Nothing will top the utter jubilation of signing Munetaka Murakami, but perhaps the most reassuring move the Chicago White Sox have made this offseason is their immediate reinvestment of the money they saved in the Luis Robert Jr. trade in closer-to-be Seranthony Dominguez.
At two years and a $10 million annual salary, one could argue that the Pale Hose can afford to sign another player of Dominguez's ilk to fill the full $20 million hole Robert is leaving on the payroll. Even without another marquee addition, though, the front office has wisely added a veteran leader to one of the weakest parts of the roster.