Talk of a potential Dylann Seas trade has been muted in recent weeks. However, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, it’s highly likely the White Sox will trade the right-hander between now and the start of camp.
Rosenthal reported that, given the lack of starting pitching depth in free agency, the White Sox may wait to sign some of the bigger names on the market to negotiate with teams that still have rotation needs, after not agreeing. With pitchers like Blake Snell, Jordan Montgomery and Marcus Stroman.
White Sox general manager Chris Getz declined to commit to the idea of trading Seaz during a call with reporters on Tuesday. When asked about the pitcher’s future in Chicago, Getz said there is “no club that hasn’t shown some level of interest” in the 28-year-old right-hander, but indicated the team won’t move Seaz until it does. is coming. Suggested offer.
“Whether it’s the Siege market or other players, we’re certainly not alone,” Getz said. “Some teams have more flexibility than others. What is needed is for the team to emerge and reach an agreement.”
Rosenthal cited the Yankees, Red Sox, Giants, Orioles, Cubs and Rangers as those looking to improve their rotation, with Baltimore having the depth needed to win a bid for Seas’ services.
