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The big issue is if you aren't a threat, pitchers in MLB aren't going to walk you at the rate that MiLB pitchers do. They will come after chase if he has no power.

Seriously. Put Lenyn is LF and see if he responds. It rebalances the IF for sure and allows you to keep Sosa's bat in the lineup. If he fails, do something different.

Your eye test is defective.

Wasn't it something more like there is a path to picking up his option?

That's not good for Altavilla.

Fwar: Meidroth 1.2 83 games Sosa 1.3 93 games

The White Sox were apparently last.

Betting on Robert not getting hurt is kind of crazy.

All depends on how bad the TV deal is.

Smith is still laboring with no control.

That's nasty

It's a very oddly specific amount of time to say, someone you have never met or worked with, needs to be "fixed". How do they already know it's two months, which is almost exactly what is left in the MiLB season? How come he couldn't get this figured out in a day, a week, or even a month?

Is there a control issue here? Do they gain an extra year by NOT recalling him?

I was under the impression he was Tony's guy.

I did not think I would see Julks before Robinson and Mead.

Again, with no context it is impossible to know what he is talking about, so everyone is just going to project on to this whatever they want.

This was on my bingo card, however.

Other GMs hate Chris Getz was not on my bingo card. Would have been worth explaining why a bit if you are going to say it out loud

Look, no matter how many special kids are in this draft, the Sox will select 1 pick later.

So when your boss puts limitations on you, and tells you that you can't spend in a segment of the baseball economy, you either spend what he tells you can spend on, or you quit.

Snitch.

Or if @Chisoxfn sees this

I do not care about 2025, or even 2026. These seasons should 100% be about accumulating assets for our next playoff team.

Why not both? But holding on to guys who are leaving in two months doesn't make a lick of sense.

The idea is pretty obviously that if you look at someone like Adrian Houser who has one year of control left, and then the return they got where they got somewhere around 18 years worth of control back from Tampa Bay that gives you more opportunity to capture future players with control. No matter how good, or bad Houser is, he is gone in a year. Either way we have 2 more months with him, and we have to try to resign him in the free agent market. But now we have three other players who might help us in the future, instead of nothing.