Nick Baumgardner

The slow build.

The White Sox, and I keep saying this, had, to me, the best offseason of any non-contender in Major League Baseball.

They addressed needs.

They brought in relief pitching.

They brought in power.

They brought in outfield help, bringing Austin Hayes in.

I think that's an under-radar move for them, bringing in a professional outfielder, somebody who's been an all-star before, who's been on winning teams before, and that's going to help them greatly.

You make a trade to bring in Luis Angel Acuna, who said to the media out there in –

arizona that hey i know i've been an infielder by trade but like i'm most comfortable in center field i think that's i think chris gets in company we're very happy to hear that because you know what they're in need of over there well louis robert left so i think they need a center fielder you do need a center fielder so that's where louis on hill aconia could be playing the majority of his time could be could be i i make and you know you have year two of colson montgomery and kyle teal and edgar carrow and chase my draft together as a core

That's what I'm excited about.

Those young guys, Colson Montgomery and the lot, and how well they play in year two.

Because a lot of them, the league adjusted to them, and then they bounced back and finished pretty well in their rookie season.

So I love that.

Okay, storyline number three with Russell Dorsey of Yahoo Sports right here on Rahimi Harrison Grody.

Go.

More youth.

It's almost like a 2A.

But you're going to be able to... You're expecting this year a guy like Noah Schultz, former first-round pick.

A guy like Hagan Smith, former first-round pick.

And even...