wegner

I'm done with this team if they trade him....for a whole week, I'm done...OK maybe a couple of days.

I predict my reaction if Vaughn is traded.....

Might I suggest a walk up song for our new bullpen arm...

The Natural Immunity Warriors

The Sox sure had trouble with outs 22-24 last season...hope Graveman is the answer to that problem with an occasional Bummer thrown in of course. I am very happy to see them spending early on a need but I am leery to ever get too excited about bullpens since those arms can be such a crapshoot from year to year. Hell it is very possible that Kimbrel bounces back nicely next season but I can't see the Sox keeping him since they need to spend his $$ elsewhere.

Kevin Gausman

Any concern about Bassitt after taking that wicked line drive off his face? Was he ok when he came back from that? That's the type of thing that could affect a pitcher going forward, at least mentally which could lead to physically.

I might be interested....

Dave Dombrowski does love his trades....what can we get back??

Why does it feel like I've been hearing about Micker Adolfo for like 20 years? The first time I actually saw him on tv, I was shocked at how damn big that man is. It sure would be fun if the Sox kept him and he made a big developmental leap this year.

Agree as well....I wanted them to sign McHugh in 2020 and still like the idea.

Good luck, ya big bastard!!

Are you able to be stretched out to be a starter, or are you more of a middle relief guy?? Looking for options just in case.

Wow....should I stop daydreaming about Max in that Sox uniform then?

Just a reminder to never miss an afternoon at Soxtalk...I would have missed all the Verlander speculation if I checked in tomorrow or even tonight. Miss a little....miss alot.

I'll take "hell yes" for 1000.....

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I, for one, think he would have accepted the QO.....and I too would be over the moon if the Sox signed Scherzer.

My guess is that the White Sox thought he would take the QO and that is why they did not offer it.