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Can he do Getz next?

I agree getting a real GM is a great place to start.

This isn't a White Sox thing, this is 100% normal. As an athlete, being asked to practice as at 80 or 90% is a normal thing. Injury talk is the same way because there is no scientific way to exactly measure injury recovery. As with a lot of injuries there are levels of activities you can undertake so as to aid in your recovery. If you tear a Hamstring you don't lie completely immobile from the hips down until you fully heal. You start doing little things like short walks right after surgery to keep your muscles active. Even Tommy John guys are throwing before they are 100%. You are hung up entirely too deep on the percentages for no good reason.

I hate to make excuses for Pedro, but it literally does not matter who he runs out of the pen, someone is going to choke in a key situation.

Hopefully Cash Considerations calls again.

Pillar to LAAAAAA after Trouts annual injury.

Much than his usual piss down his leg.

Making excuses to Getz dumping guys for nothing he couldn't develop in his former role is a choice.

Absolutely fair.

We have a strong suit?

Caulfield remembers.

It's still April. Part of dominance is doing it for more than a month.

We turned Matt Thompson into cash considerations. Chris Getz is the poster child for failing upwards.

Athletes who work out for a living understand this.

Because it isn't an exact science and normal humans don't talk that way.

Got cash considerations call Chris Getz at 877-cash-now!

There is nothing that screams White Sox more than reveling in ignorance.

The Bears were dead last in net punting last year. There is a LOT of gain to be had in this one move.

He was literally never optioned to the minors, so from a technical standpoint he has them all. Granted he has played long enough where he could refuse an assignment and elect free agency, but then he would lose his entire contract I believe.

Assuming he has a decent trade value (somewhere in the area of a top 100-150 lead piece) I would deal him in a heartbeat.