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White Sox Make a Huge Splash by Signing Dallas Keuchel

The White Sox have signed left-handed pitcher Dallas Keuchel.

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Per Jeff Passan, the Sox have signed…wait for it…Dallas Keuchel.

BREAKING: Left-hander Dallas Keuchel and the Chicago White Sox are in agreement on a deal, sources tell ESPN.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 22, 2019

Ken Rosenthal followed up with the specific terms of the deal.

Keuchel terms with #WhiteSox, per source: Three years, $55.5M with vesting option. First with terms: @JonHeyman.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) December 22, 2019

The White Sox are spending. They filled two giant holes in the rotation with Gio Gonzalez and now Dallas Keuchel. I have to give them credit because they’re finally doing what they said they would.

Keuchel had a 4.72 FIP last year and a 3.75 ERA. However, he’ll be fine. He was a 3.3 fWAR pitcher in 2018 and 2.3 fWAR pitcher in 2017. He’s good. Maybe he’s not the level of Zack Wheeler, Gerrit Cole, or Stephen Strasburg, but he’s in that next tier. This signing is good for the Sox and good for the fans. We deserved this. Now it’s time for the club to go out and get another slugger for RF or DH and possibly add to the bullpen. They silenced me and the rest of Sox fans knocking the team for being passive after the Yasmani Grandal signing. What a Christmas gift for White Sox nation.

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