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Hahn never made him a QO. Hahn job.do we still get that draft pick for him or has the new cba shot that down?
Hahn never made him a QO. Hahn job.do we still get that draft pick for him or has the new cba shot that down?
ahhh that's right.Hahn never made him a QO. Hahn job.
Need Kimbrel and Keuchel off the books ASAP.. Looking for moves to put this team over the top and they are nickel and diming it.
Harrison has always had a real good bat, but does tend to disappear for long stints sometimes. Was great in Washington last season before he somewhat laid an egg after being moved to Oakland at the deadline. I've always been a fan, though. Versatile defender as well.Harrison is a better than average defender - at least an average hitter with a low strike out rate - and a Houdini avoiding the tag play running the bases. An enthusiastic player and fan favorite.
Kelly - continues the trend to add to the bullpen guys who throw breaking balls in contrast to the Sox top three starters. Plus Kelly hates the Astros.
methinks you're just trying too hard to sound cool. why not type like a normal person instead of a 16 year old?Greetings from the Big Easy, continuing onward in our x-country vacay thruout the south. Been checking only occasionally on all things Chitown sports, but so far, since the CBA was enacted, I like the Sox actions, especially the Joe Kelly signing. As I mentioned when I had him tagged on my pre-lockout wish list, don't let his somewhat slightish stature fool you. The man can flame it, often touching triple digits. And he brings a 'tude along the lines of a Liam Hendriks, so he'll blend in well. Now if we can just trade Kimbrell for some 2b talent and/or perhaps package Keuchel in a trade for one of the A's starters (liking Chris Bassitt or Sean Manaea in particular), that would be sweet and likely make us the AL faves.
I don't know if Kimbrel gets traded before the start of the season - the Sox ruined his value by making him expendable - no matter how much TLR tries to save it. Bassitt's gone already.Greetings from the Big Easy, continuing onward in our x-country vacay thruout the south. Been checking only occasionally on all things Chitown sports, but so far, since the CBA was enacted, I like the Sox actions, especially the Joe Kelly signing. As I mentioned when I had him tagged on my pre-lockout wish list, don't let his somewhat slightish stature fool you. The man can flame it, often touching triple digits. And he brings a 'tude along the lines of a Liam Hendriks, so he'll blend in well. Now if we can just trade Kimbrell for some 2b talent and/or perhaps package Keuchel in a trade for one of the A's starters (liking Chris Bassitt or Sean Manaea in particular), that would be sweet and likely make us the AL faves.
Had no idea Bassitt was already toast. Checked up on the trade and it looks like the Mets got him pretty cheaply. Fucking Hahn should have made a stronger effort.I don't know if Kimbrel gets traded before the start of the season - the Sox ruined his value by making him expendable - no matter how much TLR tries to save it. Bassitt's gone already.
I believe the White Sox want Minaea as a lefty starter, but the Sox at this moment have 14 guaranteed contracts for the 2022 Bullpen right now.Had no idea Bassitt was already toast. Checked up on the trade and it looks like the Mets got him pretty cheaply. Fucking Hahn should have made a stronger effort.
He was my 'other' A's pitcher I'd like to see Hahn take a shot at getting. Hopefully, this is still in play, but I'm not betting the farm on it.I believe the White Sox want Minaea as a lefty starter, but the Sox at this moment have 14 guaranteed contracts for the 2022 Bullpen right now.
I would have been happy if we had landed him. He would have likely posted some real nice power numbers in our ballpark as well.Did we really drop the ball on not signing Bryant?
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White Sox Dropped The Ball On Kris Bryant
Getting Kris Bryant was always a pipe dream for the White Sox. But having a so called seat at the table is no longer good enough.www.sportsmockery.com
My answer: no way. The Rockies overpaid for a talented, versatile player, yet one who's not since lived up to his first two seasons. Bryant's numbers will probably improve, at least his stats should in Denver's thin air ballpark. But I have zero problems with Hahn not chasing that contract.
the guy who wrote this has no more clue than anyone else.Did we really drop the ball on not signing Bryant?
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White Sox Dropped The Ball On Kris Bryant
Getting Kris Bryant was always a pipe dream for the White Sox. But having a so called seat at the table is no longer good enough.www.sportsmockery.com
My answer: no way. The Rockies overpaid for a talented, versatile player, yet one who's not since lived up to his first two seasons. Bryant's numbers will probably improve, at least his stats should in Denver's thin air ballpark. But I have zero problems with Hahn not chasing that contract.