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I don't if anyone is following the trail surrounding the fallout from Skaggs death, but this guy is basically live tweeting the trail and Matt Harvey is on the stand with an immunity deal and lighting it up. https://twitter.com/TJQuinnESPN

Look, Sheets could well be a dude. But realistically, again we are looking at a SSS in a rookie year. He's also a guy who is even worse defensively than Vaughn. Sure he could have figure it out and turned into prime Adam Dunn, but I also think TLR protected him and used him in a lot of favorable match ups during his time here, and it is likely we could be looking at some very real regression to the means as well. I would love to see him hit at a high level, but if I have the choice between Vaughn and Sheets, there is literally zero question in my mind the answer is Vaughn.

Way to create "urgency" MLB. You had one job.

Not to mention they wants to pretend that Andrew Vaughn has the pedigree of, well, Gavin Sheets. Vaughn was #13 on the overall MLB.com list. He came through with a 60 hit and 70 power, knowing that he was also a defensive 1B. The kid has an insane hitters ceiling, and too many people are caught up in freezing him based on one split in one of the craziest rookie seasons ever.

Start counting MiLB franchises.

The dumbest thing possible with Vaughn is to quote SSS splits from 2021 as if he is anywhere close to a finished product.

I felt almost all of this post. It's a bad time to be a Chicago sports fan now, especially if baseball is your #1 and hockey #2.

If this is "lazy", here's to hoping the Sox become the laziest team in baseball. The Sox would get the best match for their biggest hole and only spend money for it? Sign me up.

And they have a high level of a hard floor.

So are you telling me that coaches don't have differentiated pay in the nfl? Do they not scout in the nfl? No groundskeepers, electric bills or uniforms? I would also say it's pretty obvious why owners hide their pnls. If it was half as bad as they pretend, they would show it.

MLB players are currently getting 47% of revenues.