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I didn't know it was that severe.

Says it all. But, he will be a cornerstone of our infield next year.

Offer him a lower amount. My point is the infield will be awful next year.

Sox holdover infielders for 2025 include Baldwin, Vargus, Sosa, Ramos. Senzel and Lopez probably non-tendered. Maybe not Nicky, we'll see. Geez, I'm depressed.

Snell pitched Sunday, so Sox won't have to face him.

White Sox Wet Dream is a staff headed by Crochet, Schultz, and Smith

Plus, Vaughn's brain fart and Baldwin's botched double play relay.

Your arguments aside, why bother with DeLos Santos?

I guess I stand corrected. Thanks.

Is that true?

Gotta hand it to Beckham. 2 outs in 9th inning, Altuve at bat with 2 strikes, and Kuhl throws a fastball high and very tight. Gordo said, "perfect pitch." Next pitch was low and outside, Altuve waved at it. Game ova.

He's had an 11-year career. One good year, as a rookie in 2014. Somehow, he hung in there. I don't know how. Not pitching skill.

Is it? He keeps his salary. I can't weep for Leone.

It's not very invasive. Delicate, yes. Back in 2007 or so, there was a real good shortstop who played for Braves and Dodgers. He had the herniated disc surgery and was back playing pretty quickly. Todd Helton had same condition at same time and chose not to have surgery, and it took him a long time to recover, with hours of therapy, I'm sure. I also had the same surgery, and I can still operate my remote today.

I'm sure that's why neither KC nor NY were interested in keeping him.

Back in the 90's, Lou Piniella said something to the effect that a good Manager can win a handful of games a year, but a bad Manager can lose a dozen or more.

It doesn't take much to encourage me, but the obvious flaws in our ranking so high is that Montgomery, now in his 4th season, is flirting with the Mendoza Line and Schultz only throws 60-65 pitches per week.

So, Sox are the antithesis of Padres. They have a dozen shortstops to pick from, we have none.

He is Rainman.

A young player who caught my attention is Xavier Edwards, who plays alongside Burger for Marlins A young shortstop who hits. No wonder they let Tim Anderson go.

Is there a starting MLB Shortstop in there?

Left Field at Fenway was perfect for him, both offensively and defensively. It's not surprising that his best years were there.

The two Principals who engineered the Burger/Eder trade are both out of baseball.

Herrera got even more a year ago.

Well, you can than Kenny "My Boy" Williams for that trade.