southsider2k5

It is a wonder that baseball players ever get hurt all.

It is quite literally when you get to the point where you accrue less than 162 days on the major league roster in one season. I want to say there are somewhere around 175 days (that number might be off by a couple, but close anyway) in a regular season. If you accrue 162 days on a roster, that is considered "1 year of service". If you accrue 161 days, it is not a year, and there for the team still controls you for a whole other year.

Let me say this unequivocally. There is nothing the White Sox can do this off season to be a playoff team in 2019.

Yeah, despite what fans might think of him, I have yet to see any player even hint badly of Ricky. I know the initial returns were very much positive, especially when compared to Robin. There hasn't been much said now, but I have yet to see anything that hints that this has changed.

Probably, I mean let's face it. No matter where the fault lies, the die has been cast. If Q is really the hero in this story, the Hawks will continue to lose, and Bowman is on the hot seat now anyway. It is now officially his team, with no one else to hide behind. If this continues to deteriorate, Bowman is next. If Q was part of the problem, in theory we should see some improvement, and that is what we really want.

I don't think that Illinois can be fiscally fixed through normal means. The time to do it was decades ago. Now we are talking about radical taxation to fix the problem.

And there it is. One boss, same as the other boss.

Tax returns are going to be the same thing as emails, and largely more irrelevant. It is such a waste of time, yet completely unsurprising. Again, if the goal is to out GOP the Republican party, have at it.

Sure if your goal is to be the GOP, waste your time on it.

I am pretty sure it would have been pretty unprecedented to do what is being talked about there. I might be missing some, but I can't think of anyone who put up those kind of numbers, and carried that kind of prospect ranking/expectations/ spending parts of 3 seasons in AAA.

If he had filed a grievance and won, he would have started his service time right away starting at last September.

Again, I really think if we had tried to stall Kopech for parts of 3 seasons in AAA, he would have filed a grievance and we would have lost. It is one thing when you are talking about Eloy who only played a partial season there, but Kopech spent time in 2016 and all of 2017 there until September. If they had tried to put him there AGAIN in 2018 after the 2017 he had, I don't think that would have flown. I mean Bryant and Eloy have talked about grievances for being sent back after partial seasons. I really don't think this would have flown.

No real surprise there, but honestly if you are this close to the starting line for free agency, there is literally no reason for you to NOT run the race. At worst you have to figure that the 10/300 is the starting point, not the ending point.

Again if Hahn said anything other than Eloy would have a fair chance to win a job in spring training he would have a grievance filed against the team and he would lose.

Lmao, gerrymandering did not affect the Senate.

Damn it, tax returns are as big of a waste of time as emails. Conduct some real Russia investigations instead.

They would have fried if they tried to send Kopech to AAA for parts of 3 seasons with the numbers he put up.

Honestly I think the order is different, but I said a few months ago that if they got a top guy, the odds of signing more free agents goes up, not down. If they sign Machado, they move the timeline forward. If not, they stick with the old timeline.

He ought to appease the best for the franchise crowd.

He has to say this even if he doesn't mean it. If he said different they would have a grievance to file.

It is time to log out of Soxtalk for a while.

Kansas is dirty as hell. But for some reason, they are 100% protected.

Putting a new one up for for rumors and signings on the free agent market that do NOT relate to our White Sox.