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Twins' Morneau considers himself a long shot for American League MVP
Twins' Justin Morneau in the dugout with one out in the ninth inning of their 1-0 loss to the White Sox in a one-game playoff game at U.S. Cellular Field Tuesday evening September 30, 2008.
Nobody can accuse White Sox GM Ken Williams of playing favorites. He...
Ken Williams is one of only three current general managers who played in the major leagues.
Dye hasn't been contacted about deal
Neither Jermaine Dye nor Bob Bry, Dye's longtime agent, have heard anything from general manager Ken Williams, assistant general manager Rick Hahn or any other team regarding a possible trade of the White Sox ...
Attytood: Re-posted: The most famous post in Attytood history
From May 8, 2008, in its entirety, with original art, linked here : Please come back Prediction: Jim Thome will be bashing home runs for the White Sox long after Ryan Howard's long, long "rehab" stint in ...
'Sad day for Tucson': County accepts $5M for Sox departure
White Sox player Jim Thome signs autographs for fans before the final game of spring training in March.
County accepts $5M for Sox departure; D-backs could be next to leave
White Sox player Jim Thome signs autographs for fans before the final game of spring training in March.
Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau considers himself a long shot for American League MVP
Twins' Justin Morneau in the dugout with one out in the ninth inning of their 1-0 loss to the White Sox in a one-game playoff game at U.S. Cellular Field Tuesday evening September 30, 2008.
The closer's market gets larger and larger as now Bobby Jenks of the Chicago White Sox enters the fold for the Mets' consideration.
Teammates, friends salute Herb Score
Rocky Colavito, right, sits next to Herb Score during their induction into the Indians Hall of Fame in 2006.
Deep field for 2008 Silver Sluggers
The gold was distributed last week. Now it's time to find out who's going to thrive in the silver market.
Wanted: Table-setter for heavy hitters
Study the combined bodies of work produced by Paul Konerko, Jim Thome and Jermaine Dye throughout their respective careers, and it's hard to find a steadier middle of the order in baseball.
Baseball executives recommending end to coin flips
Rather than heads or tails, baseball general managers plan to recommend that sites for division and wild-card tiebreakers be decided by wins and losses, rather than coin flips.
Like fans, Thome wants Sox gossip
Count Jim Thome as one of the many baseball aficionados entranced by the Hot Stove rumor mill, which is churning at full speed following this week's General Managers Meetings in California.
Griffey officially files for free agency
Ken Griffey Jr. officially filed for free agency on Tuesday, a move coming less than one week after the White Sox declined the $16 million option held on the prolific slugger for 2009.
Listening to Philliesa Manuel says it all
The first hurdle with Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel is always the effort required to navigate through what old-timers once called Stengelese.And he was in rare form Monday during the interview sessions at ...
Philadelphia 2 - Tampa Bay 2 Phillies lead World Series three games to one Rays' Akinori Iwamura slaps a third-inning single off Phillies' starter Cole Hamels during Monday night's Game 5 of the World Series in ...
Nothing brings out ill will more surely than the end of a long, losing season. That's true in Washington, where everyone from club President Stan Kasten to the clubhouse assistants say the Lerner family is ...
There was a knock on the door and a surprise visitor sprang into the office of Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel.
Trading Jim Thome opened door to Series for Phillies
Reporting from Philadelphia -- The Philadelphia Phillies held a "special welcome" for Jim Thome during the second inning Sunday night.
Thome visits Phillies before Game 4
Jim Thome was all smiles as he emerged from the Phillies clubhouse during batting practice on Sunday afternoon, looking very much at home as he made his rounds with hugs and handshakes for dozens he knew during ...