southsider2k5

If Fedde looks like a mid rotation pitcher, he will give a nice return. If he looks more like tonight on a regular basis, he will bring a Kings ransom.

Pretty sure Wrigley Field gets filled just fine without Sox fans.

What great managing by Pedro! Hahahahaha

There is a Soxtalk poster you should meet.

A three run homer? Are those legal?

Look if you want to worry about another dude's penis, that is your business, but please keep it out of the threads

I am all in favor of self-love.

But I was told 20 years ago he said differently and we all know that things never change!

I really hope this the case.

Nastrini and not Cannon? Uh, ok.

So one of three things just happened. 1. The Sox will make their announcement soon, and the Bears just left it up to them. 2. The Bears have a plan, but not backing. 3. The Bears took what they could get from the City and State, and left the Sox out on their own.

Because the White Sox can't have nice things in 2024.

That's it right there. He didn't show much post surgery last year, but he did have a decent season the year before it. I guess we will see if he is a .800 or .600 guy now.

If we had been able to produce more guys like Danny Mendik during the rebuild, things would have gone a lot better.

Taking a deeper look at our roster and our prospects, I can't picture who our OF will even be in two years. Our top guys are a long way away in Zavala and Wolkow, and both of them are high bust types of candidates, as well as high ceiling. Then you get into Brooks Baldwin, DeLoach, Veras and Burke. You can count Fletcher if you like, but he looks like a low level starter at best. IF looks a bit better with guys like Ramos and Colson nearing Chicago, and Quero behind the plate, but they well could be 25 to 26 arrivals outside of Monty. Pitching looks a lot better, but the Sox need a HUGE infusion of offense from outside of the organization in the next few years if they want to be a playoff team, and I can't squint and see it with the failures of ILoy and Yoan.

Q said outside the box. I can't imagine anything more outside of the box than baseball normalcy.

Outside of the box? For the White Sox? A normal interview process where we bring in lots of outside candidates without connections to the owner or GM and we do honest interviews with them to learn what outside views of the organization look like so that we get a good and honest assessment of the on the field product and the best way to move forward.

I don't see a realistic scenario where we can get enough talent to the majors in 4 years to help Luis Robert be on a playoff team unless we trade Luis Robert to a playoff team soon and clean up.