Obviously the goal here is to be successful and to compete for AL Central and go deeper into the playoffs.

We had a ways to go. You look at how many wins we had last year and how many losses the floor needed to be raised.

And that comes with the depth and the certain individuals that are acquired here.

So, you know,

at this point, can we sit here and say we're going to out-talent other clubs? No, but it doesn't

mean that we can't go out there and win a ball game on a nightly basis, and you just stack that

throughout the year, and you look up and perhaps you're accomplishing something beyond what

outside expectations are.

So how do you take a team that lost over 100 games last season and fix it?

That's the job of new general manager Chris Gets.

We spoke about the roster overhaul and what fans can expect from the White Sox on this edition

of the White Sox Talk podcast brought to you by Win Trust. Hey everybody, it's Chuck Arfine,

a Camback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona. Chris made a lot of moves this offseason. None of them

could be described as big, huge, or flashy.

You couple that with what happened last year, and socks fans aren't exactly dancing in the streets.

So what is Chris doing?

What kind of team is he building?

We talk about that plus why the White Sox didn't spend more money this

winter and if that will change next offseason. Plus, how close has he been to trading Dylan

Sees? Why there are so many former Royals, Braves, and Angels on this team and more.

So it's Chris Gets on Dylan Sees, future spending.

Building a team and more that's next.

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