Whisox05

Funny how many are not liking trading a back up catcher for a closer the team didn't have and really needed especially if they are wanting to get back in win column. Plus the sox could extend him

Really hope we get some sox rumors soon. Hyped up then nothing

Jinx lol

Should find out this week what's going to happen with avi. Non tender deadline is Nov. 30

Ya, he was having trouble getting the ball to 1st. Really glad we didn't throw that kinda money at him.

"6. The White Sox and Padres are ready to pounce. One rule of the Hot Stove: Pay close attention to teams emerging from lengthy rebuilding efforts. The White Sox are the American League's answer to the Phillies. While their roster isn't as strong (yet) as that of Philadelphia, they play in a winnable division and could compete in the next couple seasons if they land Harper, Machado, Corbin or lefty Dallas Keuchel. If the Indians trade Corey Kluber or Carlos Carrasco -- and industry opinion remains divided as to whether they actually will -- White Sox GM Rick Hahn has even more incentive to make bold moves."

"4. Corbin is the top pitcher available. He probably won't sign first. Every year, industry observers wonder if the No. 1 free-agent starter will set the market's upper boundary by signing early. That's not likely to happen with Corbin this autumn. Two teams with significant capacity to add payroll -- the Phillies and White Sox -- have interest in Corbin. But they're also involved in the Harper and Machado pursuits, meaning they may wait for the superstar position players to go off the board before determining exactly how much they can spend on Corbin. Meanwhile, the markets for Nathan Eovaldi and J.A. Happ are developing more rapidly. The Yankees, Blue Jays, Angels, Brewers, Phillies and Astros are among the teams known to have interest in Happ, sources say."

If they are going to trade a bunch of players. The sox better get on getting some player. Would have a shot at division