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Prior to the CBA in effect during 2017–2021, each draftee cost $50,000 and therefore $25,000 to be reacquired by his original team.[9]

Bo Jackson a number of times...Frank Thomas, Bonds, McGwire, etc.

That's the White Sox we've grown to know and love...surrendering leads almost right away.

Eisert not as effective as Gilbert. Benintendi also misreading that one pretty badly. Broken bat...fooled on it.

Vaughn...warning track/fenceline power yet again. 101.5 ev 373 feet

The worst part of not having a closer or really needing one is surrender ing all those late leads. That just gets to be totally demoralizing. Especially with most Central teams GL having pretty excellent pens, like all the playoff intra-divisional teams last year.

Palacios for another week now lol. Just wait for the summer heat and the stadium to start playing like a bandbox.

As long as you maintain that exact same standard for all posters that they assiduously read every single post in a thread as well as the original one/article before commenting...sure.

Is it still just $25/$50,000?

"Let's get it on like Ping Pong in Hong Kong." Real Steel 2014

Not an everyday player, but fine in a platoon situation…

JR already had his answer in Washington. The White Sox dont exist on the same sphere or plane as the Yankees...or anywhere close to being on the national radar as a serious legit franchise right now.

Minny payroll $130-140 million....would have to double if not almost triple that (current $68 million) without Robert Vaughn Benintendi.

Last year, it was something in the vicinity of $30 million basically lit on fire for veterans who didn't finish the season with the team, roughly 40% of them being released or injured.

Dodgers 9-10 in last 17 but tied for first again Sasaki still without a victory 109 .248 8 21 1 .802 T.Edman

LOL...it's all relative

Honestly think Baldwin might be able to handle it if he focused only on that CF position 100%...48th in mlb sprint speed, Robert is up to 35th .

Eugenio Suarez has three homers tonight and counting for DBacks but hitting under .200 overall. Kelenic at .167 oops. Make that four. 19th time in mlb history.

Pretty big indictment of the bullpen and late innings defense, RISP, overall fundamentals/execution but not getting blown out nearly as often. Today, Taylor was the big offensive star and that doesn't help the team all that much.

Now without Arraez Merrill and Cronenworth...not to mention Darvish (aging/hurt) and Musgrove (tjs), Tatis and Manny can't carry the team by themselves...and FG all along has maintained SD was third or fourth team in the NL West. Just returning to the mean...especially with 25-30% of production on the shelf. Bogaerts hasn't been close to the 800/825 ops guy he was with Boston either.

Yeah...especially since they will now have to get some type of return on Rojas' relatively high salary.

I'm actually more upset how that 2010 season played out...looking back on it now. We took for granted being in division races pretty much every 2 out of 3 seasons or so.

Vivisected? Human Centipeded? Maybe watching too many Black Mirror episodes recently...

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/article/after-4-starts-what-can-we-make-of-dodgers-rookie-roki-sasaki-232141033.html Have noticed that Sasaki's been in the 94-96, touching 97 range in his last couple of starts. That's way way down from two seasons ago in Japan. Could be the infamous dead arm period.

I've already been drawn and quartered...pilloried...tarred and feathered for not noticing the JR FCC Showdown by KyLe. At least there's something to keep the mods occupied besides the NFL Draft and NBA playoffs. https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/stat/runs-per-game White Sox now 28th in runs scored yay!!! We're barely ahead of the Rangers and Royals.