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It happened in 2020 in August and boy was that awesome.

Non-trash MLB teams White Sox:

I would have thought this pre-hendriks/clevinger but those were pretty big hits. I think I'm higher on our near available position player depth than most, but still terrified of our pitching depth. Agree with others that it's such a miss not to add a Justus Sheffield. I think he's probably bad but he is younger than these 34 year old AA pitchers we've been putting in AAA.

Solid 50 is good.

No he has one more year

Thanks. yeah I don't see him getting that.

I doubt it, they have all those semi-young pitchers from the 2018 draft that have underperformed. I think they'll all want them in with the new regime. But, it would be interesting to see what Katz does with a daniel lynch.

I think it's unlikely. Probably stemmed from kc royals initial depth sell off, but only made sense if his price was low.

I don't think the sox trust any of their options as SS, as Mendick is now gone and andrus is unlikely to return.

What are we talking about here, $30million a year? total? Anyway wacha probably will be bad, it's obnoxious if they do sign him that it points once again to how inefficiently and risky they spend their money all while believing they are the most prudent.

I feel like more accurately it took him being bad. He was prepared for the former.

To be honest, I worry they will go the carr route though. They have not really been burned like Indy, wash, Carolina have on the qb carousel. Meanwhile demeco Ryan…would he really have experienced it being bad to put ok QBs around a great team? it would suck if they go and get Carr and then draft Carter/Anderson and suddenly 4 is missing the big two

This is the “call the touchdown play” of team building

Mlb pipelines list process is to wait and see what the other lists are doing, move a few one or two spots, publish.

They are in such a terrible position. They are the main leverage to get more out of those behind them who have more value. By trade value, they should not trade too much, but they may be forced to. Best thing that can happen is they decide that actually the florida qb is their guy and decide to trade up from 12 rather than rely on 2.

Yeah seriously. This run of drafting Dalen Terry, the center debacle of tristan thompson to bradley to drummond all soaking up future and present cap and being unable to play or do s%*#. Getting completely outrebounded because still putting a 6'5 guy is better than playing em. I would probably fire them if I was owner.

Me, disgusting blob on a chair: "Hm...not a big fan of his body"

I'm so extremely bummed. I'm out on AKME. I hate not having good basketball in chicago. And what's worse, I was apathetic when we had good albeit not championship level ball. I don't even really understand how to build a good team in the nba without extreme luck. I don't get why the raptors are so bad. I don't get even why the bulls are. We celebrated when bulls knicks tried and now want them to tear it down. The bulls/magic went into rebuilds, got zero lottery luck, entered decade of hell. The Grizzlies went into a rebuild, got incredible lottery luck, are entering a decade of dominance. The Suns went into a rebuild, were largely idiots, had incredible lottery luck, tried and became dominant, it lasted for like 2 years and is facing hell. It's really kinda hard for me to get into basketball as much. It seems way too random to build a team. It sucks.

Ejector seats

i'm sorry I can't joke about something this serious. Bring back the goose.

yeah I don't really see a way out of this right now.

How about no

Maybe bring Brian Flores to be DC

I am happy about this. It would have really been gas on the fire for me.

I keep laughing that in their promo image they have a seat that has its back to the field.