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Engel can play any OF position. That's enough.

He was very obviously hurt when he went down, and we know how funny the Hamstring can be. Even if they do draw it out, that's cool. It allows us to not have to worry about dead arm and innings limits.

They need to get him back when he is healthy. No other reason to rush him back.

Billy Hamilton has a role on a championship team with his defense and base running. He got exposed for a while when we lost 4 of our top 5 OFs, but that doesn't mean even when he isn't hitting he can't help a team like this.

I haven't looked up the D numbers, but by the eye test, I feel like Vaughn has been a better LF for sure.

I am honestly surprised we brought up another pitcher if guys like Foster are barely pitching, and someone like Engel is still under playing restrictions.

The younger guys are the difference between a 3-4 year run, and a potential run of the decade. If you are dealing them, you had better be sure you are getting a guy that puts you over the top AND will be around for years.

This is a really weak defense of the post, but if that is what you have, that's fine.

If you feel like our MiLB system has one type of player, and your solution is to trade the young pitching to help the MLB team, that is exactly what will happen.

So the solution is trading all of the young starting pitching.

Ok, this account is spectacular. Surf the timeline. https://twitter.com/ellen_adair

The Vera, Dalquist, Kelley, Thompson crowd is the second wave. They are the ones who come in after guys fall off, or leave.

Yes it would. Eventually it will happen, if nothing else, for the return of Eloy.

Since TLR day

Look at usage. Foster is the next guy to go.

Ha, ha, no surprise there.

There was this one time in 2003.

When your post blows up in your face...

The irrationaler, the better.

Please don't. We do much better when you are in melt down mode.

So the last two teams that came to Sox park in first place each lost 2 out of 3 games to the White Sox.

The White Sox now have the best record in all of baseball with this one.

(W) Ryan Burr (1-0)