southsider2k5

Let. It. Go.

The Mets couldn't pass on Rocker. Good for us.

That kid wasn't even a first round projection.

He has a Paul Konerko vibe. Professional hitter.

Yeah, hats are going to be good for him, lol.

Thankfully Vaughn could get us someone useful like Frazier.

Sox and Giants "out in front " for Frazier. https://triblive.com/sports/tim-benz-sports-illustrated-reporter-sees-2-teams-out-front-in-the-adam-frazier-trade-sweepstakes/

So they could take anyone. Lol, nice work by the Sox there.

And Aaron Nola before that.

Hopefully getting the all-star break out of the way gets things cracked up again.

Flash back to the Tim Anderson 6/25m extension.

I will mention it here again. Every single White Sox top draft picks since Tim Anderson in 2013 has made it to the big leagues with the White Sox at some point. The draft and development team which was a mockery about a decade ago, has figured it out to a high degree.

Hot take theater. ? ? ?

And despite all of the physical advantages Eloy has, Vaughn is twice the LFer that Eloy is.

Spoiler alert: They should.

I feel a lot better about our future here seeing the number of lower level kids off to good runs.

The same.

Need a FutureSox write up on him for more detailed scouting report.

He's gone from a 38 ops+ vs RHP to 67 in about 2 weeks.

It has been one of the best developments this season. He can play out there every day. I kind of expect him to be our 2022 RF.

Yes. He had a meltdown, was banned, and it was cleaned up. Soxtalk was apparently to tough for him to handle.

It's not often a VP shoots someone, that is impactful.

It's Vaughn, and then every one else. Also it isn't particularly close.

Good to finally see this happen. For the record, we should all be savoring this moment. The Sox drafted a raw SS in the middle of the 1st round with a high ceiling out of a JuCo who had a minimum of ABs. They developed him into a batting champion, a defensive wiz, a great clutch hitter, and now an all-star. What a great win for Timmy and the White Sox organization.