Jim Bowden

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221 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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Rahimi & Grote Show · 5 On It: What was the best and worst for the Cubs and White Sox this weekend? Plus Caleb Williams talks 1-on-1 work with Ben Johnson (HOUR 3) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Layla, Mark, thanks for having me on your show.

I appreciate it.

Yeah, it's going to be higher than what they gave up to get him.

And they gave up Leo DeVries, one of the top prospects in baseball and a future all-star shortstop.

And that would just be the starting point of what he would want back.

I mean, look, he really doesn't have interest in trading Mason Miller because of the years of control.

He's the best pitcher in baseball.

I mean, this stuff is just off the charts, whether it's the 102-mile-an-hour fastball or the slider.

And now he's got a changeup as well.

So he's not looking to move him.

But if somebody wants to give him a franchise-changing type trade where he can get three or four players back, and I'll use the example of the Garrett Crochet trade with the White Sox and Red Sox,

it's going to take that kind of return to get him.

It's not going to be one prospect straight up for him like he was able to do when he traded for him.

So if it's a crochet return, then I would expect if someone were to offer that, then I would expect AJ to trade him.

If not, then I think he'll just hold on to him, and more likely if he decides to sell, more likely he sells on Michael King than Mason Miller because of the control issues.

Yankees, White Sox, Brewers would be the three teams that

come to mind out of the get go that certainly have enough if they decide they want to pay the price.

But I think the follow up question is, can you see any of them doing that?

And my response back

to them would be no i don't see any of them you know milwaukee is built on building for the long term i think if they give up any of their top prospects it's going to be in a school deal and it won't be quantity the white sox have worked too hard to get their franchise to where it is right now where they've got a chance to be perennial contenders i don't think they're going to trade their next wave of top prospects to do it not that they wouldn't offer one or two to try to get it done

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