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Or they told them the first to sign would get the dollars to prevent something like this from happening and handicapping the franchise for the next decade, as well as putting pressure on one of the two players to be the first to sign.

And falls on top of Manny Machado's skull and kills him as he was skipping by with balloons hanging out with his buddys Alonzo and Jay who had just convinced him to sign with the White Sox.

The biggest point is that the market has stayed tepid because there were only two teams for two superstars involved. If you start getting another team involved, that balance is thrown off.

This is exactly what I was afraid of by that stupid 7/175 report floating around. It got someone's interest.

One thing that could really destroy things for the Sox is a 3rd team involved at a serious level.

To see the Sox locking up somewhere around half of a future payroll in 2 players would be a pretty awful idea to start with, and it was also one of the very few things that Rick basically gave a straight answer to at Soxfest.

#1 Zero chance it happens. #2 See #1

Also weird is how a guy who joined December 13th is talking about what specific people were posting in October.

If they double the Hosmer contract, it would still be below the deal that Harper turned down from the Nats.

Still watching Vikings, though I have not watched last nights episode yet, so no spoilers! I am enjoying the season so far a lot.

Eovaldi didn't spend 5 years as a short reliever either.

Cool read on Danny, and the Sox did try to bring him back.

Turn the kid with not 1, but 2 TJ surgery's into a starter for a pitcher who hasn't topped 52 IP in a season since at least 2014? Yikes.

If Lonzo refused to play for New Orleans, it wouldn't shock me if he did the same to the Bulls.

Let's get Superman and Lex Luthor on the case.

You'll get your earthquake soon enough.

All I know is that MLB needs to quit sending so many BS push notifications until this is done. Every time I see one I get all excited, and then it is some crap article about fielding a team of prospects? AAAAAAAAAARTRRGGHHHH!!!

It was Nats ownership that killed the deal, not the Sox.

That would be the dumbest possible move for Manny.

I didn't even need to see the poster to know who posted it.

Eloy got 5 years because he was 16 when he signed and the White Sox has no incentive to bring him up last year.