Yesterday at 06:15 PM1 day 23 hours ago, WhiteSox2023 said:That was the rumor. Not sure if the amount of cash considerations the Sox sent the Mariners was released. But it looks like it would be $10 million in salary for Seranthony next season.I heard we sent 2 million for the buyout.
Yesterday at 08:15 PM1 day On 8/3/2026 at 4:54 PM, chw42 said:I can't believe we lost Hill over Pereira just to DFA him anyways.I thought EP had some skills. Too bad.
2 hours ago2 hr I really think we will regret letting Pereira go. Still need a RH corner outfielder / DH option for next year and beyond.
2 hours ago2 hr 2 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:I really think we will regret letting Pereira go. Still need a RH corner outfielder / DH option for next year and beyond.I don't. He can't stay healthy.
2 hours ago2 hr 13 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:I really think we will regret letting Pereira go. Still need a RH corner outfielder / DH option for next year and beyond.Don't forget about Brooksy comin back
2 hours ago2 hr 14 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:I really think we will regret letting Pereira go. Still need a RH corner outfielder / DH option for next year and beyond.I really liked the idea of Pereira. I am saddened to see him DFAed. Doyle is a guy. That seems like a very risky move, coupled with the Pereira DFA. It straddles "balls in a wheel barrow" and pure hubris. As the late Mayor Harold Washington had said, "You know what Hubris is, don't you? That's audacity....Gone Wild!"
1 hour ago1 hr Yea hard for me to want a guy around who was never here to begin with, and when he was around there was an awful lot of “wtf is he doin”
1 hour ago1 hr I think MLBTR sums up the situation, nicely. Cardinals Claim Everson Pereira - MLB Trade RumorsPresumably, the rebuilding White Sox were open to giving the out-of-options Pereira a decent amount of playing time this year. However, he hit the injured list in early April with a left ankle sprain. He came back quickly but hit the IL again in late April due to a pectoral strain. He came back in June but quickly returned to the IL due to a concussion. Around all the IL stints, he only got into 27 games. The Sox emerged as legitimate contenders along the way and no longer had the ability to be patient with his development.
1 hour ago1 hr 6 minutes ago, WestEddy said:I think MLBTR sums up the situation, nicely.Cardinals Claim Everson Pereira - MLB Trade RumorsThat could just as easily describe Austin Hays since 2020…
1 hour ago1 hr I honestly wouldn’t mind Doyle so much if it didn’t coincide with simply dumping Pereira and Hays. Hays could have helped this season off the bench as a pinch hitter against lefties and Pereira had 5 freaking more years of control. Waste of resources. Obviously some team wanted Pereira and it’s a team that is just 4 games back of a Wild Card spot.
1 hour ago1 hr 51 minutes ago, Kyyle23 said:Yea hard for me to want a guy around who was never here to begin with, and when he was around there was an awful lot of “wtf is he doin”Yeah, but even with injury concerns it’s not like he’s Robert. He was young, dirt cheap, and under control for 5 more years. Peters is falling off and Doyle stinks. I don’t think it was necessarily the obvious move to make. If Getz had added a truly good CF with current or more recent success than Doyle, I would have no problem with it. I guess we’ll see if Pereira and/or Doyle pan out like Curtis “No Longer” Meadiocre. Edited 54 minutes ago54 min by WhiteSox2023
1 hour ago1 hr 1 minute ago, WhiteSox2023 said:Yeah, but even with injury concerns it’s not like he’s Robert. He was young, dirt cheap, and under control for 5 more years. Peters is falling off and Doyle stinks. I don’t think it was necessarily the obvious move to make.I just don’t care about him. Like it doesn’t register at all. You can complain about it being a control issue but the guy spent like 80 percent of his time in Chicago hurt. Just doesn’t matter, movin along movin on
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