kitekrazy

We've sad that before.

Don't be surprised if JR overrides the management and signs him again.

I'm hearing most of us will say WTF?

But Sox fans are infected with that disease. Look at the suggestions.

I'll assume he doesn't want to manage. If not he's been passed up and wanting him is so White Sox.

Cant watch since the game is on ESPN. Watching the AAA finals. Didn't know Durham is the Rays and they are good every year. I wonder how many of those guys could start for the Sox.

Typical modern day catcher.

Can confirm anyone but the Sox do that.

You previous post made no sense. I'm done debating. Let me know when a veteran NL signing will work for the Sox and only the Sox.

Need stud scouts and go with homegrown talent and avoid salary dumps from the real large market teams.

I think it be different with younger players than veterans.

I would not ignore the possibility of lightening in a bottle.

I guess at the trade deadline the Brewers gave up on postseason anyway.

I don't think he is healthy. He sure doesn't look it.

At least they weren't the usual weak grounders.

I guess that would depend on the everyone else on the team. He might be bench material.

I thought they already had enough of those starting in April instead of waiting for the schedule to get easy or it's still early.

Frequency is not what a player would consider being frequent. Not even to make a difference. Always a hindsight reaction when Sox sign an NL player. I'll stick to my guns the Sox have bad luck with NL veterans. History seems to side with me. We are not talking about any other organization. Inter league play, Sox scouting, works for other teams, are always used in debate. I look at the history in the last 5 years (at least). It doesn't work for the Sox and it is like waiting for the Great Pumpkin. It's my theory and so far it hasn't persuaded me any other way since the result is often the same even with the listed excuses. There is no logic behind it other than the results. Somehow people just can't get around it. There's really nothing more to talk about. I'll wait till I'm proven wrong.

LH bats are pointless when they hit less than .215 or can't bunt. Too bad the NL has the DH and the Sox could have the pitcher bat 2nd as well.

Tony's idea.

Trading any of the so called core is a frightening thought when the word in MLB is there's a naive GM in Chicago.

That's what happens when you made trades with the real large markets.

Brewers blew the lead.

There is this question of toughness.

Cease seems like one of those guys if you don't hit off him early it's lights out after that.