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The only thing I'm mad about was watching James Fields be a batting practice pitcher in his time with the Sox, he had a bright spot here and there but Jerry Reinsdorf should have been more forceful in nixing the trade. Tatis is doing great but I'm happy with Moncada at 3rd base and fine with the team that we are seeing right now that most likely be a playoff team for at least the next 7 years and hopefully longer.
If anyone should be angry, it's the Cubs (and their fans) who traded us 2 guys who will be making a lot of headlines in the years to come.Last edited by LITTLE NELL; 08-20-2020, 01:23 PM.Now coming up to bat for the White Sox is the Mighty Mite, Nelson Fox.
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Imagine if they had Tatis, Semien, and Anderson. Three shortstops. One guy could play shallow left to help Eloy cover more ground, one would play straight SS, and one guy would play on the infield grass and take the bunt out of the equation."Hope...may be indulged in by those who have abundant resources...but those who stake their all upon the venture see it in its true colors only after they are ruined."
-- Thucydides
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Originally posted by HomeFish View PostImagine if they had Tatis, Semien, and Anderson. Three shortstops. One guy could play shallow left to help Eloy cover more ground, one would play straight SS, and one guy would play on the infield grass and take the bunt out of the equation.
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To me, I feel like had this not happened, the Sox still would've been spinning their wheels in mediocrity, trying to win now. With how bad this looked, maybe this triggered the higher ups to finally realize their approach wasn't working and to start from scratch. We'll see what the new guys bring to the table.
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Originally posted by SoxSpeed22 View PostTo me, I feel like had this not happened, the Sox still would've been spinning their wheels in mediocrity, trying to win now. With how bad this looked, maybe this triggered the higher ups to finally realize their approach wasn't working and to start from scratch. We'll see what the new guys bring to the table.
Four Sox Gold Gloves in 1960.
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Originally posted by FourGoldGloves View Post
Are you saying the Sox knew they had made a huge mistake trading Tatis at the time they initiated the Sale-Quintana-Eaton tear down? Or are you referring to the James Shields disappointment?
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Originally posted by SoxSpeed22 View PostTo me, I feel like had this not happened, the Sox still would've been spinning their wheels in mediocrity, trying to win now. With how bad this looked, maybe this triggered the higher ups to finally realize their approach wasn't working and to start from scratch. We'll see what the new guys bring to the table.
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Originally posted by Tragg View PostThat said, they've done a good job in rebuild #2.
As for Tatis, there will always be the tang of vomit in the back of my mouth, but at least he’s in the distant NL West.
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