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Jerry doesn't think so.

I'm not 78 but at some point I could see age saying you can't do this anymore.

Too many assumptions..... Sox get good under Ishbia..... who knows when? really compete until..... what does compete mean? These things aren't certain. My lack of optimism is based on history.

you spelled lousy wrong. Legacy organizations are the Dodgers and Yankees. More so the Yankees. Interesting that many of their free agents seem to be productive. Sure they get a dude once in a while but I imagine any player would love to wear uniform and not for Halloween. The old Sox legacy started out by throwing a World Series.

AN opportunity for the WNBA to become more popular than MLB

This is why you promote from within and the only qualification is "within". He doesn't want to hear free outside advice that he is doing it wrong.

Not sure how his post related to the Cubs unless it was edited.

So it's what have you done lately vs. an established pattern that keeps repeating. There is one constant in the latter. I could understand if the team went through more than one owner. The pattern is fans can't have nice things. If so it's temporary.

The former player thing just can never go away. Both were not very good at baseball either. I wonder if the Sox do this more than anyone.

Signing as a non dumpster dive FA does that too but maybe that is on the Sox scouting

LOL I forgot about it until it was mentioned.

Look at all of the legends that wore an A;s uniform.

Which is sad. Jenks has a good one and so did Ryan.....both very hard throwers

I wouldn't rule that out...........

Says every fan of a habitual losing team, Then ask Naylor and Tucker "please become a White Sox" and then trying to imagine their reaction.

The new trend in baseball is the labeling called "smart" players. Maybe that's a White Sox thing. My translation is just good enough to never play but flirt with playing .500 baseball but not look really bad at losing.

I'm also getting a season closer to not seeing winning White Sox baseball.

Easier said than done. Finding the right ones is often trial and error.

and MLB

I remember Lawrence Holmes said for a Sox player to be successful is to leave the organization. The real work for the next owner is to remove the cancer this organization is. It wont happen overnight.

Some make rash judgements and pronounce them as failures. Unfortunately I did not play in AAA and made it to the majors to elaborate more on that. The sad part is the ones who devolved.

If the Sox were in the NL that's probably what their record would be,

Cubs would like to have Cease back. These fools know how to ruin an organization. We somehow want to believe good players would like to be here but the organization is toxic.

Amazed how many become injury prone. We would like to blame lack of conditioning but it happens to even the most conditioned players in all sports.

Do they have any?