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  1. Getz was hired because he already knew the organization and JR didn't want to waste a year, yet, it took him almost all year to fire a lot of these guys who we already knew sucked at their jobs. Which again tells me that in no way, shape, or form did they expect to be a 110 loss team. Everyone got fired because you simply cannot keep your job when you are the worst team in this sports history. Look anywhere in sports, 99.9% of the time a new GM comes in it gets gutted and replaced with their guys top to bottom with the occasional guys who stay on. The White Sox promote a guy who was already here and should know damn well who shouldn't have a job and heads don't start rolling until the massive black eye of the worst season in sports history starts swelling. You think all these people get fired if the team goes 75-87? Yeah right.
  2. The White Sox were 10-42 Vs. the AL Central this year and put up a whopping .216 / .272 / .608 slash line as a team in those 52 games. Its crazy to think how different the MLB landscape is this season if there wasn't a little league team playing in it.
  3. If that's what he really though then Getz and JR flat out lied to everyone before the season even started because not once did they ever say anything about rebuilding or expecting to be a 110 loss team until the train went off the rails. So its hard for me to cut him any breaks when it was all improving the defense so pitchers wanna play here and competing in the central blah blah talk they spewed out in the off-season. If in reality, they put together and expected a 110 loss team, then they lied to the fan base for no reason and even on top of that made a bunch of stupid moves that didn't align at all with expecting to lose 110 games.
  4. I’m not sure it matters, I don’t expect whoever they hire to be around when they get good again.
  5. The alarming thing to me was the way he made it seem like he had no idea about anything in regards to plans. And its possible he did know and just gave a weird answer, but I would probably error on the side of the Sox being shitty communicators.
  6. I especially liked when they had Hagen Smith in the booth and asked him what the plans were for the off-season program and he was like "Actually no one talked to me about that" 😐
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    KC Royals

    Pretty much this, I would expect them to be a lock for 110 losses minimum. It will depend on what they do with Crochet and Robert, but if they're both gone and this team signs no one of significance in FA then its going to be just as bad as 2024.
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    KC Royals

    12-1 against the Sox, hope they sent a thank you card for the playoff appearance.
  9. Well, his career .725 OPS is why I am saying a best case scenario is he can be somewhere between .750 - .800 next season for the first half and we can maybe get something usable for him. I don't expect it, and I understand hes not good. There is no reason not to roll the dice on that though because hes not blocking anyone and our payroll is insignificant for next season.
  10. You're right, he does suck, but for a team in a ground zero rebuild I don't see how spending $6 million on Vaughn for next season has any negatives. Best case scenario he can be between .750 - .800 OPS around July and we can get something for him. Worst case scenario, he still sucks and you either DFA him or certainly non tender him in the offseason.
  11. It makes sense to me, doesn't mean its the right move. They aren't going to be signing anyone of significance in free agency, and they have no one beating down the door at first base. So what if you pay Vaughn $6 million next season, maybe he becomes flippable at the deadline.
  12. I wonder if that’s why they first were like it’s 100% going to be an outside the organization hire to ok well consider Sizemore now.
  13. Actually, I think if you would have told me on July 15th the White Sox would play the rest of the season making no efforts to find useable assets and kept trotting out Nicky Lopez and Gavin Sheets all year then yeah, I would have said I totally believe they weren’t winning many games.
  14. I still find it hard to believe to be honest with you
  15. lol asking for patience. f*** you Chris. Were in the spot because JR couldn’t be patient and we couldn’t “waste a year”. The time to ease the fan base was before the season and when you were hired. Be upfront and ask for patience as we rebuild this team. Instead we got fed a bunch of garbage and it’s not until the team is historically bad these clowns are like “well golly guys it’s not gonna happen overnight can you be patient please” bro f*** off
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