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I listed his 2021 injuries from before which included both Hamstring and groin injuries, which would explain exactly that.

Going to guess this is Andrew Vaughn insurance for today, but Eloy and Robert insurance in the longer run. With a 28 man roster, I am going to guess he breaks camp with the squad just for evaluation and teaching reasons and then we see how it goes.

Ron Kittle is still making bank 40 years later on one fluke season.

We are talking about a minor league reliever here, which is about a half step above cash considerations. Let go of the Pearls.

This is quite literally what we did. We gave up a low level minor league reliever to pick up a left handed OF who can play for us now in a pinch.

If Philly wanted him, they would have. This isn't OOTP.

I think it will be a pitcher. No idea who, but someone like an Anderson Severino, Emilio Vargas, and Cade McClure are all only a stop away from Chicago.

I don't think anyone would conflagrate message board posters with some of the stuff that happens both in those media towns, and with their fans actually IN the ballpark. The Sox are a fairly low stress environment to play in compared to some of the others. The media is generally team owned, and tame. The fans aren't NEARLY as aggressive as some of the other markets. I mean you can find anger if you look for it, but in general, anger isn't coming to look for them.

On the bright side, this seems to be a pretty happy place to play in general. The media is pretty easy going, and the fans aren't awful towards most players. There isn't hte NEw York/Boston/Philly types of external pressures.

#TeamPigeon

Now that looks like a bird that could sacrifice bunt, and peck out the eyes of the 3rd basemen trying to field the bunt. That is what I am talking about.

Sounds suspiciously Cubby yuppie like. We need our southside birds to be more gritty and high in twtw.

This is Chicago. It's either got to a pigeon or a sea gull.

Players of note without options below.

I hadn't heard this yet.

Almost as if the other teams weren't interested in them.

It's almost like the other 29 teams out there realized the same thing and knew they could chance them on waivers in six months.

Honestly, they just need to DFA him and get it over with.

Ah, took "this guy" as Micker.

In order for this to happen, Micker has to clear waivers and have no one claim him.

6 to 8 weeks (42-56 days) is a BIT short of 60 days FWIW. Going to guess Yermin doesn't go to the 60.

Looks like last year included a groin injury (Sept), COVID (july), and personal issues(Apr-May), and groin/hamstring during spring training.

Yeah, it sounds like I don't have to worry about him dying in the OF so that is nice.

More like Chitterlings.