If the Chicago White Sox were a stock, even Warren Buffet would be puzzled. Since a 1-5 skid out of the break all but killed their season, the White Sox are 50-51, and winners of four its last five games.
My own personal take on the direction Chicago should go at the deadline has increasingly wavered. On one hand, Chris Sale and Jose Quintana would snag a combined $300 million or more on the open market, and those are two commodities that mid-payroll teams should be adverse to dealing. There’s just so much surplus value in those deals.