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I think you have bush, adams, quero, eder and a few pen guys who will all gets looks probably Montgomery and Ramos as well.

With moncada and Eloy off the books as well as anyone else they trade, he should have e a fair amount to work with. 2025 will be the year to get the milb players acclimated to the MLB.

Once Eloy and moncada are off the roster we'll be better able to see how Getz operates. Giving the long term early contracts to Eloy, moncada and Robert was the downfall of Hahn rebuild. It seems like a good idea at that time to lock up young talent. However with their injuries it's really hamstrung this team.

He doesn't. That doesn't mean with his current performance he is getting paid well compared to other pitchers. It's just the nature of the game.

Compared to his peers he is.

Just like Hahn? He was another Michigan guy.

Those 2 promising pitchers went down really young with significant injuries. Burns had the hip issues that ended his career. Dotson had TOS and needed a surgery to decompress and removed his pec minor and was never the same. This really showed the volatility of pitchers at a time when they were handing out pretty pretty significant contracts to guys like Bannister and Fisk.

Actually I think it started with Britt burns and Richard dotson.

To be fair, the Sox are giving hom this opportunity that I don't know how many organizations would have. I'm still surprised they are still doing it.

How dare they tell Crochet to say that we won't pitch in the post season without a contract extension. They was a bad move by Getz.

For him it's being on the routine. For a team trading for him, the goal would be to decrease his workload enough during the season to save him to start in the post season. They could do it either way. There are just reports that teams have thought of moving him to the pen.

I never said I would pitch him in the pen. I said that, it's been reported that teams have said that. If a team trades for him before the deadline, they aren't going to shut him down. They will still plan on using him.

Correct. But from reports he wouldn't have an issue with that. But there were reports of teams wanting him to go to the pen as it would probably decrease his innings more than those regular turns in the rotation. That is what he has said he doesn't want to do.

It's not a given that he couldn't be in the post season. The option of going to the bullpen for the second half to save him for the post season is a reasonable possibility. However he has said he doesn't want to do that. Maybe the contract demands is his way of ensuring he won't get traded to a team that wants him in the pen for the second half of the season.

You stop pitching in games. Do the off season throwing program and trade him in the offseason. He'll be valuable for next season when he can pitch a full season without limitation. There is a strong possibility he'll have some issues but it's not a given considering how he's handled this year.

It wouldn't be good for his arm to just stop throwing. For next year's health he would need to keep up a regular throwing program similar to a rehab program but at a significantly decreased intensity compared to games. This would fall in line with Bannister's deloading philosophy. However it looks like they are going to keep pitching him in games all year, if they keep him.

Let's hope.

This I agree with. Not sure about lighting in a bottle but with his history, it would be hard to give him a huge payday.

He doesn't need 150, just a reasonable base and progression. He was over 100 a few times.

This makes no sense. Rodon had years of pitching prior to that with a good base and progression of innings. Crochet has none of that including college which rodon also had.

And he hardly pitched in thise years comparatively because of injury. Well just leave it at we'll see and I'll based mine on research and data bases and you base yours on your experience with working with MLB pitchers and medical staffs.

You're wrong. There has never been a scenario like this where someone is going to double their CAREER innings in a single season in the modern MLB.

Yes, they do. As soon as they go against any physician opinion they are open to malpractice lawsuits. It's not common in MLB but it happens in the NFL all the time. I've been deposed a few times on both sides of these lawsuits.

I disagree. Everyone knows the white sox are currently pushing him past all accepted limits. This is probably why he won't get traded as well regardless of the contract demands.

I know you dint trust it. However if it is true there really isn't another reason that I can think of. If it's not true then he should be traded pretty soon and we'll know the answer.