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Every manager should coach their team to chop down on runners wrists lol...

Can't review runner being pushed off the base? Gant/Hrbek?

PLAYER (9) POS. COUNTRY TEAM BONUS Luis ReyesPDominican RepublicCHW$700,000 Abraham Nuñez Jr.,SSDominican RepublicCHW$700,000 Angelo HernandezCVenezuelaCHW$500,000 Rafael AlvarezOFCubaCHW$300,000 Juan Uribe Jr.SSDominican RepublicCHW$200,000 Fabian YsallaPVenezuelaCHW Denny LimaPDominican RepublicCHW D'Angelo TejadaSSDominican RepublicCHW Albert AlbertoOFDominican RepublicCHW https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/international/chicago-white-sox/ Wouldn't be the White Sox if they didn't take 2-3 "JR.'s"

PLAYER (13) POS. COUNTRY TEAM BONUS Arnaldo LantiguaOFDominican RepublicLAD Joendry VargasSSDominican RepublicLAD Erick BatistaPDominican RepublicLAD Anderson JerezPDominican RepublicLAD Elias MedinaSSDominican RepublicLAD Jesus TilleroPVenezuelaLAD Daniel MielcarekSSDominican RepublicLAD Robinson VenturaPVenezuelaLAD Javier HerreraSSVenezuelaLAD Harold GonzalezSSVenezuelaLAD Luis CariasPVenezuelaLAD Samuel SanchezPVenezuelaLAD Eduardo QuinteroCVenezuelaLAD

Dodgers had the lowest intl signing pool after signing Freeman....that subtracted $1 million from $4.14. "For the Los Angeles Dodgers, this represents the opportunity to upgrade an already-deep farm system, but they have just $4,144,000 in bonus pool money to work with, which is tied with the Texas Rangers for the least amount available to spend. Because the Dodgers surpassed the luxury tax threshold and signed Freddie Freeman last year, they had to forfeit $1 million of their available funds. Teams can spend beyond their allotted bonus pool amount if international prospects are signed for $10,000 or less. Teams can also increase or decrease their total bonus pool allotment through trades in increments of $250,000, unless they have less than $250,000 remaining in their pool. Many of the prospects available this signing period have already agreed to terms with clubs in under-the-table contracts, and some have had deals in place for multiple years already. The Dodgers reportedly signed Joendry Vargas, a 17-year-old shortstop out of the Dominican Republic who is ranked as the No. 3 overall prospect in the class by MLB Pipeline. Scouting reports say Vargas has five-tool potential, and despite his 6-3 frame, he can handle the position well, even if his future might be at the hot corner. L.A. is also expected to sign Arnaldo Lantigua, a 17-year-old center fielder out of the Dominican Republic, who is ranked as the 24th overall international prospect by MLB Pipeline. Lantigua has plus-power and the potential to stay in center field long term, but his bat is his true calling card. It would be an impressive class for the Dodgers if they officially agree to terms with both of those players, especially considering their lack of bonus pool funds. Along with those two, they are likely to replenish their farm with up to 50 international signings." https://dodgerblue.com/dodgers-bonus-pool-money-for-2022-23-international-signing-period/2023/01/15/

Bad throw from Robert. Bad throw from Anderson.

Comical...top 7 teams with most walks competitive for post season at least 1 LA Dodgers 4.23 5.33 4.00 4.19 4.28 3.74 2 San Diego 4.16 3.67 4.00 4.17 4.14 3.49 3 Chi Cubs 3.61 4.00 5.00 3.58 3.65 3.13 4 Milwaukee 3.54 4.00 6.00 3.59 3.48 3.56 5 Texas 3.53 3.67 4.00 3.60 3.46 2.81 6 LA Angels 3.50 2.33 2.00 3.57 3.44 2.77 7 Cincinnati 3.47

Beckham doing game?

Guardians' announcers "amazed" at Robert's pitch selection after opposing pitcher throwing more balls Teams with least walks 26 Colorado 2.76 4.33 4.00 2.75 2.77 2.80 27 Miami 2.65 3.33 1.00 2.43 2.88 2.69 28 Washington 2.53 3.67 4.00 2.23 2.85 2.73 29 Kansas City 2.46 3.00 2.00 2.82 2.08 2.84 30 Chi Sox 2.45 1.00 2.00

We pulled ahead of KC!!!

Grifol left team with fewest walks to join team they're tied with for fewest walks in the majors lol...

20 walks for TA

2045 hits

Grandal busting it to get back for passed ball. Making Reese McGuire look like Johnny Bench or Pudge Rodriguez.

Guardians' announcers wondering why Sox veteran hitters are so impatient when their own nearly youngest team in baseball doesn't have the same tendency. And whether Grandal will be able to find a job next year...

This Guardians' lineup with Naylor out for oblique...yuck. Someone has to occupy third playoff seed though.

Not sure you can find that many non apathetic Sox fans in the entire country. Only way is to retain $1 Moncada Fund donation from every Sox cap purchased globally. Grifol has to be gone...embarrassing.

Twins deserve to lose division when Guardians made Civale and Bell moves for next season when just 2 games back THIS year.

$29 million plus $5.5 million this year still...

There's at least a 25-33% chance he's back next year and they don't have any one else meriting an opportunity. Same as catching. One can debate Andrus's spot.

Moncada the quietest seven game hitting streak. Just one hit in each game. Elly de la Cruz 9th homer

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Terrible control from Clevinger out of the gate here...

In all seriousness...this was probably agreed upon during Lynn/Kelly trade negotiations and simply announced later...as plausible as anything. "Batista, 20, is 3-1 with a 3.46 ERA (15 ER/39.0 IP) and 54 strikeouts (12.5 SO/9.0 IP) in 10 games (seven starts) in 2023 with Arizona Complex League Dodgers. He leads the ACL in strikeouts, ranks second in ERA and WHIP (1.23), fourth in opponents average (.237) and eighth in IP."

Eloy is a heel. Just 292 innings delivered this year by projected Guardians 2023 rotation. None of those five guys (Bieber McKenzie Quantrill Plesac Civale) comprise the current rotation.