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from trib The agent for Oswalt, meanwhile, wanted to clear up a few misconceptions about his client's feelings toward the Sox. "Roy was never approached by the Astros that had anything to do with the White Sox," said Bob Garber, who also represents Sox second baseman Getz. "It has taken on a life of its own with bloggers and talk radio." Garber stressed his client loves Chicago but is committed to helping the Astros. "Roy has a lot of respect for the organization, including [Guillen]," Garber said. "He remembers the White Sox beat him in the 2005 World Series, and he recognizes Ozzie is a players' manager." As for assumptions Oswalt has reservations about pitching on the South Side, Garber said his client believes U.S. Cellular Field "is a pitcher's park, compared to Minute Maid Park. "Roy is not afraid of the park or the American League," Garber said.

thanks for brain cramp

there's ur betemit error

right now im happy with pods playing and when team playing good nothing to change it.

no excuse for pods playing well this yr. he has thrown people out who have tried to run on him, he is hitting, and ozzie found a lineup he likes with pods and alexi at the top, and base running needs to be improved of pods. Other than that, Im not complaining seeing how we picked him up for nothing

that a boy pods

let's do this

wouldnt suprise me if it was tejada as kenny willams has a hard on for him ever since.

wooooooooooooooo

that a boy pods

good job gavin... let hits boys

Ken Williams would like to comment in detail on all the trade talk surrounding Houston Astros pitcher Roy Oswalt. Then again, the White Sox general manager insisted that he could only comment on something that had some sort of truth to it. "I really prefer not to get into confirming or denying something because you tip your hand and if you tip your hand, you don't get anything done,'' Williams said on Monday. "But I'll make the exception so everyone can relax a little bit. I haven't talked to the Houston Astrrois about any pitching whatsoever.'' Williams was then asked about a Houston Chronicle story in which is was assumed that Oswalt would go the Jake Peavy route, using his no-trade clause to block a deal to the South Side. "You want me to respond to something we haven't made an overture towards?'' Williams said. "He probably hasn't been asked the question and someone has written or talked about it as though it were something that was imminent or a reality. And it's not.'' The first manager Ozzie Guillen heard of the Oswalt rumors didn't even come from his GM. It came from his middle son, Oney. "I just want to laugh because some people are making deals out there,'' Guillen said. "They aren't even close to being around us. The only guy who can get that thing clear is Kenny. Kenny is not going to lie to you guys. Kenny likes to do stuff, you know what I mean, and not make a big deal about it. When I see people who are not White Sox people saying we're going to make this move, we're going to make that move, I just laugh. "I just find out when Oney text messaged me to ask me about it. The way we throw the ball and the way we do stuff, I don't think we need anybody right now.'' Williams did admit that Sox special assistant Bill Scherrer was watching Houston last week, but was there as part of his normal routine. What then happened was the media tried to make it fit into a nice little box, especially in the wake of the Sox' interest in acquiring Peavy. "Billy Scherrer happens to be on his regular tour,'' Williams said. "I didn't even know he was in Houston. Because he's seen, there's an automatic assumption. "I'm very sensitive about false hustle. The perception, during the offseason you see this more, clubs say they are going after this guy or that guy, and it's like, 'Really?' It's false hustle and misleading to your fan base.''

White Sox's Kenny Williams denies interest in Houston's Roy Oswalt By Dave van Dyck White Sox general manager Kenny Williams said Monday he had not talked with the Houston Astros about ace Roy Oswalt, who would have to approve any trade and apparently would not go to the Sox. "I prefer not to get into confirming or denying something because you tip your hand and if you tip your hand, you don't get anything done," he said."But I'll make the exception so everyone can relax a little bit. "I haven't talked to the Houston Astros about any pitching whatsoever." Williams said the appearance of his special assistant, Bill Scherrer, was just coincidence and that he didn't even know Scherrer was the

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been reported on raido and ill get link for it as well

floyd will go tonight and colon tommrrow

danm rain

dont really mind cause i dont believe oswalt same pitcher as before

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thats how we do it

never said one bad thing bc we didnt have any other options and only way we were going start feel better start cheering for one of them take the job

that a boy pods.. kenny way to get a steal

dotel fastball today fastest i seen in awhile

woo hooo tied ball game

reason you dont bunt is because jd cant figure out greinke at all