Princess Dye

Found good historical background on big turnarounds, of the kind we are hoping to embark on in 2020 http://mcubed.net/mlb/bwimp.shtml If we won 100 games next year, we'd be the 24th biggest turnaround of all time. Rare, of course, but we just replaced Yonder and AJ Reed with Edwin Encarnacion today, showing just how vile and bad our starting point was...so that gives hope

Looks like his sources were on target with this:

It is interesting. I also wanna see Micker finally get his chance to prove some health in MiLB. Even with injuries he comes right back and still hits when he's actually out there.

he's 21, this would be a future play if it were to happen

#PipelineWatch

two things i didnt like...the age and last year's 90% LOB

Soxtalk: Where the fan's thirst is so strong, he demands the grieving process be reasonably quick/efficient

He doesnt share many scoops but when he has he has been accurate.

Great teams have great depth

I tend to believe Levine and Gomez on the EE chances, because DH-only guys likely get their market figured out in a hurry due to lack of suitors

For what it's worth Puig actually has better career #s against righties. Reverse splits guy

Newest from Bruce Levine The White Sox's focus is on adding another solid bat. If Encarnacion isn't the answer, it's possible the White Sox could look to sign another free-agent outfielder like Yasiel Puig to platoon in right field with Nomar Mazara, whom they acquired from the Rangers in a trade at the Winter Meetings. Encarnacion's father recently passed away, so his focus isn't on baseball right now. The expectation is he'll sign with a team in January.

McCann would be fantastic depth though. Giolito's turnaround happened on his watch. Also I went back to look at McCann's splits, and his destroying lefties is the one thing that does carry over from 2019 back through his DET years

The Sox maintain some control on whether or not that happens though.

cant believe someone beat me by seconds

[SETTING: PUNTA CANA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT] [Source is boarding a plane on a windy runway, and reporter Frank Castillo is on the tarmac] [Source yells:] "Oh and one more thing, the White Sox are signing Cheslor Cuthbert!!" Frank Castillo: "I cant hear you, what did you say?" [Source yells:] "The White Sox are signing Cheslor Cuthbert!!" Frank Castillo: "What?" [Source yells:] "The White Sox are signing Cheslor Cuthbert!!" [Door to airplane closes; plane heads down the runway and takes off] Frank Castillo [to himself]: "I think he just said the White Sox are signing Marcell Ozuna."

I write my lineups on napkins 1x/week

It's going to be sad not having Hawk around to utter this guy's name on a regular basis. "Cmonnnn Cheese-lor....cmauuuun Cheese-lor. ATTA BOY CHEESE-LOR !!!!"

Betances would be a very Soxey expenditure

If the amount of suitors out there is real, as reported, then yes Keuchel gets near 4/80 Bumgarner brought down his own market because he was so intent on Arizona. It's reported he turned down higher total dollars elsewhere and I believe it. Boras is not going to let that happen with Keuchel. 4/70 hopefully is what we are coming in strong with.

keuchel to sox works in like 8 different perfect ways except for the boras part