southsider2k5

Also an underrated point.

This is where I am. Not thrilled with the return, OK with the idea of selling high on Omar. Last season felt fluke-ish to me, without any real proof to it. I am OK with selling him now, just not sure about what we got back. Though as I said, the Sox are the ultimate pump and dump when it comes to relievers.

If there is one thing the Sox have done really well this year it is pump up relievers in the short term and push them into the trading market. I 100% expect this to happen here, and if we get a decent return, well that is better than what we had in Omar.

I am pretty surprised by this TBH. He is a back up in an area we don't have a lot of depth in, and isn't very expensive at all. Oh well, the good news is that this isn't a big loss.

For $1.5 million, there really isn't a whole lot of a question here.

I hope not. If we want a reliever, sign a FA.

Could be a strategic thing, such as he thought there was zero chance the White Sox would trade for his contract so he leveraged another team he thought might.

Seeing what the Mets gave up to get a similar deal with Cano done, I am no longer interested in a Greinke deal.

I wasn't as disappointed with Rutherford, but the 2nd and 3rd players of that deal were pretty lacking.

I am not quite sure why you follow the Bears if you spend your whole time waiting for something bad to happen.

And with his ability to play both 3B and 1B, there really isn't anyone he is blocking.

Hopefully he finds it with someone else in the AL.

I think you are right here.

That is a great deal for the Mariners.

You still haven't given a real world example of anything valid. If this was a thing you'd be able to give actual examples. Instead you we have gotten to where you resort to insults. Apparently this discussion is over.

You still haven't given a real world example of anything valid.