kitekrazy

They tore that down in the 80's.

I'd take Cole because he pitches in the AL. You know what you are getting. They wont get either one. I just don't see them forking out for one guy that only plays every 5th day. Strasburg would somehow get that Sox injury curse.

Total CHOKE!

How much hitting can this team have to overcome the sucky pitching?

Most Japanese players have short careers in MLB.

He's also a NL pitcher. It's a much different league throwing to 9 guys. I'm superstitious in NL guys don't work out well for the Sox and there's the injury buy in this organization and he'd be the last one I'd think about. I think the Sox go budget on the starting pitching. I don't see them going big on a starter since they need more than one. No Q either but I bet he's on the top 5 this organization would get if he's a free agent.

I'm trying to figure out why this is even a discussion.

Could have had better choice of words.

It's almost as bad as lets get Chris Sale.

It makes no sense to give anything up for one who can't stay healthy.

Any state that has one NFL team usually rules. Texas and CA are different.

My dad use to take a small vacation in FLA after Christmas. Back when the Dolphins had Marino my dad could walk up to the stadium and get playoff tickets. FLA is an odd state when it comes to pro sports.

That would mean replacing people and too bad there is a loyalty system.

I prefer the human element.

This had to be the best underachieving team money could buy. The losing on the road to everyone is a mystery.

Dynasties are pretty hard to do in MLB. I guess you would have to water down the definition by making multiple playoffs.

Usually an NFL team rules a city.

In my old community we also had Cardinal fans.

I'd trade for the Cubs owner any day. This list of "stupid" goes to Reinsdorf hands down. It's great to relish in the Cub's misery but in reality it's picking a speck when we have a log in our own eye. Outside of both teams having a world series this century the choke factor is huge on both sides. The Sox will always be the step child in Chicago.

We probably won't have a worse record next year unless they retain the whole starting rotation. Contention is probably 2021.

Meanwhile we are waiting for the McCann regression I wonder how much the Sox would throw at Grandal. He's 30 and would have to adjust to playing in the AL. I think the issue would be how many years he would get.

I'd agree but it is the White Sox we are dealing with,

I fear him wearing a Sox uniform next season.

Give the guy a break. He does a great job in the tank when he's behind the plate.

Brewers win, Cubs out.