"Sizu can be so

"Sizu can be sold at any time as long as the price is right"

The LA Dodgers and Baltimore Orioles also left. Although influential customers failed to make a trade and left the board, the Chicago White Sox are still maintaining a high stance on trading Dylan Seeds (29).

MLB.com, the official website of the U.S. Major League Baseball (MLB), reported on the 12th (Korean time), "White Sox general manager Chris Gaetz said, 'Any team can trade Seeds if they match the price.'"

Cease is the White Sox's ace. His ERA last season was high at 4.58, but prior to that, the 2022 season saw him go 14-8 with a 2.20 ERA, placing him second in American League Cy Young Award voting. He uses a fastball in the low 90s and a high-speed slider, and has an average strikeout rate of 29.8% over the past three seasons.

However, the White Sox put Seiz on the trade market early. This is because the team is in rebuilding. The White Sox, who played fall baseball in the 2020 and 2021 seasons, lost all of the players they had developed over a long period of time. Ultimately, following the trade of Lucas Giolito and Lance Lynn last summer, we are also listening to trade proposals for the remaining players, including Siege.

The problem is the price. Although he has been traded, the price is not cheap. With two years remaining until he becomes a free agent, the White Sox set the trade price for Seeds very high. The Atlanta Braves, Dodgers, and Baltimore, who were competing for the title but lacking an ace, were said to have talked with the White Sox about Seeds, but there was no progress in negotiations.

In the end, the three teams replaced Seeds with other pitchers. Atlanta acquired Chris Sale from the Boston Red Sox, and the Dodgers acquired Tyler Glasnow from the Tampa Bay Rays. Additionally, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and James Paxton were also signed as free agents. Baltimore, which had been relatively quiet, also recently succeeded in acquiring National League Cy Young Award winner Corbin Burns through a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers.

The White Sox recently spoke with the 'pitcher kingdom' Seattle Mariners, but it appears that there was no result. Local media reported that the White Sox requested Seattle's leading pitching prospects, Bryce Miller and Brian Wu.

Even though there is little progress in negotiations, the White Sox's 'guts selling' continues. General Manager Getz said, "I have to keep the health of the club in mind. If a trade can make the team better in the short and long term, I will strongly consider it," and added, "If the price meets the criteria, we will trade." “I can,” he answered.

MLB.com said, "Season looks to bounce back in the 2024 season. It's unclear which team he'll do it with. Getz is keeping all trade options open, but even if no offers meet his criteria in the coming days and weeks, “There is no problem,” he said. General Manager Getz responded, “I think very highly of Shizu. It’s great to be able to start spring training with him.”

However, if the Seeds do not rebound, the White Sox's 'holding on' may come at a high price. Although his pitch and strikeout rate remain healthy, even in 2022, when Siege was active, allowing walks was a problem. If they are once again shaken by control issues this season, the White Sox will have to trade Seas, who has a greatly reduced chance of rebound, without receiving the desired compensation.

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