Comments on: Who can survive at the back end of the White Sox rotation?

By: South Side - Baseball Prospectus

South Side - Baseball Prospectus — Thu, 26 May 2016 18:12:16 +0000

[…] As James has detailed in his recent piece on the back end of the rotation, the options for starters number four and five look bleak. They’ve been shuffled around since the beginning of the season when they included Jacob Turner and Erik Johnson as legitimate candidates, but it’s more lateral shuffling than anything. Of course, this is an issue for any team, but it becomes more of an issue when that team’s lineup is producing as weakly as the White Sox’s has been as of late. The White Sox don’t just need run support when starters four and five go, they need insurance runs, and that’s something that this lineup is not able to offer consistently right now. […]

By: South Side - Baseball Prospectus

South Side - Baseball Prospectus — Wed, 25 May 2016 12:00:08 +0000

[…] talked about how the White Sox’ rotation sure could use some help. And, especially with Jose Abreu‘s uncharacteristic ineptitude persisting, the offense […]

By: JofpGallagher

JofpGallagher — Tue, 24 May 2016 16:16:09 +0000

I agree, MiGo looks the better of the three. Hahn should call Beane and try to get Rich Hill. He can’t cost a lot in terms of prospects. The As aren’t going any where this year, and losing Reddick and Gray should just put them in rebuild mode.