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if the sox ever blow past $100 million for a player it will absolutely be for one that is a DH.

They should try again in the offseason. I been on this train for years.

All of his writing on him has been extremely positive. He has been the only one to really promote his defense, everyone else is still relying on body type to guess he'll slide. But it was why I was surprised with how positive the writing has been that he was gonna be so dismissive to the idea he's top 100. Then again, Colson's july was tremendous, and Greensox was pointing to 7/3. A month, especially in higher competition, can actually matter.

$36 million

jesus if we get chafin how much money is in the bullpen for next year?

it would be cool if baseball allowed player leasing. Unlike a full trade, all players could veto it. But a team could get a .5 year lease of Ohtani in exchange for prospects, and have him back next year.

Dipoto had the kind of growth in his position that I hoped Hahn would have.

good arms for the brewers ace factory. My opinion is they may have not traded at the peak of value, but I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't trade him at the peak of his performance.

That would be nice, I did not include any orioles and they have had such a great outfield this year. He'd be a great fit offensively, and defensively, since we don't care about defense.

August Abreu.

I remember when sox fans were sure that any "athlete" drafted was a bad idea and any high schooler would fail on the sox because the 3 they drafted over a decade failed. Now Colson Montgomery is our first home grown top 50 prospect since seemingly forever (we have had prospects we've selected in top 5 that were immediately top 50 guys, but few that grew into that position, and you can include Robert but he did cost $60 million and had extensive experience in a pro league). The problem isn't that hitters explode on the sox. It's that the sox are bad at scouting, and continuously get excited that a previously great hitter is suddenly in their price range. And then it turns out its because they were showing signs of decline, which scared other teams, but sox have terrible scouting so we then say "oh no, don't get this good player, they'll be bad on our team" when they are still younger and more expensive. Basically - these are all the reasons why I'm certain we'll end up with JD Martinez or Nelson Cruz.

Here was this from greensox

Wasn’t Law asked a few weeks ago if Colson would make his prospects list and he dismissively said “in a word, no”

If I were to channel the white Sox ethos it to me points to JD Martinez, Matt Moore, Quintana.

Not sure there are two tanners allowed in an org.

Removed @Chicago White SoxS reply because when placed next to each other you can see how caulfield is arguing against himself.

https://theathletic.com/3465963/2022/07/31/mlb-trade-deadline-latest-padres-cubs-nationals/?source=user_shared_article rosenthals latest. Every potential playoff team mentioned except white Sox, who are irrelevant.

Sorry for crashing the mychal givens thread. Yay middle relievers

I mean … yes this is probably how it goes but not sure it goes much different anyway. Cease / Rodon is a real 1-2 punch though.

Sorry guys, I’m never gonna give up on CP

“They said we would never trade assets for a pitcher we just declined to get an asset for because we were scared he’d sign, and now we’ve checked that box” - Hahn, August 2nd 2022 (rodon would be a great get and expiring pitchers are a good idea given our farm)

I don’t understand what I’m reading here

I feel like we used to get content from the draftee camp.

Ramos Sosa Shilling Martin Burke (just wanted to give you the caulfield experience)

I don’t mind walking that rate when you are at a 30% k rate and fine contact.