In my third year of representing the White Sox as their GM in the SB Nation offseason simulation, we made only one trade (lowest number ever) and signed five free agents (four, really, plus re-signing Carlos Rodón).
After the 2018 sim, our roster projected to 83 wins, using preseason projections — a mighty leap from 62 the real team grabbed. After last year’s simulation, we projected to 86-88 wins; amazingly, the actual White Sox of 2020, projected over 162 games, would have been a 94 or 95-win team.
So, where do the White Sox stand after this past SBN simulation?