kitekrazy

Not with Katz.

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Jerry does that.

Pen was also unreliable. That team was closer to 100 wins if it weren't for the pen.

Kenny's idea of a haul is..............clueless. The video demonstrates on how poor the scouting is.

Keep him till it runs out and hope for the best. Change of scenery trades are a bad idea for this current organization,

That is how they operate.

Only the White Sox - Good decisions followed by WTF solutions. Media needs to get off the Royals envy. 2 roses grew out of a pile of s%*#. After they were plucked you still had s%*#.

Part of me thinks this is done to get the team ready for some buyers.

I think it's nothing but a plot to sell the team. The suburbs make more sense to move. Nashville would only be a short term success. It's obvious Florida is not a place for baseball. If the Sox were like the Rays they easily draw 3 million.

You forgot what organization we are talking about.

Still better than the Grifol signing.

Howz that workin out now? Not so good. Farm system ratings don't always tell the story with many organizations, usually the ones that seem to have more losing seasons than winning seasons.

Hmmmm you'd be surprised. Many of them do. Girls develop much younger.

Good reason for keeping Katz. Mental weakness is the culture.

It the "name we know" scouting by fans. We heard of them so they will do. Veteran careers regress here. He doesn't need help in that.

I guess they didn't want to mimic the Sox white flag trade.

This is so overblown. Timmy wasn't really hit hard just lost balance.

I have a different take. They didn't like McEwing. See Lance Lynn arguing about "steak".

I think he only did it as a favor to JR. He really wasn't all in. Plus when it's been a long time from living the life of a manager he couldn't adjust back to that lifestyle.

I think any GM will be a puppet for JR.

Another candidate for the Sox IL.

Yep. So did Mike Singletary.

That seems to be a trend in baseball. How many rehires are there these days. I guess organizations are into new blood.

Mike Ditka figured that out. Plus I think the more successful managers is where a philosophy is the same from the rookie league to the majors. To make matters worse they hire people from habitually losing organizations, even the former Sox players. It amazes me though that players from the farm seem to fail in high leverage situations.