I like Andrew Vaughn a lot, but he is in no way comparable to Soto. Not even close.
Juan Soto is a 6-7 war player. Andrew Vaughn will never come close to that, ever.
Not a ton, but there are some
Brady Anderson is #1
Edit 1 - Welp, gonna have to go back to this one I had a filter on outfielders only..
Edit 2 - Actually, turns out Anderson is the best one
Edit 3 - Actually, nothing I said is right I am not looking into this anymore..
Vaughn, Eloy, and Montgomery not being in the ballpark is definitely silly.
If money was no obstacle and the White Sox would sign Soto to the extension he seeks, I would have no problem trading them Vaughn, Eloy, and Montgomery.
As in you think he plays out his contract and walks as a FA or nothing happens this season? If he isn't resigning, he will absolutely be traded eventually.
Yes you are right, I came into this thread thinking "Wow, maybe he is on the hot seat" and am now leaving with "Welp, sit back relax and strap it on, LaRussa isn't going anywhere."
I want them to go BPA as well, and like I said I do appreciate the pick. You're right, its very complicated because I don't trust them at all to be able to 1.) Develop this kid and 2.) be worth a shit if/when he does make it to the majors.
At least if they had taken one of those LH college bats we would hopefully see them making an impact in the next year or two and assisting this window.
I agree with this.
While I really do appreciate the White Sox going with massive upside high school talent, a player like Drew Gilbert, Sterlin Thompson, or Dylan Beavers offered left handed offensive non DH potential that this team is sorely lacking.
With our window now and hopefully the next few years that would have been way more beneficial than a HS arm that may be ready when all of our current players price themselves onto other teams.