Dugout Metrics Podcast 4 — The Good (Oscar Colás), the Bad (Eloy Jiménez) and the Puzzling (final roster cuts) — 2021-03-26
Trevor Lines and Luke Smailes are back to talk Eloy’s future in left, Oscar’s future with the White Sox, and the popular favorite for final arm in the pen
Sox Populi - A Chicago White Sox podcast
March 26, 202139m 18s
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Show Notes
Just when you thought you wouldn’t hear from the Dugout Metrics crew again until late May, BAM, we’re back. Trevor Lines and Luke Smailes are back to break down the Eloy Jiménez dilemma, Oscar Colás addition, and final roster cuts:
- Can you “tell” a player — in this case Eloy — to play the field at less than full tilt?
- Luke Smailes deftly sneaks “his guy,” Zack Collins, into a question about ... left field
- Has the time come to state unequivocally bar Jiménez from left field? And if so, how does being a (young) DH ding a player’s overall value?
- How do the White Sox end up, year after year, with like a dozen DH-only types?
- Is it absolutely insane, or just merely insane, that Andrew Vaughn is making his post-Little League debut in left field three games before Opening Day?
- Yep, Trevor called Colás to the White Sox more than a year ago, in his first SSS piece! He provides a breakdown of his game, if reading isn’t your thing
- The Ethan Katz connection will factor into the final pitching slot for the Sox, which is good news for Nik Turley
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