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kitekrazy

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  1. Always assign players positions they don't play and somehow you hope it doesn't hurt their career. Of course for the Getz Sox that would be trade deadline career. No shortage of stupid in baseball when it comes to habitual losing small market teams. If baseball had stupid rankings instead of power rankings the Sox would be juggernauts.
  2. They are like the White Sox except the Pirates can produce their own talent.
  3. It will happen
  4. After tonight's win you have to ask just what happened
  5. Don't let Getz get wind if this
  6. Plus the hope of getting a bench filler AA piece at the deadline and somehow that ,000001% of they make it. It's the at least get something fans are so duped.
  7. Based on our comments we don't think Getz should be in their long term plans
  8. Part of that is knowing weaknesses you can't fix and avoid getting those players. Them you have to look at the scouts involved in suggesting those bad picks and not employ them anymore. In our stats driven society you can spend time looking at a tablet and not watch a guy play.
  9. Baseball is full of them. Sometimes it can be a full season. Two I remember is Konerko and Chet Lemon,
  10. Always trying to find mangos in the Artic We have fans with hope for every player who has a pulse. Symptoms of the small market habitual losing organizations.
  11. Are we ignoring his glove?
  12. It's still a Bears town. The NFL rules many cities not named NY or LA. More often local medias spend more time on the NFL team.
  13. That sounds like the White Sox except for the contender part which I don't think will happen my lifetime and definitely not Jerry's.
  14. I tend to think successful MLB players silently blacklist this organization. Who knows that maybe some office people do the same. But there is probably more job security in those positions because results don't matter. See Chris Getz
  15. Both Central divisions are a joke. They should make a division for the Pirates, Sox, Reds and call it the cheap ass owners division.
  16. Nice to see him doing something impressive a lot more. Cubs have no decent guy at 3rd. Getz probably thinking another opportunity to make Birmingham better.
  17. I was wondering of someone would bring this up.
  18. Greater evidence this organization can't draft an develop. They only recourse is keep trading pitching
  19. That's more like it
  20. This could be premature but some teams do get hot. This was severely lacking during the Grifol era. I'm tempted to almost break my Safe From Watching White Sox Baseball. Did I officially break that though watching the Desert Dogs and tune in to watching the farm?
  21. Reinsdorf will find a way to ruin it.
  22. If the Sox were NL West good we probably wouldn't mind him. Meanwhile I decided to pay more attention to the Tigers. I forgot he was there.
  23. The White Sox are here for that relief
  24. Interesting some of these older players are trying to work their way back. I think Grandal is in AA Then there's the cheap ass team who try to flip them for some more minor league fodder hoping the one in a zillion chance they get something so they can rinse and repeat the process.

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