SOXOBAMA

Jason Marquis will be traded to the Rockies for Luis Vizcaino later this week. Source Steve Phillips of ESPN

I would love to see Garland back in a Sox uniform

After talking with various outlets, Darrin Jackson has agreed to return to the White Sox as a radio analyst. Jackson had worked the last nine years in the television booth but his spot is being taken over by Steve Stone, joining play-by-play man Hawk Harrelson. "This has been my home," Jackson told the Tribune Saturday. "Farmio (play-by-play announcer Ed Farmer) is a friend of mine, and we're going to have fun." Jackson, 46, had explored possibilities with ESPN, MLB.TV and others before informing Sox officials of his decision to return. The Sox's spring training move from Tucson to Glendale also was attractive to Jackson, who resides in Chandler in the off-season. "There were a lot of interesting things going on," Jackson said. "But now I don't have to mess around. I'm staying in Chicago." source: Tribune

I saw on another Sox fan website that the Chicago Tribune is reporting that DJ will be working with Ed Farmer. Anyone think this is a good idea.. I was hoping for someone like Black Jack to get the radio gig.

I been hoping all day that Seattle will non tender Bedard.. He would be a great fit for our rotation if he is healthy

yes they're.. along with the Mets, Phillies, Red Sox, Orioles, and Nats

its only Dec 12th..

I heard that Pettite might be going back to the Yankees as well. They're loading up on pitchers this off season..

According to ESPN's Jerry Crasnick, the Yankees signed A.J. Burnett to a five-year, $82.5MM deal. That's $243.5MM spent on the Yankees on starting pitching, unless C.C. Sabathia opts out. The Braves will have to figure out a Plan B.

I would love to have Weaver on the Sox.

Ken Rosenthal reports today, that the Sox are still talking to the Reds. The Jermaine Dye-to-the-Reds discussions continue at a "moderate" level, but for the moment the White Sox continue to plan on Dye being their Opening Day right fielder, according to a major-league source. A deal for Dye was indeed close before Thanksgiving, the source said, with the White Sox expected to receive right-hander Homer Bailey and perhaps another prospect in return. The trade, however, stalled in part due to questions about how much the White Sox would pay of Dye's $11.5 million salary next season. The amount they paid would have affected the quality of the second prospect in the deal. Now, the Reds simply might wait to determine whether they can sign a free-agent outfielder such as Bobby Abreu or Pat Burrell at a comparable salary without giving up any players in a trade.

Yes I would... Hanley is one of the top 5 players in the game today

Wow they picked up 2 great pitchers today Source SI John Heyman

I was hoping he would have signed with the Dodgers, to get him out of the AL. nice pickup for the Yankees.

thanks a lot for the welcome to this great website. I would trade some of our young talent to Pitt for Adam Laroche.

Scott Merkin reports that the Kenny hasn't even talked to the Braves since the Javy deal. I guess we got false info from WFAN.

I am going to predict Konerko & Jenks to the Angels for Figgins, Weaver and Willits.