southsider2k5

How many great teams are going to want him?

Look I get that we aren't spending this winter, and I totally understand why, but if we are going to dumpster dive can we try to make it someone who could have actual trade value and not just a roster spot?

Pre Non-Tenders, the roster is at 38

I guess it is better than when our Run Prevention Coach was our GM

So either they dont' think much of the relievers, or they don't think anyone else will think enough to put them on a roster.

Oh right, of course. A joke, I guess you tell a lot of jokes then.

Or When given a choice between Player A and Player B in the last 1.5 years, we chose the wrong player. But sure. You keep plugging away.

I could see a case for Carela and the three name guys.

This is exactly how I have felt about almost every move made in the year and a half.

Realistically if we left all of these guys unprotected, how many would actually be picked. Obviously someone would take a chance on fixing whatever the Sox have screwed up in Colson, but maybe the relievers? Other than that, no one is thinking about keeping these dudes on a roster for an entire season.

Go ask for your money back.

https://www.soxon35th.com/white-sox-job-opportunities-front-office-minor-league-day-of-game/

That's obvious.

Because he was just speaking of roster management in terms of leaving spots open for things like the Rule 5 draft which had already taken place by the time they signed Fedde, which literally proves his point. By agreeing ahead of time, but not signing until the 13th it gave the Sox an extra roster spot to work with during the Winter Meetings and the subsequent Rule 5 draft.

It's almost like you know nothing about sports. Almost.

Agreed to and signed are two different, yet very important, distinctions.

I didn't even have to see who this post was from to know who this post was from.

If we are going to waste money on "LeAdErShIp" it might as well be with some who is actually well respected.

It makes MORE sense for Boston to want a cheaper Crochet the next two years if they spend on Soto, as they will be a a lot more cap blocked.

It screams the guy we just hired as Hitting boss recommended him so we signed him.

The Sox should have multiple non-tenders coming up.

I hope this dude is a fraction as good as some of you are telling us he is. Though I can't help but thinking if he really was that good, why did Baltimore just fire him.

Take the opportunity and draft the best offensive linemen available with your first two picks at least.

Austin Slater is English for Rafel Ortega.

Caulfield, is that you?