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He also said that if Zavala had been healthy when the catching mess happened last year he would have been a call up candidate.

But not even less than 20% of his previous salary, which was the entire point. In fact he got a raise of about 400k.

Did the garage sale today. Got a Sale practice jersey for 10 bucks. Did get a kick that they had already marked down the Avi bats half price.

So one day you complain about someone replying to you, the next day you are tagging them? Ha. Irony much. But for the record, and since you asked, notice he was non-tendered and not signed to a deal lower than what he could get through arbitration.

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We can talk stop gaps if we can land a whale, otherwise stick to the plan.

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As did the Brewers.

It is also worth noting that the White Sox now have 3 open roster spots on the 40 man roster.

There are other OFs out there if they want to go that route. Both filler and superstars.

If we are talking straight up deals, I would have dealt Narvaez of today for Cordell in 2017 or Mederios in 2018 over Colome today. And if Colome turns into a deal like that, I will be happy.

I'd be interested in Flores as Util IF.

Which means Jose Abreu was also tendered, but it was so obvious it wasn't even news...

And coming from this guy...

Absolutely. Mediocre to good relievers bring much higher prices at the deadline. For example, if we got a #10 system LH SP prospect for Omar Narvaez would people be happy with that? Because that plus a DSL lottery ticket is what we got last year at the deadline for Soria. In the winter, the Dodgers basically gave us a reliever to take Soria.

Translation, no one wanted Addison Russell.