Look at Ray Ray Run

Jed Hoyer completely taking a dump as well. Hoyer was worse than Hahn today. That guy has no idea what he's doing. Let's his players go around saying goodbye too. lol

Because he lit 40 million on fire this offseason signing: 2 utility guys A non-competitive "starting pitcher" 2 bullpen guys who couldn't pitcher b2b days (one who was hurt) Amazing when you think about. Hahn would rather spend $40 on 5 piles of shit than $40 on one delicious pizza.

LOL, you could be punched in the face and then shot by Rick Hahn and you'd still say "It was probably the best choice Hahn could make. I left him no chance."

After as bad of an off-season as you could have imagined - which was obvious to even the most casual baseball fans - the White Sox do nothing at the trade deadline. This from the organization that talked so much about supplementing this group the past two off-seasons. Taking advantage of the window. Going for the title. Since the Trade Deadline of last year, Rick Hahn has been worse at his job than if we installed my dog as GM and told him to step on the face of the floor mat of the guys he wanted to sign or acquire. It's honestly hard to believe how bad Hahn has been. This is what we spent years losing for. So this idiot can make terrible trades, evaluate MLB talent as if he was blind and deaf, and never spend on premium talent.

I just don't like him as a ball player; simple as that.

Him and Yelich dying at the same time after being amazing has been quite interesting to watch. Turns out Knees and Shoulders are important for guys.

Bellinger also sucks, is broken, and will never be fixed. A big name with small production - Sox could really celebrate that.

The amazing thing is the Padres system is still light years better than ours after "Emptying" the system. He also acquired guys that are there for multiple years. Nothing about what Preller did today is worthy of any criticism.

I don't even want Ian Happ which is why I know the Sox will somehow come through late with some terrible trade to acquire Ian Happ.

they got rid of that

it's very very white sox. we only find elite players worth considering, they just never consider us.

lol it honestly sucks being a SOx fan.

Still blown away that the Nats traded Soto at all. Amazing. So bad for the game when these generational players leave Boston and Washington because of "money." Padres give up a bunch of guys who have done nothing for one of the 5 best hitters to start his career in MLB history --- and who hasn't even reached his prime.

I think the Padres clean up here. THey didn't give up a single proven MLB talent. It's a huge package, but Soto is a generational talent.

Apparently Juan Soto is not a guy the Sox would be willing to spend on. Guess they could trick Jerry into the idea that Ohtani plays two spots and they can go up to Jerry's Max for 1 player twice.

He's the 9th best qualified outfielder in baseball this year by WAR. Profar has been very good.

Profar would be second on the white sox in war.

Thor sucks, mahle can't be that expensive and im a big fan.

Why does luis need to go on a rehab assignment for light headedness. Smh

That prospect report is from 2020, before Brash really even pitcher professionally (not counting the 5 innings of his draft year). Most don't "still believe" he ends up as a reliever.

He's ALREADY been worth about 50 million dollars. I have no idea why he's "done." And it absolutely isn't a "terrible contract."

I would think Brash would have to be included from the Mariners side.

I'm a huge Vaughn fan, but this seems incredibly unlikely. Soto is YOUNGER than Vaughn. Soto has a chance to be one of the 3-5 greatest hitters of all-time.

There are a lot more pitchers over 6'8 (who played in the minors at least) in the past 30 years than I think we really assume; I don't have the full list in front of me, but the rate of success is incredibly low. Law said only 3 have thrown over 500 innings in the games history. If we're talking in the first round the sample size is smaller, but I think that dwindles down the list too much to be viable. Tall pitchers in general have always taken longer to develop. I think Alec Hansen is a lazy but great example of how difficult it is for big guys like that to maintain their delivery and their durability.

The reason I don't love the pick is that the bust rate is massive. Sure, if they hit they get a superstar talent, but guys his size just don't last as starters in the big leagues in general, and high school arms also are a very risky pick. The Sox love love love these huge ceiling arms, but with the exception of Sale none of them have really worked out and Sale was much more polished.