Many MLB Stars Available On Trade Market As GMs Head Home
Chris Sale, Andrew McCutchen, Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera and Brian McCann are a few of the big names available.
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Chris Sale, Andrew McCutchen, Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera and Brian McCann are a few of the big names available.
Brian Hoyer and Rick Renteria aren't inspiring but also aren't the troubles for the Bears and White Sox, respectively.
Sale has thrown a career-high 221 2/3 innings this season.
It's possible Sale pitched his final game in a White Sox uniform Tuesday night.
"I wear this uniform with a lot of pride," Sale says.
"We have to find a way to be better next year," Sale says.
The White Sox will hold plenty of leverage this offseason.
Looking at the last four World Series winners, none had a pitcher finish in the top 10 of WAR for pitchers.
Now in his seventh year, the 27-year-old Sale still hasn't pitched in a playoff game.
Hahn considered serious offers from the Dodgers, Red Sox and Rangers for starters Chris Sale and Jose Quintana.
Trade speculation swirled around ace pitchers Chris Sale and Jose Quintana, but the White Sox asked for a high price.
The next few days ahead of Monday's trade deadline could prove pivotal for Chicago's baseball teams.
"For everything that is negative, you hope to find a positive in all of it," Sale says.
"I regret not being there for my guys," Sale says.
As Sale has expressed his frustration with Ventura, Williams feels it was handled in "excellent fashion."
In Sale's warped mind, Ventura didn't advocate hard enough on his behalf against team officials to move the 1976 uniform promotion.
Sale also called out manager Robin Ventura in an interview with MLB.com.
Sale's latest blow-up was unfair to management, teammates, staffers and fans.
A genuine moment of self-awareness needs to be followed by aggressive self-improvement.
In a telling statement, general manager Rick Hahn acknowledged the team must listen to offers for Sale.
The discipline comes after Sale shredded the team's uniforms prior to Saturday's game in frustration.
Sale cut up throwback jerseys because he didn't want to wear them, per reports.
The White Sox will insist on receiving both pitchers and position players in any deal for Chris Sale.
"It's something I will remember," Bryant says of homering off Sale in the All-Star Game.
Quintana will be the fifth pitcher to throw for the AL on Tuesday night.
