Did you ever wonder why, when a major league ballplayer has a no-trade clause, and lists teams that he would play for, that the Whitesox are NEVER one of the teams he'd play for?

 

Why do you think that is?

 

Because the front office is a bunch of lying crooks.

I agree!!!

 

Nope, never wondered. I do wonder how they get the cream filling inside of a twinkee, now there's a mystery.

Yea I wondered that before and the answer:

When is the last time the WS have won a WS or a Playoff series in that. Players with no trade clauses only want to go to winning teams.

Players with no trade clauses only want to go to winning teams.

Which is exactly why Troy Percival has a no-trade clause to both New York teams and both Canadien teams, and why, for Brian Giles, San Diego was on his list of teams he did not have to waive his no-trade clause.

 

It is not always about winning, whether or not we want to admit it. Sometimes it is about playing close to home, sometimes it's about not wanting to go to a city, and sometimes it's about winning.

Yea I wondered that before and the answer:

When is the last time the WS have won a WS or a Playoff series in that.  Players with no trade clauses only want to go to winning teams.

Or the ScRubs!!!

 

 

:fthecubs

Nope, never wondered. I do wonder how they get the cream filling inside of a twinkee, now there's a mystery.

They inject it with used needles, i thought everybody knew that.

there is no way that we have any idea of whether this is true or not

 

we need to have all the contracts that have no trade clauses in them and then need to look at which teams are named - since we have no idea of what is in those contracts other than the occasional deal that surfaces, this topic is based on one huge assumption that no one knows what percentage validity it has if it has any at all

I think it mostly revolves around personal issues, when players have families they want to have plans as to where they are going and want to be compensated if they waive these clauses

ever wonder why the sox were 9th in ticket prices and somewhere around 25th in salary???

They inject it with used needles, i thought everybody knew that.

Oh, your evil.

Did you ever wonder why, when a major league ballplayer has a no-trade clause, and lists teams that he would play for, that the Whitesox are NEVER one of the teams he'd play for?

 

Why do you think that is?

 

I think the owner and GM have something to do with this.

ever wonder why the sox were 9th in ticket prices and somewhere around 25th in salary???

And the owner(s) still "cries poor"?!

ever wonder why the sox were 9th in ticket prices and somewhere around 25th in salary???

Not the reason why, but I would guess a lot of those ticket sales came from half-off nights.

Not the reason why, but I would guess a lot of those ticket sales came from half-off nights.

alot of teams have half nights and stuff though....KC has a 5 dollar ticket and 5 dollar parking plan..that includes free hot dogs...i think thats on thursdays for them....