When Robin Ventura was hired, without any previous experience, many people assumed it was to preside over a rebuilding process. But this White Sox team would like to win in the present while getting stronger for the future.
Via Pro Sports Daily
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February 11, 2012
Former Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen told a Chicago radio station that he knew slugger Adam Dunn was in for a long year before last season even started.
Guillen said he was told by the team's hitting coach on the very first day of spring training that there was a "problem" with Dunn's swing.
Unconcerned at first, Guillen said he agreed with the assessment...
Via Larry Brown Sports
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February 13, 2012
There are those who love Ozzie Guillen and those who loathe him. One thing we all should be able to agree on is his effectiveness as a manager. Ozzie may say some ridiculous things at times, but overall his teams want to win for him. White Sox G.M. Kenny Williams must have known that all the way back when Guillen was a bench coach for the Marlins. Otherwise, he may not have given...
Via Rant Sports
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February 11, 2012
You gotta love Ozzie Guillen’s efforts to discredit Yoenis Cespedes to other organizations, and try to bring down Cespedes’s price tag. In an interview on a Chicago Radio Station, Ozzie Guillen (according to ESPN) had this to say:
“There are a lot of question marks out there,” he said. “How’s he going to handle major league pitching? We don’...
Via The Sports Lion
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February 13, 2012
This is what Ozzie Guillen said during an interview on ESPN Chicago’s Waddle and Silvy radio show about his job interview with Chicago White Sox G.M. Kenny Williams:
“To be honest with you, the day I was doing the interview with Kenny (Williams) I was drunk, hungover. We just won the World Series. I came to Chicago from Miami. I was at a party all night long at Ivan Rodriguez’s...
Via Baseball Professor
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February 13, 2012
Will age ever catch up with Paul Konerko? The veteran first baseman looked left for dead after down years in 2007, 2008 and 2009, but he’s since found new life with the team he’s been a member of since 1999. Excluding those three down years, Konkero is as consistent as they come. You’ll get a .300 average, around 30 homers and over 100 RBI. Plus, he’s played...
Via Rant Sports
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February 14, 2012
Kosuke Fukudome is coming back to Chicago. This time, he’ll play on the South Side. The former Chicago Cubs outfielder has agreed to a one year deal with the Chicago White Sox. Fukudome is set to make 500k this season and has a team option of 3.5 million dollars next season with a 500k buyout.
This deal makes little sense for the White Sox, unless they look at Fukudome...
Via ESPN
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February 14, 2012
Hopefully Kosuke Fukudome didn't sell his home in Chicago because the former Cubs outfielder agreed to terms with the White Sox on Tuesday.
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