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It just means that the White Sox are rostering many players that the rest of baseball has zero interest in. Not sure how that is a good thing, but sure.

And instead we got a package that was soundly decried when the trade happened, and has gotten worse looking with time. Heck of a victory lap there. You're doing a great job Getzy.

If others thought these changes were as great as we keep getting told, SOMEONE would have noticed by now. Ex-players are still trashing the organization, and the rest of baseball isn't saying anything. All of the most qualified people to judge, haven't had anything good to say.

At least for Clevinger, I am willing to give Getz a break if the ownership insisting on his signing is true. Though that tells me that Getz doesn't really have nearly as much power for CHANGE as we are being led to believe.

And the players, especially the ones who see how things run on a day to day basis, are the ones that see it first hand. Even a player who was here last year after all of these major changes were made last year was saying how much better a place like Boston is being run. It is easy to hand wave away fans thoughts, but when players and front office peers see it, it is harder to discount those thoughts.

So if no other front offices think the Sox are worth mentioning, despite all of the changes that they all can see personally in their work, and observe their work on a professional level that none of us can, that their point of view should be invalidated because their first hand observations aren't valid yet? It's wild how no one can judge anything happening in the White Sox organization, unless it is positive. We can sit and listen to being told that the changes they have made are so important by the media, and that is valid, but the people the Sox front office is literally competing against on a day to day basis can't. That's crazy.

To be fair predicting your own posts isn't really impressive.

Except nobody wants him.

In 2033.

Even I would rather have Balta around.

Well thankfully that is dead. They could have added WestEddy himself to the pen today, and it would still make me happy.

And the Mets weren't the worst winning percentage either. But MLB history still recognized them as losing the most games in a single MLB season in the history of the sport. Well up until the 2024 White Sox came along.

Considering you still have players who were here last year trashing the organization as they settle into new organizations this year, I am not surprised.

Law's top 50 draft eligible players https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6278346/2025/04/15/2025-top-50-mlb-draft-rankings-keith-law/?source=athletic_pulsenewsletter&campaign=13188419&userId=6062851

It is officially big arm day in the Sox farm system.

Jerry care

If there was any life to my fandom right now...

At least Clevinger got b**** slapped around again tonight.

Maybe Mike Sirotka.

I would settle for 1 real starter as a beginning point.

That is a really long name.

If nothing changed after changing a manager, it's probably not the manager.