southsider2k5

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/white-sox/it-sounds-matt-davidson-wont-be-next-shohei-ohtani-after-all

https://www.dailyherald.com/sports/20181111/why-the-white-sox-could-be-contenders-for-harper-machado

https://www.dailyherald.com/sports/20181111/why-the-white-sox-could-be-contenders-for-harper-machado

Robert is #1 on the BA hot sheet for the AFL. https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/arizona-fall-league-mlb-prospects-hot-sheet-111218/

I am more worried about him looking like 2018 Yoan Moncada and getting picked apart by refusing to swing at borderline or slightly out of the zone pitches.

There is no doubt he is a better option for CF than Adam Engel. Engel is a placeholder until the rebuild starts paying off. In theory he could still become a starter if his bat can move up to even the 40 to 45 hit scale, but with each year that goes by the odds of that happening go down.

Along with the Cat at times. Crazy.

I know nothing about the guy, but this right here is enough to red flag him for me, especially when you add in that lots of Japanese pitchers have trouble adjusting to the American pitching schedule.

Reading between the lines, it seems as if while they can't discuss a deal until the off-season, it seems like it is already a done deal.

Also, I am sorry I hurt your feeling again. This is really getting to you.

Until Jimmy has another meltdown.

It wasn't wrong. This is a Trumpian attempt to get me to prove something that you know is true, and would just move the goalposts when I did. No need to waste anytime on it. Besides, seeing it eating at you after this long is enough. I learned long ago you don't need truth. You make it up as you go along.

The amazing thing is the amount of people who believe this is a pretty normal thing, and want to arm "veterans" and put them into the schools as protectors, instead of something productive like overhauling the VA.

Again, come back when you have an original thought. One that doesn't involved stalking or trolling other posters.

Come back when you have an original thought.

And you keep proving mine.

If anyone would support this, it would be you.

I kind of feel bad for the guy TBH. He has spent apparently decades of his life holding grudges against random strangers for not entertaining him enough, which he feels makes him a better "fan". I don't know what kind of response there is for that other than the same truths I keep trying to tell him. If you have time to be angry at complete strangers for decades, your priorities are out of whack. It doesn't make you a better fan, it makes you bitter and angry. I watch baseball because I enjoy the sport, and I enjoy the White Sox because of generational family traditions, the escape from daily life it brings me, and a joy of sport. I feel sad for people who don't get that. Especially if they do this for decades and feel nothing but anger and disappointment. Every time this discussion comes up, the same guy comes into conversations which didn't even involve him to start name calling and raging about his way somehow being better. The anger issues are so prevalent over something that shouldn't be. What does it say when you hate something so much, yet keep doing it? But, rinse and repeat. Sad is the only thing I feel.

Uh, oh. I apologize for hurting your feelings again.

If you need "winning" to feel valid, something is missing, somewhere. Sports are an escape, not a stress.

Blows my theory. That is the first time I have seen a name attached to Avi, though with TJS attached to Martes, that makes his value an interesting debate.

It amazes me to see this posted over and over again. What are people trying to make up for their lives that they need to see a random group of strangers having success to feel good about themselves? Winning is a great feeling and all, but it isn't what sports should be about. Sports are entertainment, not a substitute for success.

I would take on Chatwood and Heywood to get Bryant if it meant not giving up anything of value to him. I would do that in a heartbeat.

If he is here and listening, it means that doesn't really matter to him.