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White Sox Add Andruw Jones, Build Depth
According to multiple reports, including Bruce Levine of ESPN, the White Sox have signed former All-Star outfielder Andruw Jones.
Hot Stove Rumors: Adrian Gonzalez the Focus of Padres-White Sox-Angels Talks
Rumors have been flying about him since the trade deadline last July. Padre fans, as well as the San Diego media, sat on the edge of their seats as the hours and minutes ticked away, wondering if Adrian Gonzalez was about to be traded.
Heath Bell: I hope Padres' new GM has got full rein
Padres closer Heath Bell tells the Boston Herald that former San Diego general manager Kevin Towers did not have full authority to make moves.
For White Sox pitchers, it's be fit or face wrath
Paul Konerko made the saying popular in the White Sox' clubhouse in 2008: "'F' feelings.
Inbox: Will Peavy regain ace form?
Before we click on this week's White Sox Inbox, let's begin with some well-deserved personal congratulations.
Ex-Tiger Kirk Gibson enjoys offseason hunting at north Michigan ranch
Whitetail deer are the jewel of a wildlife mosaic at Kirk Gibson's 1,300-acre ranch, a heavenly parcel in Michigan's northeast Lower Peninsula dotted with wetlands, hardwoods, apple trees, and deer-dining crops of corn, soybeans, rye, clover, and alfalfa.
A new direction on the South Side
It was the kind of question that deserved a little more thought, especially from a general manager who enjoyed watching his starting rotation dominate during the 2005 postseason.
Williams: Big free agents unlikely
The question handed to Ken Williams during Monday's opening afternoon of the 2009 General Managers Meetings at the O'Hare Hilton dealt with respect, and the topic of the respect question was free-agent outfielder/designated hitter Hideki Matsui.
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Teahen's arrival could open door for Konerko's departure
Royals' Mark Teahen follows through on a two-run home run against Detroit. Phil Rogers On Baseball , November 5, 2009 Mark Teahen might be Kenny Williams' perfect player.
Highlighting top D-Backs prospects for '10
Arizona Diamondbacks It was a tough year in Arizona and it ended even worse when the D-Backs No.
Making the Grade: Starting Pitchers
When rookie left-handed pitcher Cesar Ramos got his first Major League start in the final weeks of the regular season, he became the 15th different starting pitcher for the Padres in 2009.
Highlighting top Padres prospects for '10
San Diego Padres The Padres put their rebuilding program into full go last season, dealing off Jake Peavy and a slew of serviceable relievers.
Williams opens up on offseason plans
Since the 2009 regular season came to a close during the first weekend of October, White Sox general manager Ken Williams has paid little attention to baseball.
Do The White Sox Have The Pieces To Trade For an Elite Player?
While the White Sox should have some spending ability on the free agent market, most of the top players will probably end up beyond their price range.
Facing Pedro could be least of Dodgers' imminent problems
On the field, the Los Angeles Dodgers lost Game 1 of the National League Championship series .
CHICAGO 8, DETROIT 0: Peavy, Sox blank Tigers
Jake Peavy pitched eight scoreless innings and three White Sox had two RBIs as the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers lost to Chicago, 8-0, tonight at Comerica Park.
This is beyond logic. This is unbelievable. This, my friends, is the essence of Cubdom.
Padres turn season into a positive
They used 15 different starting pitchers, traded away a Cy Young Award winner and made a notable second-half push with an active roster of players who made a combined $26 million, many of whom started the season in the Minor Leagues.
Should Tigers miss playoffs, blame the bats
Detroit Baseball connoisseurs saw Jake Peavy pitch a masterly game Friday night as the Chicago White Sox fricasseed the Tigers, 8-0, at Comerica Park.
Revolving Door Facing New San Diego Padres General Manager
How many familiar faces will the San Diego Padres be without when the team opens spring training from Peoria, Arizona in Febuary of next year? Trevor Hoffman is in Milwaukee for another season, signing a one year A $8 millionA dollar deal with a mutual option for the 2011 season that could be worth up to $8.5 million.