kitekrazy

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?

Nor do they buy stadiums and always get someone else to pay for it

When you pronounce Bill's last name wrong over and over again,,,,,,,that's all you need to know

CLE seems to never play their best against the Sox even last year.

only if he were a pitcher....ran out of corks to patch up the Titanic so lets try bubblegum sad how we are suffering from the habitual losing syndrome. We get giddy over a DFA.

That's all the Sox look at. The ability to hit a baseball..............well........nevermind

They would put him on the mound and the way the Sox ball bounces he would need TJ surgery.

Most fans don't care. It's not like it's the NFL or NBA. Most fans couldn't even list their farm teams.

That would call for a Clevinger sighting. If he does get hurt and depending on the injury that could be a 2027 appearance.

I often find this statement interesting. Good scouting not named the White Sox know this already. DO you think they keep MiLB scouting reports hidden? We are addicted to small sample sizes good or bad. What made that trade really bad was getting a player with no options. I think 2026 will be a better revelation. I'm just glad he doesn't look like a player under severe depression like last year.

If that were the case they would try to bat him twice in the lineup.

That pattern of small market habitual losing baseball. We so want that to work but it doesn't. It's not like other organization haven't done this. We believe in it so much but the results are not there. Plus it doesn't spread good will to wanting players to sign here other than hopefully I'm good enough to be traded. We tend to individualize this sport. Stats from one team doesn't equal stats with the new team. If there are no existing players to compliment that player they suck when they get here. It doesn't happen with the habitual winning teams. These solutions never work for an organization that is bad in scouting in all aspects of the game. You would not get the same Naylor in a Sox lineup as you do in the D'Backs. If Ohatni were a Sox you get a different one. This organization would bat a Vaughn or Vargas after him and all they have to do is walk him. We seem to believe in the trade frenzy practice and it never produces sustained winning. Bad teams - what are we going to get in the future by giving up, good teams what future are we going to give up ti win now. I'll bet the discussions are much different with the North Siders.

I can't get past the point that no one wants to play here. Talk all you want of signing players but it's nothing but DFA material or late signings like a Beni which you overpaid. All of the free agents you mention would only sign if they are DFA'd. These are mere hallucinations

where are they gonna get that?

I think he will just to spite us.

I would leave it right there. I believe most veterans would not want to play for them unless you overpay. Then they hope to get traded.

that's all they got

I tuned into the Tigers just to se if they are really that good - they are.

kids

Colson hitting .429. I guess he couldn't hit minor league pitching

There goes his trade value