Levine: White Sox Homestand Critical In Standings, Assessing Needs
Chicago entered Wednesday night with a 3.5-game lead over Cleveland in the AL Central.
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Chicago entered Wednesday night with a 3.5-game lead over Cleveland in the AL Central.
"We are prepared to make a big move today if it presents itself," GM Rick Hahn says.
Hahn spoke with Inside The Clubhouse on 670 The Score over the weekend.
The way the White Sox's wins are coming are based on sustainable skills.
The White Sox have made improvements on the field and in the clubhouse.
The White Sox suddenly have a blessing on their hands, as it pertains to baseball in 2016.
Rick Hahn emphasized the team's short-term expectations after adding numerous players to the mix.
"There is absolutely no hard-line, dogma limit terms on free agents," Hahn says.
The White Sox aren't as far away from being a playoff contender as it might seem.
The White Sox are still on the hunt to upgrade their outfield.
The White Sox have their eyes on Reds third baseman Todd Frazier.
"In terms of aggression and desire, that is not going to change," Rick Hahn says.
The White Sox signed Avila on Wednesday to a one-year deal.
There was a rebuild, then there wasn't. There was a splurge and a three-year window. Now there's no plan.
The White Sox averaged 3.8 runs per game in 2015, dead last in the American League.
The time to move on is rarely seen by most of us who toil at a profession and knock out a living and a career.
The moment of truth is upon us. Chicago will have to win 65 percent of their remaining games, Bruce Levine writes.
"If we continue to play like we have, we will be just fine," White Sox GM Rick Hahn said about standing pat at the deadline.
The Chicago White Sox continue to evaluate their position to move up as a contender on a daily basis.
General manager Rick Hahn freely admits he wants to be a buyer, but he's also a realist.
"We're currently and not surprisingly having conversations with a number of different clubs," Hahn says of the White Sox.
With 32 wins in the first half of the season, the White Sox must realistically win 53 of their last 81 games to be a wild-card contender.
Everyone shares in the struggles of the White Sox, GM Rick Hahn says.
The first demarcation point of 60 days to evaluate the team has come and gone for the GM.
The next few weeks will decide Chicago's intentions on the trade market.
