Kopech expressed mixed feelings about his trade, stating, 'A part of me knew that I was going to get traded, but... I hadn't had a good year on a bad team... so you don't really know where you're going to end up.' His candid admission reflects the uncertainty players often face during trade deadlines. He noted the stark contrast in circumstances from the White Sox to the Dodgers, illustrating his journey from a struggling team to one vying for championships.
Further emphasizing his mindset, Kopech added, '...when you don't want to play a selfish game because it's not a selfish game, it makes it really hard.' This statement highlights the internal conflict players face when striving for personal improvement while being part of a larger team dynamic. His commitment to the team's collective goals shows a maturing perspective that aligns with his move to a more successful organization.
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