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That was by far the most boring draft I ever watched. Pretty bummed for lock, but I hope this means he may land in a situation with a stable coach and opportunity to sit. Maybe vikes take a shot if he keeps falling?

My fav of his was when he tweeted out "just texted a scout "does seeing kyler doing this with oklahoma make you question baker" he replied "i'd be shitting bricks right now"" Baker then turns out awesome and kyler is likely a #1 pick.

As a Missouri fan, it's hard with Lock. He is a tremendous person. He grew a lot over 4 years. But he would have phases of maddening inaccuracy especially throwing across the middle. But he had some idiotic schemes and poor talent, and sometimes put together some epic games. I feel better about him than Gabbert, but the inaccuracy is a major red flag.

So it comes out that Snyder wants haskins but Gruden wants Jones. It's weird...but I'm siding with Snyder?

I know we all love sulking about missed opportunities but man ramon laureano is looking awesome. Would have been great to capitalize on that dude when we had space on our 40 man and stuff.

Hey now, cutting really crappy veteran signings one month after learning they are the now some of the worst players in baseball has been a pretty big Hahn era staple.

We get 7 years of him at this point, I dont think they should care about service time with him.

So excited to see what the redskins/raiders gonna do

This is a great point.

If they called him up now I wouldn't say "oh, no, don't do that" though.

I don't particularly care about player control concerns with him, however, with the ball being the same in AAA I'm fine with him getting a few more starts to work primarily on his offspeed/breaking stuff. When the ball was different, I think working with the mlb ball would be a better case for calling him up. AAA is such an offensive league now I think it's kinda good practice for him too.

Maxes at 4 mill, and honestly I question that report because that had him theoretically being able to make like 13 million and I only saw it from one reporter.

https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/prospects/stats/affiliates Only a few games but probably our best pitching slate possible. https://www.milb.com/scores/whitesox/2019-04-25

Just want to bring up that Gio is getting paid less than ervin santana.

https://www.theringer.com/2019/4/25/18515037/los-angeles-clippers-kevin-durant-kawhi-leonard-doc-rivers In the world where the bulls actually held their FO accountable, I would be throwing gobs of money at the clippers front office to come here. I thought they wasted last draft in not trading into the top ten, but they've built the perfect level-up team. Loads of assets, loads of cap space, located in Los Angeles. And man, Doc Rivers went from a guy that seemed like a old school washed up coach to this. What a freakin year for him.

I expect this to be the smallest draft thread in history.

Covey's two seamer is undoubtedly better at this point than any nova pitch.

I'm starting to waver on this a bit. Nova may just be unusable in the AL (as seen by the worst hitting team shelling him). 1st time through the order 2.79 ERA .731 OPS against 2nd time through the order 9.00 ERA .900 OPS against 3rd time through the order 14.29 ERA 1.180 OPS against I mean ... comical.

Yeah that was quite a line. Wasn't he a closer in college?

It's 100 total at bats but still only 28 as a rhb. That said most of the lineup is trash so it's probably fine.

Ron, thank you.

Madrigal with two walks

Very unlikely. I do wonder if it would be a bad idea to do something like this for a pitcher who may still suck. Because it's like "see! You experimented and it failed, never do it again!"

Are you asking why shouldn't the white sox exacerbate their weaknesses or why shouldn't the white sox use an opener?

But the sox showing they can limit weaknesses would be a welcome improvement over exacerbating them.