Chimpton

It really depends on any new owner's motivation in buying an MLB team. If it is for sporting reasons and they want to bankroll a successful franchise then dramatic improvement could happen. If they are buying it as an 'investment' then moderate improvement will happen as they will want a more successful on field team but won't want to throw massive money at it as the spreadsheet is the bottom line.

I would say the only way is up, but in his case probably not.

That's because he hasn't pitched against the White Sox before!

I know it is hard to hear ex-players trashing the organisation, and it does make them sound petty in a way, especially if it was a stepping stone to a big payday elsewhere, but it is noticeable that there aren't many ex-players saying how brilliant the White Sox organisation is or was. Equally, when most/many on here, myself included, also criticise the lack of organisation at the White Sox it is churlish to then trash ex-players ourselves when they say out loud what many of us already think. No one likes to hear bad things about the team they are a fan of, especially when that team is at a historic low point, and especially when it is coming from ex-players who earned millions from but didn't necessarily perform for the White Sox ( I am talking Lynn here not Crochet). But until the whole organisation becomes less disfunctional and actually starts performing on the pitch we will probably hear more stories like this one.

Probably because he knew the Whites Sox would let him get away with such behaviour.

He may be a buffoon, but that doesn't mean that what he said isn't true!

They might as well set fire to them for all the good they are doing with them.

Getz is just trying to prove last season wasn't a fluke!

Hopefully that won't be 150 defeats!

Of which month?

I think Opening Day and first home series will always be more popular no matter how badly the team did the previous season. The real indication will be attendances over the next few home series if the current on field performance carries on.

The headline says "White Sox front office still has faith in long-term plan", well at least somebody has faith, and apparently there is a plan!

I remember Getz was hired instead of an outside candidate as he knew the organisation and so that a big rebuild wouldn't be needed! How's that going?

You can't have got good odds on them losing!

Robert's trade value disappearing by the day.