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And after this season when he leaves and all we get are compensation picks for him, you will be complaining about how the Sox got nothing for him.

LOL, why would that be a private session. Loaiza signs for everyone at every home game. What a joke. Guess I'll have to find Mark B around the hotel for some signage.

I wonder how much I could get for a while bottle of ketchup...

I can't wait for the Q&A session with KW at Soxfest.

Whether it's the Mike Jackson who was a decent reliever, another Mike Jackson who is terrible or even the Mike Jackson who lives in Neverland, I don't really see where it makes our bullpen much better.

Here's my list, although it probably won't resemble BA's list: 1) Kris Honel 2) Jeremy Reed 3) Neal Cotts 4) Felix Diaz 5) Brian Anderson 6) Ryan Wing 7) Joe Borchard 8) Ryan Sweeney 9) Enemencio Pachecho 10) Ricardo Nanita If possible, I'd like to see Cerbaho-WG, Jas and Rex's top 10 lists if you guys get a chance.

Personally I saw the trade as a wash as I don't expect much of a major league career out of either player.

Excuse me on this, but I don't quite recognize the name Chris Young. Scouting report anyone?

Thought this was interesting: Aaron Miles, 2B, Colorado: Acquired in an off-season trade from the White Sox, Miles is projected to be the Rockies' starting second baseman heading into spring training. Miles was impressive at Triple-A last year, batting .304-11-50 in 133 games, earning MVP honors in the International League in the process. The Rockies like his hard-nosed approach to the game and playing half his games at Coors Field certainly makes him worth a look in 2004. Also found this in another article: And finally, most of you probably missed the Rockies sending Juan Uribe to the White Sox for Aaron Miles. The Rockies might make Miles the starter, and if you look at his minor league numbers, you can see a breakout player, especially now that he goes to Coors Field. As for Uribe, if he couldn't hit in Colorado, it's not gonna happen anywhere else. Many of you got burned by Uribe in 2003.

http://veepers01.budlight.com/service/Retr...98-E3635E514682

Saturday evening, hotel guests and SoxFest attendees are invited to stay for a party featuring a Beatles cover band, Twist and Shout, with Kelly Wunsch and Jack McDowell scheduled to make a guest appearance. For more information or to make hotel reservations, call the SoxFest hotline at (312) 565-0769. For more details, visit whitesox.com or call the White Sox at (312) 674-1000. It's too bad pa won't be there.

I guess if I'm not on there I could always riot.

Interesting, I say he's behind Reed, Cotts (if they list him) and Honel for sure. There's others who could possibly be ahead, but it'll surely be interesting to see the list.

Hey Steff, I made my reservations back around the same time as ss2k4, is there anyway I can find out if I'm on the list for the private autograph session?

He was our top prospect in BA's list last year, where will he rank this season when the list comes out....Interesting to see what everyone thinks. I'm gonna say 6th or 7th.

Buehrle = confirmed. Aboz = confirmed.

Reece will end up a better player than Bogans. He's bigger, a better shooter and is a better defensive player. The Magic killed Reece's confidence and now he's just sitting at the end of the bench in a suit each night waiting for someone to go down so that he might have a chance at some clock again.

You could be right, but I think the Cardinals will end up with Maddux.

Hopefully he stays healthy.

Is it just me or does this thread have the potential to escalate into a problem? Let's hope not.

Ginders are players who are bottom of the barrel scrappers that KW can sign at the last minute in attempt to fill out the 25 man roster before spring training starts.

Dorn Rowand, but he'll probably end up hitting 2nd.

PA, you were supposed to keep that quiet...

Is it okay to insert a gay joke here?

Gotta go with the best qb and offense in the league, the Colts