head to head
Chicago White Sox ⇄ Los Angeles Dodgers
25 trades · by score, CHW came out ahead in 10 of 23. Flip · CHW · LAD
Lance Lynn, Trayce Thompson and Nick Nastrini changed clubs among others, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
AJ Pollock and Craig Kimbrel changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Manny Banuelos changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
Eric Surkamp and Blake Smith changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Cash considerations is the whole of what changed hands besides Jim Thome.
Tomás Pérez changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
Sandy Alomar changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
4 pieces changed hands and the ledger barely moved.
McKay Christensen changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
Antonio Osuna and Gary Majewski changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Darren Hall changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
Darren Lewis and Chad Fonville changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Isidro Márquez and Ron Coomer changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Jeff Bittiger and Tracy Woodson changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Shawn Hillegas stayed 3 seasons and was the best of it, and it still came out close to even.
Chicago White Sox came out ahead by 6.3 WAR, most of it from Rudy Law.
Los Angeles Dodgers got 18.2 WAR out of Tommy John over 6 seasons. Chicago White Sox got 15.4 from the whole return.
Andy Carey and Ramón Conde changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.