White Sox decline Ramirez option. Will Tyler Saladino start in 2016?

The Chicago White Sox will be moving on from veteran shortstop Alexei Ramirez, who has been the team’s starter since 2009. They declined his one-year, $10 million option for 2016 on Wednesday, meaning the team seems to be heading in a different direction at shortstop.

While it is still possible for the White Sox to bring back Ramirez at a much lower price, they may be looking to fill this position from within. Considering that they can get similar production from Tyler Saladino for a lot less, it might make sense. The team might be better off using its financial resources elsewhere, such as third base or catcher. Keep in mind Ramirez will turn 35 in September of 2016, so age should be a…