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Great work Dylan!

I would pay a lot of money to spend a night at a bar listening to Hawk tell stories.

Bob Euker in the booth with Hawk right now.

Pretty gutsy of Hahn to injure key players to make this happen.

If by selling the rebuild you mean, offering the most money, yes, the White Sox will sell the rebuild.

Of note is that Stone said that Covey is throwing from a new motion this season vs last year.

If you can get anything for him you do it immediately just in case he gets figured out. Eat the money, maximize the return and do it. I mean at this point they only owe somewhere around $6.5 million on him. Even if the return is a bag of balls, just do it.

Donnelly is really vulnerable in Indiana. He gets so much heat from both wings as a relative moderate.

I am no scout, if you subbed Aaron Nola for Brady Singer in this thread, we would be in a Soxtalk timewarp.

It is Bruce Levine, but still... https://670thescore.radio.com/white-sox-resurgent-james-shields-interest-trade-market

Keep in mind that spring training is something like 6 weeks of ramping up into shape. This will make like two weeks worth of rehab starts, plus whatever he did at extended.

This is a great quality post. Thanks for taking the time here.

Come on man. I don't care about semantics in a case that involves the molestation of a child. It is a hard line for me. You will never see me support him or anyone of his ilk.

If that makes me a meathead, so be it. I will also pass on a lot of other criminals out there. Those aren't the people I want leading my organization publicly.

I will pass on the molester in any round.

Remember this guy didn't get spring training or throwing during the winter.

Yeah you don't lose a pick until 5%.

No better place to start than with this...

My point exactly, the Cubs were ran like an ATM, and were never in danger of leaving. The Sox were run as cheaply as possible and almost moved 3 different times in 50 years through multiple ownership groups. Why? Because one is a major market team, and the other is not. One has the huge fan base to support it, the other does not.

It also amazed me that while great players take a large step back with LeBron, great players took a large step back after leaving MJ. I will swear to my grave that Scottie Pippen wouldn't have been a fraction of the player he was without Michael. Who can you say that about with LeBron. He takes 25/10 guys like Bosh and Love, and they fall off.

And how many times have the Cubs almost moved?