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2 hours ago, Y2Jimmy0 said:

He’s on an innings limit and likely finishes in Chicago. 

Are they actually going to consider him for a rotation spot by OD next year?   I just don’t love the idea of calling up a young pitcher in September if they aren’t going to realistically be part of the pitching staff to start next season.  Requires you to burn an option almost right of the gate and if they get injured down the stretch or in spring training they potentially lose service time if you decide to protect the option.

But if they do think he could be part of the OD mix, then I’m more than ok with it.

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45 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Are they actually going to consider him for a rotation spot by OD next year?   I just don’t love the idea of calling up a young pitcher in September if they aren’t going to realistically be part of the pitching staff to start next season.  Requires you to burn an option almost right of the gate and if they get injured down the stretch or in spring training they potentially lose service time if you decide to protect the option.

But if they do think he could be part of the OD mix, then I’m more than ok with it.

If he has to be added to the 40-man in the offseason, sending him down in Spring Training would burn an option anyway.

I don’t know his status there though on if he needs to be added or not.

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1 hour ago, Bob Sacamano said:

If he has to be added to the 40-man in the offseason, sending him down in Spring Training would burn an option anyway.

I don’t know his status there though on if he needs to be added or not.

f***, didn’t realize he already required Rule 5 protection.  But if he does, then you are right and it ultimately doesn’t matter.

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McDougal is Rule 5 eligible. He's a must keep which is why I'm expecting him to be on the White Sox 26 man to close out the year. He comes to spring training with the goal of winning a big league rotation spot with a host of others. 

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12 minutes ago, Y2Jimmy0 said:

McDougal is Rule 5 eligible. He's a must keep which is why I'm expecting him to be on the White Sox 26 man to close out the year. He comes to spring training with the goal of winning a big league rotation spot with a host of others. 

In my mind, I keep penciling in Thorpe for next year’s rotation, but the more I think about it, he likely won’t be ready by the start of next season, right?

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10 minutes ago, SoxBlanco said:

In my mind, I keep penciling in Thorpe for next year’s rotation, but the more I think about it, he likely won’t be ready by the start of next season, right?

He was set to undergo TJ in late March so it's probably safe to say that he won't be ready to begin the year.

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1 hour ago, SoxBlanco said:

In my mind, I keep penciling in Thorpe for next year’s rotation, but the more I think about it, he likely won’t be ready by the start of next season, right?

Probably mid to late 26.

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32 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Probably mid to late 26.

He had surgery on March 22. He'll be throwing before the end of the year. He'll be ready for Spring Training. Just all depends on when they decide he is strong enough and ready to face MLB hitters.

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16 minutes ago, ptatc said:

He had surgery on March 22. He'll be throwing before the end of the year. He'll be ready for Spring Training. Just all depends on when they decide he is strong enough and ready to face MLB hitters.

The trend lately seems to be 15 to 18 months 

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39 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

15 months would be around the end of the 1st half.  18 he would miss the regular season. 

Correct. My bet is that its earlier in the time frame.

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3 hours ago, SoxBlanco said:

Gut feeling? Or something specific about Thorpe and the way he pitches?

Just the way rehab typically goes. The 18 months is the very conservative end and 12 months is the more accelerated end. 

These numbers take into account pitchers who have surgery in season so they miss one whole season just due to the timeline.

Thorpe had surgery prior to the season so he should be more on the early end of the typical time as long as there are no unforseen set backs. There are always us and downs during the rehab process 

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