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i expect by tues. it to come and go. The offseason will be where toronto starts unloading players.

I already believe rios was pulled back. But, that's my thought.

http://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/article/678503

w sox have till tuesday. Blue jays and w sox can not talk about this to media.

Yes, players need rest. But, when it comes September you think Dye, Quentin, or Pods are going be happy sitting. Same thing goes with Rios if he comes here.

It would be great for the future. But, a logjam in outfield will not make any of three current starters happy.

Let's go sox:)

The Chicago White Sox are paying Peavy"s entire contract according to 2 WS officials by bob nightengale twitter

http://insidethepadres.blogspot.com/

conversation started and ended with name beckham.

toronto still pisst about parque for david wells deal.

toronto turn that down easily

congrats to Thorton's

to the red sox

I like " The Doc", But not for price which everyone think it's going to be.

So happy for pods.

helll yes hawk and nice win

pods once again still playing his danm ass out there. congrats to you pods

easy conclusion Anderson is good fourth outfielder, who can come in late games for defensive purpose like last season.

let's do this

http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/black-jack...-just-play.html

bacooooooooon powerrrrrrrrrrrr

According to Mark Gonzales at the Tribune... Podsednik, LF Ramirez, SS Dye, RF Thome, DH Pierzynski, C Bacon, 3B Anderson, CF Getz, 2B Fields, 1B Floyd, P http://blogs.chicagosports.chicagotr...er-update.html

Ken Williams not ready to tear down White Sox - yet By Mark Gonzales Despite losing seven of their past nine games, general manager Ken Williams remains patient with his White Sox team that is currently 5 1/2 games out of first place and five games under .500. "Hard decisions always have to be made," said Williams, responding to an inquiry on whether he would break up the team if the losing trend continued. "But very clearly, we are in a transitional phase, and if this team shows me at some point they don't pick it up at some point, yeah, I'm going to have do some things that maybe aren't going to be the most popular but in the best interests of the club. "But those things are a little ways away and we still got time to right the ship and start to play a little better. But if we don't, it is what it is. You got to produce in this game and we got expectations of winning."

Ken Williams not ready to tear down White Sox - yet By Mark Gonzales Despite losing seven of their past nine games, general manager Ken Williams remains patient with his White Sox team that is currently 5 1/2 games out of first place and five games under .500. "Hard decisions always have to be made," said Williams, responding to an inquiry on whether he would break up the team if the losing trend continued. "But very clearly, we are in a transitional phase, and if this team shows me at some point they don't pick it up at some point, yeah, I'm going to have do some things that maybe aren't going to be the most popular but in the best interests of the club. "But those things are a little ways away and we still got time to right the ship and start to play a little better. But if we don't, it is what it is. You got to produce in this game and we got expectations of winning." Williams said he spoke with disgruntled third baseman Josh Fields and stressed that the Sox are in a winning mode and that Fields' .237 batting average and high strikeout total caused him to promote Gordon Beckham.