GAVIN FLOYD RUMORS & GOSSIP
Floyd's Twitter account work of impostor
One bit of "breaking" news for those in the social media world came Friday at SoxFest when Gavin Floyd told MLB.com the @GavinFloyd Twitter account does not belong to him.
Via mlb.com
|
15 days ago
Discuss
Your Morning Dump... Where it's time to talk ourselves into Gavin Floyd
Every morning we compile the links of the day and dump them here... highlighting the big storyline. Because there's nothing quite as satisfying as a good morning dump...
If they do not succeed in signing Roy Oswalt, to whom they have made an offer, a team source said Wednesday night, they most likely will shift their focus to trying to swing a deal with the Chicago White...
Via Ted's Army
|
16 days ago
|
16 days ago
Sox Looking at Gavin Floyd
It's hard to tell how close a look, but the rumors are consistent, and he apparently is available. Floyd is not Roy Oswalt, but his numbers are decent, and (presumably) he'd be considered a starter on arrival and not be in the lottery.
Via RedSoxLife
|
23 days ago
|
23 days ago
Gavin Floyd has landed on Sox radar
Sox interest in lower-profile pitchers continue as White Sox RHP, Gavin Floyd has been mentioned in rumors around Fenway.
According to a tweet by Jon Morosi, the Red Sox have shown interest in White Sox starter Gavin Floyd. The 28-year-old went 12-13 with a 4.37 ERA in 30 starts for Chicago last season.
Floyd has only one winning season which came in 2008, and it was an impressive...
Via Ted's Army
|
24 days ago
|
24 days ago
Report: Red Sox Still Showing Interest in White Sox Pitcher Gavin Floyd
The Red Sox have added a number of low-cost, low-risk starters recently, but they could have a bigger deal in mind. The White Sox' Gavin Floyd is one name that keeps popping up. The Red Sox are still showing interest in Floyd, according to FOX Sports' Jon Morosi. Floyd, who turns 29 next week, is coming off a season in which he went 12-13 with a 4.37 ERA in 31 games (30 starts...
Via NESN.com
|
24 days ago
|
24 days ago
Boston Red Sox Still Have Interest In Gavin Floyd
As first reported by FoxSports.com’s Jon Paul Morosi, the Boston Red Sox are still interested in trading for Chicago White Sox RHP Gavin Floyd who the Red Sox have had discussions about with Chicago during the Winter Meetings in December along with John Danks.
Floyd is set to earn $7.5 million this season as the White Sox are still listening to offers for the 28-year old. His contract...
Via Rant Sports
|
25 days ago
|
25 days ago
White Sox Still Listening On Gavin Floyd
We haven't heard a ton about righty Gavin Floyd lately, but the White Sox are still listening on the soon-to-be 29-year-old, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. White Sox GM Kenny Williams has traded Carlos Quentin, Sergio Santos, and Jason Frasor this winter, but he's held onto his starting pitching and even extended John Danks.
This winter top young starters...
Via MLB Trade Rumors
|
26 days ago
White Sox star helps Fla. student get new legs
Sometimes you just need a leg up in life, and no one knows that better than Tim Smith, a spiritual college student whose life was recently changed by the generosity of a professional baseball player he'd never met.
According to the Tampa Tribune, Smith, a senior at Trinity College near Tampa, Fla., is, by and large, a normal 24-year old except he has no legs. A birth defect...
Via Fox Sports Florida
|
November 28, 2011
Gavin Floyd Helps College Student Tim Smith Buy New Pair of Prosthetic Legs
Tim Smith is a senior at Trinity College who was born without legs. Despite being brought into the world with a disability, Smith’s determination and perseverance have allowed him to lead a relatively normal life. And by normal we mean above and beyond what the average person accomplishes, as Tim has tackled the Andes Mountains [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports
|
November 28, 2011
|
November 28, 2011
Stat of the Day: Gavin Floyd’s Epic Failure
On Wednesday, Gavin Floyd of the White Sox went 2.1 IP, surrendering 10 earned runs on 9 hits. He struck out 2, walked 1, and all in all got pulverized by the mighty Yankees lineup, which would score 18 runs that day.
The result was a game score of exactly zero.
Believe it or not, that’s not the worst game score of the season in the Majors – and yes, it is possible to...
Via Dugout Central
|
August 04, 2011
|
August 04, 2011
THE WHITE SOX HOT 25
Latest Gavin Floyd Photos
