In trading Chris Sale and Adam Eaton – one a superstar and the other quite underrated, both on the sorts of team-friendly deals the White Sox have excelled at negotiating – Chicago managed to kick off its demolition in the best fashion possible. Wednesday's deal that sent Eaton to the Washington Nationals for pitching prospects Lucas Giolito, Reynaldo Lopez and Dane Dunning was, in the words of one executive, “Shelby Miller 2.0. And while that may be an exaggeration – the Miller-for-Dansby Swanson/Ender Inciarte/Aaron Blair swap brought two everyday players, while the Eaton trade trafficked in the uncertain quantity known as pitching prospects – the implication was obvious: Chicago extracted...