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Severino getting called up

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No idea if this is the Gio move or part of others, such as Pollock

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Edited by YouCanPutItOnTheBoardYES!

Never thought a contending team would see this many rookies making their ML debuts already this early in the season, but here we are.

1 hour ago, SoxAce said:

Never thought a contending team would see this many rookies making their ML debuts already this early in the season, but here we are.

The farm system may be ranked #30 in terms of prospect rankings, but it's #1 when it comes to TWTW

 

My guess is this is the Pollock paternity list corresponding move. One would sure think Gio would have been placed on IL by now if that was the plan. 

5 hours ago, SoxAce said:

Never thought a contending team would see this many rookies making their ML debuts already this early in the season, but here we are.

I don't mind if they can contribute at MLB level, but if relying on rookies is the only tactic then it will eventually bite us, especially as the farm shop shelves are pretty empty!

6 hours ago, SoxAce said:

Never thought a contending team would see this many rookies making their ML debuts already this early in the season, but here we are.

Not sure I really understand this critique. We don’t have a single position player debuting as a rookie on this team, and the only debuts in my head have been banks and now severino. And considering rosters are at 28 that doesn’t seem out of step to any other roster let alone one with multiple injuries.

2 hours ago, bmags said:

Not sure I really understand this critique. We don’t have a single position player debuting as a rookie on this team, and the only debuts in my head have been banks and now severino. And considering rosters are at 28 that doesn’t seem out of step to any other roster let alone one with multiple injuries.

I know he seems like a vet at this point, but I believe Sousa debuted Opening Day.

I hope he gets the ball at least once while up. 

Severino averages about 5.5 walks per 9. he should fit right in here.

Geez, tough crowd here. On one hand I hear Hahn signs too much vets in bullpen.  Now we are using too many MiLB bullpen arms. I kid to a point…

It seems like a great idea to test these guys out, hopefully in low leverage situations with the expanded rosters in April. I’m kind of surprised in Anderson Severino being the guy, especially since Hunter Schyver is a lefty with better, more consistent numbers in AAA.  But I say go with it and experiment and see if we can find some lightning in a bottle players for this season. It also may help in bringing that payroll down in future seasons if we can start utilizing cheaper bullpen arms. 
 

We need some discounted players so we can hope to sign Giolito or eventually Tim Anderson.   

10 minutes ago, SouthSideGeorgia said:

Geez, tough crowd here. On one hand I hear Hahn signs too much vets in bullpen.  Now we are using too many MiLB bullpen arms. I kid to a point…

It seems like a great idea to test these guys out, hopefully in low leverage situations with the expanded rosters in April. I’m kind of surprised in Anderson Severino being the guy, especially since Hunter Schyver is a lefty with better, more consistent numbers in AAA.  But I say go with it and experiment and see if we can find some lightning in a bottle players for this season. It also may help in bringing that payroll down in future seasons if we can start utilizing cheaper bullpen arms. 
 

We need some discounted players so we can hope to sign Giolito or eventually Tim Anderson.   

Being on the 40-man is important, which Schryver is not on.

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9 hours ago, SoxAce said:

Never thought a contending team would see this many rookies making their ML debuts already this early in the season, but here we are.

17 major league pitchers made their MLB debut this weekend alone, besides the Sox the list includes NYY, SDP, HOU, STL all of which are contenders. Seattle is a contender also they will be starting. I believe SEA Matthew Brash will join that list if he starts against the Sox tomorrow as expected. Its the expanded rosters.

Severino has gotten hit around quite a bit in his 3 AAA appearances so far this year.  But as others have said, he's on the 40 man and this is probably a brief stay just to get an extra body up.

Meanwhile Cade McClure with another very good start. He could be a factor in the near future. I see Johnny Quest was working out at home but I hope he is pitching somewhere soon.

He’ll be a tough one to remember doing a Sporcle of the 2022 White Sox.

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Severino is probably here until the Sox need their next starter.

3 hours ago, Bob Sacamano said:

Being on the 40-man is important, which Schryver is not on.

Severino has much better stuff too.

26 minutes ago, CWSpalehoseCWS said:

Severino has much better stuff too.

Better stuff but with a worse walk rate. It comes close to evening out the quality of the two.

Just fyi 

 

3 hours ago, MackowiakYakYak said:

Better stuff but with a worse walk rate. It comes close to evening out the quality of the two.

Not necessarily, a 99 mph FB right down the middle is a hell of a lot harder to square up than a 92 mph fastball right down the middle.

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