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Sox sign Dayan Viciedo


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QUOTE (AustinIllini @ Aug 1, 2015 -> 04:19 PM)
If Williams and Hahn think this is what the White Sox need, they need to be shipped out.

 

Every team makes mundane transactions all the time. They traded for Justin Sellers the other day. They signed Viciedo today.

 

Nobody should care about this other than it happened and it's noteworthy.

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QUOTE (flavum @ Aug 1, 2015 -> 04:25 PM)
Every team makes mundane transactions all the time. They traded for Justin Sellers the other day. They signed Viciedo today.

 

Nobody should care about this other than it happened and it's noteworthy.

If he's on the 40 man, it's a disaster.

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QUOTE (Quinarvy @ Aug 1, 2015 -> 11:21 PM)
Well, we needed a power hitting right fielder...

 

you know, you got me thinking.

 

thompson was promoted to the majors, leaving a void in the team he is leaving. could it be a simple replacement for thompson??

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QUOTE (LDF @ Aug 1, 2015 -> 07:26 PM)
you know, you got me thinking.

 

thompson was promoted to the majors, leaving a void in the team he is leaving. could it be a simple replacement for thompson??

 

That's exactly what this move is.

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QUOTE (ventura_abreu @ Aug 2, 2015 -> 02:58 AM)
One thing about Tank is that he never bought into trying to make the adjustments that the White Sox wanted him to make. Maybe he will be more amenable to making those adjustments now that he has a second chance.

You'd think this would humble him as Beckham was humbled going to the Angels last year. However, Gordon's performance with the Sox shows again, it's not all mental. Beckham just doesn't have what it takes to hit in the bigs. Dayan may get one more chance to actually have a clue at the plate. Certainly he's been humbled. If he's not, he's hopeless upstairs. I mean he's moved around a bit since Sox let him go. He's actually a more valuable hitter than Avi as it turns out. Viciedo is good for 20 homers a year at least, to go with all the Ks. Avi appears to be a .260ish hitter with no home run pop and not a whole lot of ribbies.

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QUOTE (ventura_abreu @ Aug 2, 2015 -> 01:58 AM)
One thing about Tank is that he never bought into trying to make the adjustments that the White Sox wanted him to make. Maybe he will be more amenable to making those adjustments now that he has a second chance.

 

not making the majors again, i think he would be amendable for any new changes. :lol:

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