southsider2k5

Oh god.

I mean I would like to see a trade return that shows this first. But sure, pop off.

Imagine if we had signed a flip candidate who was more than a platoon player and could have gotten something better? Nah, it's the complainers fault.

Which should be fine with the timeline most of our position prospects are on.

And just thinking outloud without seeing the kid, this reads like a Cannon/Burke/Davis type of guy with mid to back rotation stuff and go out there every 5 days and give you six OK innings on a typical basis.

Or he isn't lazy, and the Brewers just made it make more sense. Sometimes it isn't the message, but the messenger. That doesn't even mean it is a White Sox problem, but sometimes just hearing the same thing a different way just works.

Beating the pre-emptive complaining about complaining... This seems about a fair return. Sure it isn't a positional return, but if the pitching offers are that much higher, we definitely still need pitching.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/yankees/gage-ziehl-695721

Unlocking as it seems the Houser stuff was wrong.

Are you "most"? Because it seems like you are here complaining.

Well maybe not...

Put a one in front of that 3.

If he starts today, that is more of a statement of his value around the league than anything else.

See, we agree on something.

Just got done reading Houston might be interested in bringing Carlos Correa back.

Getz

If he's smart.

They don't have a lot to offer. Literally everyone they want to trade has major flaws and other team would rather have their first choices instead of the Sox guys. The Sox were going to be last minute kind of moves once plan A, B, and C fall through for other teams.

Yep, this right here. And I am sure teams are thinking maybe they get discount on an unproven guy, but it should be the opposite for the Sox. Unless someone is willing to overpay, keep him. You got six more years.

So it is all guys who know Tony pretty well from the sounds of it. Not unusual I am sure.