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Don't get me wrong, I hope we sign him. But if this thread has to keep up for a couple more days, everyone will hate Clement, just because they'll be tired of hearing about him. :banghead

Can he breathe out of his eyelids?

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb...s_cws&fext=.jsp

Until I see different, I think Clement, like the rest of FA's, will go to the highest bidder.

Jose Lima makes me want to puke. :puke I hate watching him as much as I hate watching Carlos Zambrano. He's an obnoxious disgrace to any organization he plays for.

I'd still make a run at Perez. Kenny has liked him for a while now.

Give Pods time, if he works out in center our best bet is Rowand in right and Dye in left.

He just had a hard time adjusting to the culture. He's still going to be a star.

I agree, Willie looks more like a great athlete than a great baseball player.

Mariotti's whole purpose in life is to stir people up. He's doing it again. Just ignore him. He's nothing but a Cubs reporter. During baseball season 9 out of ten articles are about the Cubs.

I have a feeling we'll be here all day for liitle, or more likely nothing. :rolly

I wouldn't be suprised if the Sox free up money to sign O. Perez. Kenny has been trying to get him for a couple of years.

Dan Patrick, on his radio show, said there is a deal in place for Hudson going to St. Louis. He couldn't confirm who the Cardinals were giving up.

That's good info. Where do you get the time?

The White Sox agreed to terms Wednesday with right-handed pitcher Dustin Hermanson on a two-year, $5.5 million contract that contains a club option for 2007. Hermanson, who became the Giants' closer in August and saved 17 games in the stretch, was not offered arbitration by San Francisco. Under terms of the deal, Hermanson will be paid $2 million in 2005 and $3 million in 2006 with the club holding an option for 2007 at $3.5 million. There is a buyout of $500,000. Hermanson, 31, was 6-9 with a 4.53 ERA in 47 games, including 18 starts, with San Francisco last season. He opened the season in the starting rotation, going 4-4 with a 4.59 ERA. He broke in the majors in 1995 with the Padres and has also pitched with the Expos, Cardinals and Red Sox. -I guess it's a start. He's a pretty versatile pitcher. I just hope he isn't their idea of a fifth starter.

I agree Dybber, he's not worth it. I don't even think the Sox would keep a Mexican league reject.

I really don't want the Sox to ignore the outfield situation either. I don't think Carl Everett is an everyday player anymore and if I see Joe Borchard in right again I'll punch myself in the cookies.

I'm not sticking up for Giambi, but why are the NY papers killing him when they just let Sheffield off with hardly a mention? He supposedly didn't know either. Who do these guys think they're kidding?

Sorry if it was.

The Tigers are now talking to Pavano. I know it's only talks, but where are they getting there money? http://www.freep.com/sports/tigers/metro2e_20041202.htm

Yankees are tossing their hats in for Wright. NY Post- Yankee brass is split on exactly what to offer Brave right-hander Jaret Wright, who is looking for a three-year deal. Some Yankee officials have no problem with giving Wright, who turned his career around in Atlanta, a three-year pact for $15 million. Others aren't as sure.

He can't even stay on a Mexican league roster, he better not make ours.

I'm sure Arizona will come down, but you can't blame them for trying. They need a lot of improvement.