southsider2k5

To each, his own

Philly seems to have a lead on someone.

Campbell might be interesting, but Colomenares is a 24 year old in A+, who hasn't shown much of anything.

Of course we are giving up international cap space.

Didn't the pitching have pretty big injury problems by the playoffs?

It's wild that the most successful LA signing of the last decade, that stayed in the system, is Lenyn Sosa.

The last rebuild got back to back playoff performances before falling apart. We are exceeding expectations right now, but I don't agree with the idea that this is somehow a bigger success.

#FuckRon

Yeah, that's a lie, on both counts. Every other post you made in the last 24 hours is taking shots at other people. Be the change you want to see.

I disagree and argue with people here all of the time. I also agree with people here all of the time. 99% get that it isn't a personal affront.

Pro-Tip: Don't spend all day worried about what people said years ago. Enjoy what is right in front of you.

You troll people all day, every day. Try actually enjoying this instead of whatever weird Quixote quest you are on.

On it.

The White Sox are in first place, and every single thread is the same two people bitching about things that happened years ago. Good god, will you just STFU and actually enjoy it?

Teel will be hitting his arb years by the time Lackey would be getting to the majors.

Same.

Specifics are different than generalities. If there are specifics that make them different, it changes the equation, and it might not mean they are tied. Personally, I am not taking the guy to move him off of catcher, but I also don't want a 120-130 games a season #1 pick either.

What if he can?

Doesn't matter. SS gives you more flexibility

Can't rule out TLR tho...

I am going to say this again. You can never have enough SSs. I don't care if you have Derrick Jeter on your roster, if you can get Arod, you bring him in and find a place to play him. Hell, Colson is currently out with a back injury. In 2 to 3 years, could it worsen? I refuse to hear that we can consider a SS because we have too many SSs. You can never have enough SSs, just like you can never have enough pitching. You can like Lackey better, but BPA all day, and if it is a tie, the SS wins.

If only

Honestly? I feel pretty solid about the first two being Roch and Thome.

Just like there is no such thing as too much pitching, there is no such thing as too many SS's.

Hagen has to built a bridge for himself and NOT walk over it.