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If any pitcher got injured ut wouldn't surprise me
That's true too. Pitching puts a lot of pressure on you arm. Especially, how much you throw.
If any pitcher got injured ut wouldn't surprise me
Didn't Sale miss time last year with arm issues? Or was that the year before?
Didn't Sale miss time last year with arm issues? Or was that the year before?
Last year (2012). They made him the closer for 5 days. Then put him back in the rotation.
If Hahn doesn't do more, good chance the Royals finish ahead of us.
If Hahn doesn't do more, good chance the Royals finish ahead of us.
LOL No. Royals will not finish ahead of us.
Secondly, there isn't a lot of money to spend on free-agents, and what movable chips do we have that we actually want to move?
Sale, Viciedo, Reed, Santiago, Jones, etc. Yeah, we can move those, but why?
Konerko, Ramirez, and Dunn's contracts are too big. And no one will take on Rios unless he has a good 2013 and proved (somewhat) that his off years were flukes.
Our only real moveable, realistic trade chips are De Aza, and Floyd. And we can't move Floyd until we know how Danks is.
Not a whole lot the Sox can do right now.
I think the Royals could. I like their young team and I think they will surprise this year. It depends on the season plays out. Also, KW could be still making the calls. You never know, so I wouldn't blame it all on Hahn.
so KW isnt the GM and yet we find ways to blame him?
I think it's both. Just don't balme it all on Hahn, that's all I'm saying. The President of Baseball Operations usually has the last say.
then why haven't people cared who the president of baseball operations for the White Sox was the past 12 years?
actually, no they haven't, guess I just assumed they would :lol:Have they had a president of baseball operations during that time frame?
from here: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-10-25/news/sns-rt-bbo-sox-newssxf2afaa1-20121025_1_rick-hahn-white-sox-front-officeWilliams, 48, still will hold the title of senior vice president, the Chicago Tribune reported.
Williams has held the GM post since October 2000, and he led the club to the World Series championship in 2005, the White Sox's first crown since 1918.
The writing change has been in the works for some time. The White Sox have had no head of baseball operations in their organization. Williams has said numerous times that he would love to be able to have some of the baseball decisions but not have to deal with the media or the grind that the GM job entails.