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Sox claim OF Peyton Burdick from Baltimore

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Sure. Roster churn is a good thing.

All that scouting of the Orioles organization finally paying off.

43 minutes ago, wegner said:

All that scouting of the Orioles organization finally paying off.

Pretty sure the O’s claimed him last week haha

1 minute ago, Bob Sacamano said:

Pretty sure the O’s claimed him last week haha

Wow, Getzy is really paying attention then. I'm impressed.

Bur dick… sounds painful.

Maybe he competes with Pillar for the fourth outfielder spot and saves Getz $3 million.

22 minutes ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Maybe he competes with Pillar for the fourth outfielder spot and saves Getz $3 million.

*saves Jerry $3M. 

3 hours ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Maybe he competes with Pillar for the fourth outfielder spot and saves Getz $3 million.

Saves me from having to watch Pillar “hit.”

Where are the Birds' supporters to argue what a great loss this guy was?

 

Heard DJ and Len spinning on Maldonado for 5+ minutes how great he was with a pitching staff and that he could hit 240-250 but was somehow more dangerous picking his spots for 15 homers and under the Mendoza Line.

How subtle and effortless every single motion like pitch blocking, or throwing to second with a runner on third, or tagging batters before they could run to first was without once referencing Grandal Seby Lee.

How is this guy possibly better than Colas?

15 minutes ago, oldsox said:

How is this guy possibly better than Colas?

If he were to make it, he would be platoon bat at most.

Burdick does have two options FWIW.  Personally, I’d rather gamble on this kid as the weak side of a RF platoon than give Pillar the role.  But I assume the latter happens, at least to start the season.

20 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Burdick does have two options FWIW.  Personally, I’d rather gamble on this kid as the weak side of a RF platoon than give Pillar the role.  But I assume the latter happens, at least to start the season.

1 more option than Sheets has.

1 hour ago, oldsox said:

How is this guy possibly better than Colas?

How is this guy possibly worse than Colas?

6 minutes ago, JoeC said:

How is this guy possibly worse than Colas?

Well he’s 26 and has a .747 OPS in two seasons at AAA with a .214 batting average.

59 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Burdick does have two options FWIW.  Personally, I’d rather gamble on this kid as the weak side of a RF platoon than give Pillar the role.  But I assume the latter happens, at least to start the season.

Setting aside JR's ludicrous faux GM job search, in the same mold as Tony's, who by the way is still rummaging around doing unknown damage to morale and actual decisions,  I was willing to give Getz some time.

I've liked the FO decisions he made, especially the lack of attractiveness of working in an organization operated by Jerry Reinsdorf. Was also fine to pleased with many of his moves, and the few that were head scratchers like Maldonado are one year deals on guys they can hopefully flush if their prospects are ready.

The past few weeks have been really concerting. I realize young starters are hard to come by, unless they are apparently named Mena, so was OK taking a chance on some mid 20s rotation guys with some pedigree and or fixable / improvable mechanics to give the Sox much needed innings.

Pillar and Mendick are OK as final reserves who provide positional flexibility, but WTF is this Moustakas, Brett Phillips, Rafael Ortega, Mark Payton s%*#? The Sox need to spend their time developing their young players, not serving as a boarding house for guys who are either done or never were to begin with.

2 hours ago, Balta1701 said:

Well he’s 26 and has a .747 OPS in two seasons at AAA with a .214 batting average.

My point is that Colas has been so bad that, even if this guy is somehow “worse,” it’s really hard to have that production be meaningfully worse. Like, the difference between a .600 OPS and a .570 OPS from the corner is not really going to matter.

I kinda feel like they just wanted another RHH bench option for the OF to compete with Pillar and possible save a couple mill. Whatever his salary is if he makes the team.

  • 3 weeks later...

Wait until they find out the White Sox infected him with the failure virus, which will spread to the rest of the team. Should have given up Kjerstadt, MFers!

Good riddance.  He was bad.

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