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  1. QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 04:01 PM) I would guess 95% means you aren't getting the top guy, but the rest of the offer is similar. Quintana is under control for four years, unless there are premium pieces coming back to the Sox he won't be going anywhere I did not realize some scouts view Kopech as a top 5 pitching prospect in the game
  2. QUOTE (chw42 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:43 PM) Absolutely. Sell on Eaton now. He'll never reach 6 WAR territory again. He's just not that kind of player. Sign me up for the rebuild. If you can get big value for Quintana, Abreu and Eaton right now you do it That would likely give us a top 5 farm system at the end of the day and give the Sox an opportunity to compete better in the future
  3. QUOTE (South Sider @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:57 PM) No surprise, Hahn says Moncada still needs time in the minors. I would let Moncada start the season at AAA and see how he does. What is the point of rushing him?
  4. QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:38 PM) It probably has more to do with the fact Benintendi came up and hit good and Moncada came up and struggled. Fans tend to overreact to small sample sizes (as seen here a lot yesterday). I agree^ Benintendi is more polished at this point, but Moncada has more power potential. His ceiling is huge, and a player who could be Robinson Cano with more speed is a welcome addition
  5. QUOTE (hi8is @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:25 PM) I honestly think I would have liked Benintendi instead myself. You guys? Both Benintendi and Moncada are excellent prospects. Benintendi is further along in his development and profiles to be a fringe all star outfielder with quality skills across the board. He is mlb ready to contribute starting in the 2017 season. Benintendi is an above average fielder. Moncada has above average hit tool and above average power, elite 70 grade speed, great 65 grade arm, and average fielding skills Benintendi has a higher floor, but a lower ceiling. I would place his floor as Jason Kipnis, but an outfielder...and his ceiling as Mookie Betts Moncada plays infield, where offensive production is even more valuable If Moncada can become a .280+ - 20+ home run, high on base percentage hitter who can steal bases he will be a very exciting player for years
  6. QUOTE (SouthSideSale @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:16 PM) Can't remember the report, but I saw somewhere that Hahn is looking for a catcher and Casey Kelly could be in the package. Adam Eaton has a ridiculous amount of surplus value given his 5 year, $38 million deal remaining for his prime years The package would have to be a massive haul for me to deal Eaton's 5 year of team control. He is a plug and play table setter and great right fielder.
  7. QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 03:02 PM) Me too lol it makes me look busy at work though with all the clicking and typing. I'd expect the phone to be ringing on Sale now that the Sox have gone full rebuild Quintana should net a very similar return as Sale did: One or two elite prospects, one good prospect and one flyer
  8. QUOTE (chw42 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 02:45 PM) Eaton could get at least one top 5 Cards prospect outside of Reyes. Maybe Weaver/Bader as the main piece? I don't like the Cardinals farm that much to deal Eaton. He is under cheap control for 5 seasons and is coming off a 6.2 WAR season. I would listen to offers, but an inexpensive left handed all star outfielder will net a ton in a trade
  9. QUOTE (WhiteSoxLifer @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 02:44 PM) #Nationals talked enough to #Whitesox that if want to go for Quintana to bulk up rotation and/or Robertson to close groundwork mostly done https://twitter.com/Joelsherman1/status/806236569552175108 four years of cheap control is worth a ton in return I absolutely put Quintana on the block and see what offers you can get Say what you want about Giolito and Robles...Moncada is a far better prospect than either of them
  10. QUOTE (NorthSideSox72 @ Dec 5, 2016 -> 12:59 PM) For a 4th round draft pick, saying a guy has average offensive MLB starter production within reach, with mixed defensive skills that are still a question mark, that's actually pretty good. Your average 4th rounder doesn't get there. New Organizational top 15 prospects should read: 1) Moncada 2) Kopech 3) Collins 4) Fulmer 5) Burdi 6) Basabe 7) Adams 8) Tilson 9) Hansen 10) Engel 11) Michalczewski 12) Fisher 13) Guerrero 14) Stephens 15) May Still interesting prospects: Call, Nunez, Zapata, Curbelo, Thompson, Cooper, Martinez, Clark, Danish, Diaz Still not better than a top 15-20 at best system...but an improvement from where we were at
  11. QUOTE (shipps @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 02:26 PM) soxtalk is just as annoying but way more interesting... It's better to trade a player one year early, than one year too late The White Sox could not really risk him getting injured or losing any trade value at the start of a rebuild Now for other domino's to fall in Melky, Frazier, Abreu, Gonzalez, etc. I would put Quintana on the block and see what offers you get for him
  12. QUOTE (SoxPride18 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 02:24 PM) Frazier and Robertson for Puig, Calhoun and Lux? LA wants Turner back, not to deal for Frazier on a one year rental If LA offers him 4 years, $64 million he will likely resign
  13. QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 01:58 PM) His bonus. He should be league minimum and under regular control. Kinda wish Boston had not blown a year of service time by calling up Moncada in September...but I'm nit picking now
  14. QUOTE (Hatchetman @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 01:47 PM) Pathetic they couldn't sniff the playoffs with this guy in his prime. Overall what needed to happen for the future health of the organization, and I wish him the best in his career I always looked forward to going to games that he started because he gave us a great chance to win. I'll always remember him making Joe Mauer look silly, which rarely happened in his prime. That being said this deal does have upside for the Sox. Moncada is an excellent prospect, Kopech is MLB.com's #67 overall prospect and one that is trending upwards, Basabe has interesting tools and could develop into something and Diaz is a flyer on a reliever with a plus fastball I won't judge this by just the Sale trade, we need to look at the offseason as a whole to get a better picture. Realistically we will not know if this was a good deal or not for years
  15. QUOTE (SoxPride18 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 01:44 PM) Verdugo/Calhoun and Alvarez? A one year rental of Frazier is not going to get the White Sox Verdugo or Calhoun + Alvarez. But he does have some value. Calhoun is probably the best player they might offer in a deal + one or two lower level players
  16. QUOTE (Lemon_44 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 01:32 PM) Dombrowski probably just wrapped up Executive of the Year Award. He gets a sure fire Cy Young candidate and doesn't give up one guy from his major league roster. Boston had the farm system to pull the deal off. the more I think about it, the more I like the Boston deal more than the Nationals deal Moncada has legit superstar upside Kopech is a rising prospect who scouts have raved about. I've read comparisons to Noah Syndergaard and some scouts believe he has front of the rotation stuff with a plus plus fastball, fringe plus slider and a developing average changeup. I am liking the Basabe pickup the more I read into him. He's a young player that has intriguing tools for his age. He need to improve his hit tool, but that's not impossible for a 20 year old player. Although an extremely small sample size, he did do well during 5 games at high A ball hitting .364. If he manages to develop an average hit tool the rest of his skills could carry him to the major leagues
  17. QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 12:38 PM) Or they form the super pen of all-time with Burdi, Kopech, Nate Jones, Fulmer, Hansen, etc. All starters out of games from the 5th inning on. Feel bad for Saladino, but he might still end up at 3b again...at least this year. Kopech to me profiles as a reliever, albeit one with considerable upsiude Basabe striking out at a 28% rate in single A scares me Diaz is a reliever at best Moncada as a centerpiece is great, but I really thought the package would be deeper
  18. QUOTE (bigruss22 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 12:34 PM) You just said they didn't get the Red Sox's top 2 prospects, so what exactly are you trying to say? Besides angry venting at the internet. If it's only Basabe and Diaz rounding out the package I will be upset Moncada has massive upside, but I need Devers or Groome in this deal to put it over the top
  19. QUOTE (iamshack @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 12:16 PM) Hey Dick Allen, they traded Moncada... Devers better be in that package Who those other two prospect are makes a massive difference
  20. QUOTE (ChiSox59 @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:45 AM) I don't like that for the Sox at all. After looking at it again, I'm not sure I like it all that much either Abreu should net more than Tapia, Wall and Freeland. I'm not high on Wall. Abreu should get the Sox at least one top 50 prospect, plus two more decent prospects Flipping Giolito for Rodgers is a wash You are essentially dealing Sale for less
  21. QUOTE (bmags @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:44 AM) Three way trade stolen from poster jonathanrod on SSS that I like a lot and is probably unrealistic from Rockies (but they are the PERFECT team to stretch out for a run) Rockies get: Abreu Giolito White sox get: Robles Rodgers Ramel Tapia Erik Feede Carter Kieboom Nick Banks Forrest Wall Kyle Freeland Nats get: Robertson Sale Wow, what a mega blockbuster. Although honestly Rodgers and Giolito might be a prospect wash and I feel like Tapia, Wall and Freeland is not necessarily the best offer we could get for Abreu Wall's defense is flat out bad, and I am not sure the hit tool makes up enough for it. That would jump start a rebuild for sure though
  22. QUOTE (bmags @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:39 AM) I can't imagine Gio nets Rutherford. But obviously would be stoked for that package. The Yankees have a very enviable farm system right now, and not just in the top 10 They have really great depth throughout the system with interesting prospects. Hell their #20 overall prospect Montgomery had a great season and could profile as a #4 or #5th starter soon. I would not be shocked at all to see the Yankees absolutely stacked in 2-3 years, especially with a few trades/free agent pick ups
  23. QUOTE (Ro Da Don @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:35 AM) Absolutely. I wanted to Sox to take him in the draft. That's the type of player we need for the future. He's in that Kyle Tucker/Devers group for me of guys who will just hit. I know he got injured, but I was very surprised that the White Sox passed on Kyle Lewis for Collins. Time will tell, but I really liked his power Rutherford is a long way off making the majors, his ETA is 2020. That was too far out for the Sox to consider drafting him I think
  24. QUOTE (hi8is @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:29 AM) Kopech did completely dominate the AFL Jared miller in the Diamondbacks system totally dominated the AFL 18 innings pitched, 0.00 ERA, 6 hits, 4 walks, 30 K's He's their #28 ranked prospect...don't read too much into AFL stats
  25. QUOTE (TheFutureIsNear @ Dec 6, 2016 -> 11:22 AM) Giolito and Robles > Moncada and Kopech. And if Basabe is the beset 3rd piece Boston will do then no thanks....no idea why people are so caught up in names here. Just because you hadn't heard of Robles before yesterday that doesn't mean he's not a great get for the White Sox. There's a damn good chance that his time next year he will be the new Moncada level prospect. You don't go from asking for Betts 6 months ago to lowering your price to Moncada or Benintendi + Kopech + Basabe Moncada or Benintendi is a must in a Boston offer + Devers as a mandatory second piece + Groome or Kopech as a third piece + 2 of E Rod/Swihart/Basabe/lower level guys Moncada/Benintendi + Devers + Kopech/Groome + E Rod/Swihart/Basabe/lower level prospects is a fair offer for both sides
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