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Everything posted by steveno89
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One year deal for $3-5 million I'd guess as well. Low risk deal, and I think he still has some gas left in the tank. Hard for anyone to dislike this move as long as we look to add a higher quality option(s).
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We could do far worse from a hopefully fifth starter I like the move, as Gonzalez is probably the best backend starter still on the market and gives us a left hander in the rotation. Should not be more than a reasonable one year deal.
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Robert Murray @ByRobertMurray Sources: #WhiteSox closing in on a deal with free-agent pitcher Gio Gonzalez.
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I'm not sure I see Ryu getting four guaranteed years given the extensive injury history. I think he will get a nice three year deal and remain west. Keuchel should be our target on a three year agreement
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The Sox are not throwing Vaughn into any deal sort of a cost controlled premium starting pitcher.
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Eno Sarris Biggest Remaining MLB Needs And How To Fill Them - CWS
steveno89 replied to BFirebird's topic in Pale Hose Talk
I do not see many clubs expressing interest in going four years on Keuchel. His market seems to be fairly slow, and I could see him taking a lesser deal. -
Eno Sarris Biggest Remaining MLB Needs And How To Fill Them - CWS
steveno89 replied to BFirebird's topic in Pale Hose Talk
I'm on board with three years for Keuchel around $15 million AAV. That is fair for the player and club. Talk of 4/$80 million is crazy town, no team is paying that. -
I'd rather role the dice on Gio Gonzalez one a cheap, one year deal. If he bounces back he could help solidify the back end of our rotation.
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Eno Sarris Biggest Remaining MLB Needs And How To Fill Them - CWS
steveno89 replied to BFirebird's topic in Pale Hose Talk
I can't see Keuchel getting $20 million AAV, while Bumgarner received only $17 million A three year deal would be ideal, I'm not sure what other teams are serious about Keuchel? Gonzalez as a fifth starter I would not hate at all. He's had a really solid career, and likely would not be expensive on a one year deal. Ink Taijuan Walker or Felix Hernandez to a minor league deal for depth? -
What are you smoking?
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I would not trade six controlled seasons of Vaughn for three seasons of Benintendi arbitration control. Just pay a guy like Ozuna for only money, WTF
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How is Springer going to be affordable? He will hit free agency at age 31, and likely be ticketed for a lucrative 6 year deal. Cheaper than Betts? Sure, but still expect it to be at least 6/$150 million
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Teheran or Nova are far from flashy, but might be exactly what this rotation needs as a #5 to go out and eat innings. That or a Homer Bailey, or Alex Wood?
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Twins and White Sox are both in desperate need of pitching, with a limited supply remaining.
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This entire rebuild only goes as far as Giolito/Kopech/Lopez/Cease/Dunning/Stiever will take us. Sure, we can and will add outside talent, but our farm is thin and pretty top heavy. Is trading Madrigal/Cease/Vaughn really in our best long term interest right now? Likely not.
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No idea why the Sox would not entertain signing Taijuan Walker to a minor league deal? There is a pretty clear potential path towards getting a shot on the MLB club in a relief/swing role. Zero risk move, and I am not sure I see any team risking a MLB deal with him.
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Castellanos ideal value would be at DH, and I do not think we are ready to commit that sort of money to a DH/platoon RF. His atrocious defense negates some of his bat's value.
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Sox might be wise to grab Wood/Teheran/Bailey/Gio/Nova/etc soon something they do not seem desperate in a trade. At least they will have acquired one starting option, lessening the pressure a little bit?
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I do not get the impression the Sox are interested in Ryu. I think he stays West.
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Tick tock. Names keep being inked daily right now. Soon they will be left with only scraps.
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5 years for Ryu is a disaster waiting to happen. Yuck.
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I’m trying hard to be patient, but each day more names get snapped up as the Sox sit there. jeez I really hope they have a plan, because another offseason like 2019 and I will be leading the angry mob.
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Another potential option bites the dust...
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I could see Ryu settling for a two year deal with an option. The injury history is hard to ignore. I have not heard of one reported three year offer for Ryu.
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Signing them to what though? Is rolling the dice on Ryu for two years a risk worth taking? Perhaps. Keuchel for three years? Perhaps. If Ryu wants three and Keuchel wants four I think we would be wise to look elsewhere for help. These guys could still be in play for the Sox.