Worst Trade in White Sox History

Date: March 22, 2020Author: Ryan L. Smith 0 Comments

When the Sox traded Fernando Tatis Jr. for James Shields in what will go down as one of the most lopsided trades in MLB history, it marked the crescendo for the franchise famously “mired in mediocrity.” This trade was so bad, it forced an overhaul to a decades-old organizational philosophy and a complete teardown/rebuild.

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Worst Trade in White Sox History

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