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But the rest of the class was out there. A week later and NOTHING. And no media even cares.

So should we be worried that the class hasn't been announced yet and NOTHING has been said about it? We have baseball media with literally nothing to do right now, yet no one is asking this question publicity.

It already has.

I get it. But if you keep Kane and Toews for sentimental reasons, you aren't going to be able to compete for a cup.

As long as he is hurting himself in the field, sure.

If this franchise really wanted to go somewhere, they'd be looking to maximize a return for Toews and Kane and starting over. Too much of their payroll is paying those two for years gone past. They need to rebuild and now.

Even if you take ONLY the roster of the Sox TODAY for the team. The best combo is Leury at 2B and Moncada at 3B.

It is also the exact strategy they used to destroy as much of the 2020 season as possible.

Of all of the young SP, there is no one I am holding on tighter to than Vera. He has true ace potential.

And a way better option at 3rd base.

Ball having surgery, out 4-6 weeks.

For those with The Athletic, this is a great read.

News on signing day was late Monday, but that came and went without any information. Thank god we have this great Chicago media which gets the facts out on everything.

Tim Anderson in Field of Dreams

I have complete faith that the Bears will screw this up.

As Whataboutisms go, We did it before, so why not keep doing it the same way is a pretty awful one. There is nothing wrong with learning from what you know today and adjusting your thinking to match. As for Curt, I always kind of felt his peak didn't last long enough, or wasn't great enough to overcome the rest of his career. He didn't hit any of the big key numbers. He never won a Cy Young. Close, but not quite for me.

It would absolutely shock me if Jose Abreu weren't on the 2024 White Sox.

He's not in the top 50 is all I have seen.

No idea where he fits in, whether it is here, or just a general MiLB signing.