That's because Getz is redoing the movie Major Leagues - cause Jerry doesn't want to spend for the good chance in the "show."
Love that Getz continues to ink future HOFers.
If you're going to lose 100 games - for goodness sakes don't spend a dollar more than it takes to do that.Love that Getz continues to ink future HOFers.
While your first line makes complete sense, it's also at the same time quite depressing in its reality, as in Getz thru his actions to date is almost guaranteeing another huge loss season, possibly a consecutive 100+, which I believe has never happened in our team's long, long history.
It's interesting - we haven't heard much about Eloy. If the Sox could just get him to DH and shut up about it - and hunt for dingers with his ABs - maybe he should stick around.
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I'd go for this signing. Somebody has to hit the baseball. We are probably pending a trade for Cease - where RF may show up in that trade.Finally a potential FA idea I can wrap my head around:
White Sox Free Agent Target: Teoscar Hernandez
At this point in the off-season, the White Sox could use a splash signing. Teoscar Hernandez could fit that bill.
Hernandez has been on my radar from seasons past. Sportrac has his market value set at $16.5m per year for 4 years. Very doable, but then again we're talking Reinsdorf here, so who knows. But no doubt he'd be a perfect fit on our club.
One important reminder in this article regarding the draft and MLB's approach to preventing teams from tanking:
.....the White Sox cannot pick higher than 10th overall, so we might as well add as much talent as we can to the team, as tanking is pointless.
So no matter how poorly we may end up in the rankings this season, we won't be able to draft any earlier than 10th. I don't know, something about this new rule just seems totally wack.
That's possible, maybe even likely. But wouldn't it be nice if we could remove RF from the equation by signing an established veteran with a proven power bat at no cost to any trade capital, then focus on other areas of need that could be obtained in such a trade. Besides, I highly doubt any RFer we'd get would qualify much beyond a prospect or some toss away veteran. But I digress (love using that cheesy expression), I still don't see the Sox/Reinsdorf cracking open the vault to sign Hernandez, so your option might just be the logical route taken.
For better or worse tho, we're gonna be no hit, but pretty solid defense.
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i wish i had. and i'll take that as a compliment!White Sox looking good for 2024!
That is, as long as you look from a very particular angle
Now read this and tell me this isn't our man Iddy - moonlighting for some sko bucks.
Chics dig the guy who can make them laugh and make them cry.We were going to be a dynasty. Right now. Never forget.
That's one of those roll-of-the-dice ifs. I agree Cease's trade value would likely increase if he returns to his '22 form. But if he resembles this past season or prior to '22, then his value will no doubt diminish. And this is assuming he remains healthy thruout. I'm fine with Getz holding out for maximum value at the present, but if he's hellbent on trading Cease, and all reports indicate this to be the case, then I'm hoping he gets it done before camp opens.
i don't think it can diminish much more than it has. the upside of waiting is MUCH greater than the downside. which i think is apparent in the fact he's not been moved. nobody wants that big of a gamble.
