Most front offices want to give their teams until at least Memorial Day to figure out who they really are, before getting involved in serious trade discussions. So when trades start to flow, which teams could make the first moves? JimBowdenGM analyzes:
, who’s off to a strong start this season . DeSclafani is signed through next year. A deal with the Cardinals for position players could be a possible match.1. Lucas Giolito, RHP, White Sox
If the White Sox don’t turn around their season soon, they’ll have no choice but to trade Lucas Giolito, an impending free agent, before the deadline. Giolito, 28, is 54-49 in his career with a 4.30 ERA. He’s provided at least 161 2/3 innings pitched in four of the past five years, with the only exception being the shortened season of 2020. This season, he’s posted a 3.67 ERA and 3.88 FIP in seven starts but his strikeout rate is his lowest since 2018.
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