gets a elbow MRI. With modern therapies like PRP etc we may soon establish to what degree a partially torn UCL can be rehabilitated. At some point you may get where preemptive of a partially torn UCL makes sense. But I can't think of any reason seeing a perfectly fine UCL to repair what isn't torn.

I hope you are right. Agree it wouldn't hurt to give Collins the at bats. Hard to develop on the bench.

No doubt there has been some who underperformed and our injury luck has seemed to be really bad. I looked at some of the higher thought of systems (Braves, Pads etc) awhile back and found better injury luck but also a number of guys struggling. It is also hard sometimes to just look at the year long numbers. Some times it takes guys awhile to adjust. Here is a prospects monthly OPS line.......April .578 May .679 June .790 Roughly equal plate appearances by month so does he suck or is he adjusting? Obviously, this is just one stat and there is a lot more to it than one stat but it illustrates my point. If this player gets a July-Aug OPS in the .800s, I would say it was a really solid year and look to move them up a level and might expect/hope for a similar season next year. Any guesses who it is?

https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/prospects/stats/affiliates?date=06/23/2019 https://www.milb.com/scores/whitesox/2019-06-23

Last year he had 12 saves ERA around 3, WHIP about 1 and he got a raise from 5.3 to 7.3 million. This year already 16 saves, 2.15 ERA, WHIP .7 If he maintains those numbers he is going to get a big raise. By WAR he has reached last year at like 1.3. So if he maintains this pace he should be maybe 2 plus WAR........What does analytics value one WAR, by WAR he gets well beyond what I mentioned

Something you don't see very often or ever. In the first Charlotte game, every player had at least one hit and scored at least one run, probably faced Despaigne not good pitching.

Colome has been very good for us. He will get a hefty raise for that next year, I will guess at least to 10-12 million. We can afford it. His numbers indicate he "is what he has been" which is a consistently good reliever (consistent is not necessarily common). You absolutely trade him if the right package is offered which should be higher than what we would have taken 3 years ago where you trade everyone for something and hope it sticks. If you don't get what you want would/should he be a guy you offer to extend? Arbitration heavily rewards saves and "counting" stats. 3/24-27? If you are thinking that is to high, you shouldn't be arguing he shouldn't be traded.

Completely agree. You don't bring up a guy while he is struggling in a year it doesn't ultimately matter. Despaigne will probably let go soon. Detwiller probably comes up for a few starts and if/when he sucks it might very well be Santiago. At that point Cease may have turned it around and be deserving of being brought up. The outside chance of contending this year disappeared when Kopech ,Rodon and Dunning were no longer in the picture. Those three were actually expected to reach before Cease. Those three with Gio and Lopez and we might be looking to add a competent right field bat.

Jay playing in second game.

Jay didn't play in the first game for AAA. Rest or could he be on the way?????????????

Red is underslot. Green should be over slot though some aren't. If post tenth round you sign for more than 125k, the overage has to come out of your overall pool. There is no savings for under 125k in rounds 11 onward. You are not obligated to offer any amount re the 2,500. I do not know of the 2,500 "rule" but a lot of college seniors will get less than the 125 in rounds 11 onward. To further make it complicated, you may spend 5% over your pool prior to incurring bigger penalties. If you go over 5%, not only do you pay a 75% tax on the overage, you lose next years first round pick(more picks lost if over 10%). Thus 5% represents a pretty hard cap.

I am not ready to take my annual dive into it but yes I count about ten that can be removed with minimal pain. But there are more you have to add usually than this.