March 29, 20242 yr 21 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said: God we really busted out with all of our cuban post Robert signings. Sucks to not even get a single utility guy out of it. That Yolbert signing was particularly awful…at least Cespedes had some tools to dream if it clicked
March 30, 20242 yr 2 hours ago, fathom said: There will be so many “I told you so” on this site. He looked great though yesterday, and it would make his starts worth watching if he can stay healthy. By idiots mostly. Crochet may be predisposed to injury just because he throws a baseball hard no matter what role he pitches. He couldn't stay healthy as a RP. Crochet wanted to be a SP and feels good about the choice he made. Therefore so do I.
March 30, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, Bob Sacamano said: And they should have put him in in the minors to start working towards that goal. There was no minor league baseball and then Tony La Russa insisted on having him in the 2021 bullpen.
March 30, 20242 yr 52 minutes ago, Y2Jimmy0 said: There was no minor league baseball and then Tony La Russa insisted on having him in the 2021 bullpen. And then Tony LaRussa insisted on having him in the 2022 bullpen, and Tony LaRussa insisted on having him in the 2023 bullpen, because there’s no way anyone else could have made that decision.
March 30, 20242 yr 9 hours ago, Y2Jimmy0 said: There was no minor league baseball and then Tony La Russa insisted on having him in the 2021 bullpen. There was in 2021.
March 30, 20242 yr 12 hours ago, Chicago White Sox said: That Yolbert signing was particularly awful…at least Cespedes had some tools to dream if it clicked Yes. That was a bad signing by the twin GM's.
March 30, 20242 yr Did anyone else have zero clue that Lucius Fox was in the Sox org until today? https://www.mlb.com/player/lucius-fox-665650
March 30, 20242 yr 31 minutes ago, Quin said: Did anyone else have zero clue that Lucius Fox was in the Sox org until today? https://www.mlb.com/player/lucius-fox-665650 I was vaguely familiar but I never gave it much thought. They are churning rosters at every level. Probably necessary.
March 30, 20242 yr Author 4 minutes ago, Timmy U said: I was vaguely familiar but I never gave it much thought. They are churning rosters at every level. Probably necessary. Most of AAA was minor league contracts, last year (as opposed to guys in the system who are under control for X years), so I think they had to sign a bunch of guys just to fill the roster, again.
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