Chicago trading needed pitching for abundant offense
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by user The Widening Geier
If the proposed Soriano deal goes through, I fail to see the Chicago White Sox logic. Though Soriano is a dominant offensive player, aren't Thome, Dye, and Konerko sufficient in the offense department. Shouldn't their focus be on pitching, which won them the World Series last year. Garland, Buherle, and Garcia have returned to earth, Contreras is no longer unbeatable, and El Duque is in Flushing. Trading a starter quality arm from out of the pen, even if it is for Soriano, seems a little risky.
Thoughts?
Date
Tue 07/25/06, 7:25 am EST
