Chuck Garfien‏Verified account @ChuckGarfien 10m10 minutes ago

 

Hahn says they're still talking deals. Nothing huge but says "something might materialize between now and the deadline."

 

Chuck Garfien‏Verified account @ChuckGarfien 10m10 minutes ago

 

Hahn says they're still talking deals. Nothing huge but says "something might materialize between now and the deadline."

 

Melky and Gonzalez are two I would expect to be gone for sure. Wishing Shields as well.

 

Edit: just checked Shields stats. Doing worse than I thought.

Edited July 26, 20178 yr by soxfan2014

Melky and Gonzalez are two I would expect to be gone for sure. Wishing Shields as well.

 

Melky, Gonzalez, Holland and Jennings should all be gone

Melky, Gonzalez, Holland and Jennings should all be gone

 

Holland has probably played himself out of a trade. With as bad as the market is for relievers, there isn't much point to trading Jenkins right now.

Merkin tweeted: Hahn on interest in his starting pitchers: "Huge interest. They better call quick." He said with a smile.

Holland has probably played himself out of a trade. With as bad as the market is for relievers, there isn't much point to trading Jenkins right now.

Fergie?

Holland has probably played himself out of a trade. With as bad as the market is for relievers, there isn't much point to trading Jenkins right now.

I don't really have a problem holding onto Holland as young guys come up, he seems like a good teammate.

 

Gonzalez should in fact be gone within a week, he's the only one who is really moveable for a return that could have any value.

 

Cabrera I still think no one will ask about him with anything serious and he'll be a waiver wire move.

I don't really have a problem holding onto Holland as young guys come up, he seems like a good teammate.

 

Gonzalez should in fact be gone within a week, he's the only one who is really moveable for a return that could have any value.

 

Cabrera I still think no one will ask about him with anything serious and he'll be a waiver wire move.

 

Pretty much agree with all of this. I could see Holland being a waiver deal too, but won't lose sleep either way.

Random White sox question :

 

If I buy corner upper upper deck tickets for $5 or $7 dollars, will I be able to move around, say, to an empty seat in the upper upper deck more behind the plate? Or will there be White Sox police stopping me from entering anywhere even tho there will be many empty seats?

 

I used to be able to do this when I'd go to Tampa Bay Ray games in Florida. Buy the cheapest tickets, move all around the stadium (only spot that I couldn't go was near the front front row for obvious reasons).

 

Thanks.

 

Random White sox question :

 

If I buy corner upper upper deck tickets for $5 or $7 dollars, will I be able to move around, say, to an empty seat in the upper upper deck more behind the plate? Or will there be White Sox police stopping me from entering anywhere even tho there will be many empty seats?

 

I used to be able to do this when I'd go to Tampa Bay Ray games in Florida. Buy the cheapest tickets, move all around the stadium (only spot that I couldn't go was near the front front row for obvious reasons).

 

Thanks.

 

Supposedlly for games with less than 20k in attendance they aren't checking upper/lower deck tickets.

Random White sox question :

 

If I buy corner upper upper deck tickets for $5 or $7 dollars, will I be able to move around, say, to an empty seat in the upper upper deck more behind the plate? Or will there be White Sox police stopping me from entering anywhere even tho there will be many empty seats?

 

I used to be able to do this when I'd go to Tampa Bay Ray games in Florida. Buy the cheapest tickets, move all around the stadium (only spot that I couldn't go was near the front front row for obvious reasons).

 

Thanks.

 

You could probably go downstairs and sit behind the dugout...no joke.

 

Supposedlly for games with less than 20k in attendance they aren't checking upper/lower deck tickets.

 

It's 25k and it makes sense. When there is a good crowd, if they let everyone walk on the 100-level, it would be obnoxiously more crowded than it already is.

Merkin tweeted: Hahn on interest in his starting pitchers: "Huge interest. They better call quick." He said with a smile.

 

Didn't see this yesterday. That's awesome. I can see interest in Gonzalez and even Pelfrey now (don't see them bringing much back, maybe a couple low level 19/20 year olds) as back end guys. Getting anything for Pelfrey would be amazing since Tigers are paying his salary and we all expected nothing out of him.

Edited July 27, 20178 yr by soxfan2014

Yeah, I'm looking at random game highlights and there are many openings. I'll have to try buying tickets to my first white sox game in a long while.

Didn't see this yesterday. That's awesome. I can see interest in Gonzalez and even Pelfrey now (don't see them bringing much back, maybe a couple low level 19/20 year olds) as back end guys. Getting anything for Pelfrey would be amazing since Tigers are paying his salary and we all expected nothing out of him.

 

I feel like he is being sarcastic

I feel like he is being sarcastic

 

Re-reading it now I think you could be right lol having said that, I think Gonzalez at the very least gets moved.

I feel like he is being sarcastic

Gonzalez may have some suitors but no significant return.

 

Who would want Holland and Pelfrey on the mound for them in a pennant race? I don't think they want to trade Abreu, so really Melky and Gonzalez, and Melky may be an August guy are the 2 left to move. Then this winter will be incredibly dull. Everyone will be in their best shape and look better than ever on the field for spring training. Then the season will commence, as will the long losing streaks. The draft will occur. Everyone will declare Hostetler a genius. Then more losing, maybe a couple of call ups in August and September for some hope, then offseason 2018-2019 which will be either extremely interesting or extremely dull, depending on the development.

Gonzalez may have some suitors but no significant return.

 

Who would want Holland and Pelfrey on the mound for them in a pennant race? I don't think they want to trade Abreu, so really Melky and Gonzalez, and Melky may be an August guy are the 2 left to move. Then this winter will be incredibly dull. Everyone will be in their best shape and look better than ever on the field for spring training. Then the season will commence, as will the long losing streaks. The draft will occur. Everyone will declare Hostetler a genius. Then more losing, maybe a couple of call ups in August and September for some hope, then offseason 2018-2019 which will be either extremely interesting or extremely dull, depending on the development.

 

We will get the next Colton Turner for him.

We will get the next Colton Turner for him.

 

I'd hope we could get a little more than the return on Dioner F'in Navarro for Gonzo. He is at least useful.

I don't think they want to trade Abreu, so really Melky and Gonzalez, and Melky may be an August guy are the 2 left to move. Then this winter will be incredibly dull. Everyone will be in their best shape and look better than ever on the field for spring training. Then the season will commence, as will the long losing streaks. The draft will occur. Everyone will declare Hostetler a genius. Then more losing, maybe a couple of call ups in August and September for some hope, then offseason 2018-2019 which will be either extremely interesting or extremely dull, depending on the development.

 

So true. The next ~15 months of White Sox baseball is going to be really boring.

 

So true. The next ~15 months of White Sox baseball is going to be really boring.

I'm going to find watching these guys get called up to be too much fun. I haven't purchased my tickets for when they're in Houston yet because I'm hoping Giolito or Lopez will be on the bump one of those games.

 

And I can't wait to see Kopech.

So true. The next ~15 months of White Sox baseball is going to be really boring.

 

Yeah other than seeing some of the older interesting prospects and Lopez and Giolito and of course Moncada, that's pretty much it. And even they should have their struggles. Kopech I think we will see in 19. Let him build his inning up.

Edited July 27, 20178 yr by soxfan2014

I'm going to find watching these guys get called up to be too much fun. I haven't purchased my tickets for when they're in Houston yet because I'm hoping Giolito or Lopez will be on the bump one of those games.

 

And I can't wait to see Kopech.

 

I'd be shocked if we see Kopech before 2019.

I'd be shocked if we see Kopech before 2019.

 

He'll start next year in AAA and if he dominates I could definitely see him coming up at some point.

I'd be shocked if we see Kopech before 2019.

 

Kopech is about to hit 100 IP in a season for the first time.. in his life. He is also still walking 5 guys per 9 innings. While there is a lot to be excited about with him, he is still under construction at this point. Let's get him to stop walking guys and start pitching into the 7th inning more regularly, and get him up to around 150 IP in a season before we start talking about him in Chicago.

Rookie pitchers are usually painful to watch. Kopech might be an exception. Lopez does have some experience. Giolitto, very little, maybe they can be effective, but I wouldn't count on it. A lot of 3 ball ABs.