Hearts is an ironically titled card game given how much playing time is spent avoiding that specific suit like the plague. It’s like how despite the obviously outsized effect of player salary and organizational finances on trade values, MLB executives often find themselves performing verbal gymnastics to explain how a deal’s merits actually transcend dollars.… The post The … [Read more...] about The White Sox dumped Luis Robert Jr.’s salary, but now feel they’ve really done something with it
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FEB. 1ST @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: TOP SOX AVERAGES BY FEBRUARY BABIES
Chet Lemon is third in Sox history in average among players born in February. Highest Sox averages by players born in February (min. 1,000 at bats): AVG—PLAYER .322—Carl Reynolds .305—Earl Sheely .288—Chet Lemon .287—Ralph Hodgin .279—Willie Kamm .276—Al Smith .269—Alex Rios .269—Bubba Phillips .260—Jerry Hairston .258—Don Buford … [Read more...] about FEB. 1ST @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: TOP SOX AVERAGES BY FEBRUARY BABIES
FACTS ABOUT EACH WHITE SOX NON-ROSTER INVITEE TO 2026 SPRING TRAINING
White Sox spring training invitees Hagen Smith (33) and Michael Turner were teammates at the University of Arkansas. Here’s a look at the non-roster players, including organization minor leaguers, the White Sox have invited to spring training: *Mason Adams, RHP (minor leaguer): Iowa native is the Sox No. 13 prospect in the latest Fangraphs rankings. He missed 2025 after … [Read more...] about FACTS ABOUT EACH WHITE SOX NON-ROSTER INVITEE TO 2026 SPRING TRAINING
White Sox trade third baseman Bryan Ramos to Orioles
The post White Sox trade third baseman Bryan Ramos to Orioles appeared first on Sox On 35th. The White Sox have traded third baseman Bryan Ramos to the Orioles in exchange for cash considerations, as first reported by MLB insider Francys Romero. The Baltimore Orioles acquired Cuban 3B Bryan Ramos, per sources.— Francys Romero (@francysromeroFR) February 2, 2026 Ramos, … [Read more...] about White Sox trade third baseman Bryan Ramos to Orioles
What David Stearns’ Plan Was All Along
In the wake of a flurry of major trades and signings last week, the New York Mets, barring a late free-agent addition, appear set for the start of Spring Training. The prevailing narrative throughout the offseason was that Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns had no plan. Yet as the offseason progressed, that notion quickly faded. If there’s one thing this … [Read more...] about What David Stearns’ Plan Was All Along