God forbid a manager speak up about his players performance. Current baseball players are the most delicate little flowers sometimes and the media doesn't help matters. If a manager can't try to light a fire under his team then what's the point of having managers? I say just have literal babysitters instead because that's what some of these guys need and want. In four and a half or so seasons Robert has played 375 games. Jimenez in five plus seasons has played 472 games. Why are either of those guys still there? People act like Robert is this great trade chip but why would anyone want a guy that can't stay on the field? Forget Jimenez he's got one purpose year after year and that's to get on that IL ASAP. The White Sox have zero clue what they're doing and it's obvious.
Tanner Scott would be an excellent addition to the New York Yankees' bullpen, bringing his All-Star-caliber performance and left-handed pitching strength to bolster their relief efforts. However, the Yankees should prioritize using their top prospects to acquire Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Garrett Crochet. Crochet’s high strikeout potential and ability to provide depth in the rotation make him a vital target for the Yankees' postseason ambitions. In addition to these moves, the Yankees should consider adding Angels' Ben Joyce as another possible relief pitcher. Joyce's high-velocity fastball and effectiveness in late-inning situations could further enhance the bullpen's reliability. While adding another quality reliever and a third baseman would be beneficial for the Yankees' overall roster depth, their primary focus should be on securing a reliable closer and a top-tier starting pitcher. These key acquisitions would address the most pressing needs of their pitching staff, potentially making a greater impact on their championship pursuit.
Expansion would be an absolute disaster for the league. Not even enough quality pitching for 30 teams, let alone more. Expanded playoffs are also bad for the sport, devalues 162 games and like mentioned, a team shouldn't be able to get hot and make the playoffs and win the world series. Realigning divisions would be tragic too, MLB has already let many rivalries start to die, that would kill them even more
@@aidenawe9359 I remember back in '83, it was the all-star break, and Sox were tops in their division by 20 GAMES, and still hadnt had a sellout. Then people said, is that that team on the south side ? LOLOL.....And then Comiskey Park turned into the biggest tavern in Chicago. The wagon jumpers came from all over Chicagoland. LOL
Look maybe the White Sox know some thing about crochet health that I don’t know, but how do you trade a 24-year-old picture on team friendly contract for another two years doesn’t even make sense.
Guys I have been a fan of the White Sox for 68 years and I watch every game. This the worst manager I’ve seen in all those years. If they keep this manager the whole season they may lose a lot of fans because he doesn’t know how to manage a baseball team.
Bad teams that trade good players and the end result is still bad team. Rinse and repeat. Bad teams trading today to get better tomorrow is another myth that former players and media buy into. The average fan doesn't care about a stocked farm system.
The Yankees have a 1 Garret policy ✋ if 2 or more garrets are on 1 American League team, that team must fly the pride flag Instead of the u.s flag at their stadium It's in the u.s Constitution 🌈🏳️🌈
McMahon is signed through 2027 and the Rockies don't want to go down that path of trading a player in the middle of his extention. Rockies are rebuilding but they need a guy like Mac to build around. Can't go completely young, plus we have no 3B prospects that are ready. Not to mention trading McMahon would anger the fanbase even more after what happened a couple years ago. Trade Rodgers, have Blackmon retire, but don't trade McMahon
