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QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Nov 30, 2005 -> 01:19 PM) I still don't see this mentioned on whitesox.com or mlb.com (I must be having browser issues or something). Anyone have a direct link to the story on chisox' website? Opps. A little late... mine's better anyway. http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb...y2005/index.jsp

QUOTE(Antonio Osuna @ Nov 30, 2005 -> 01:08 PM) 65/5? We overpaid. No way is Konerko worth $13 million a year, objectively. But with the money bins that medicore relief pitchers arae building today, in the context of the inflated FA market this year we may have actually underpaid. The article from whitesox.com says 5 yr/$60 M

What it all comes down to is that you've gotta strike while the irons hot. The window of opportunity can close fast (ask the Cubs). This is the big power lefty that we wanted last year. The old saying is that prospects are just that...prospects.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2234421 Marlins reach deal to trade Delgado to Mets Associated Press NEW YORK -- One season later, Carlos Delgado is headed to the New York Mets. Carlos Delgado First Base Florida Marlins Profile 2005 SEASON STATISTICS GM HR RBI R OBP AVG 144 33 115 81 .399 .301 The Mets reached a preliminary agreement Wednesday to acquire Delgado and $7 million from the Florida Marlins for first baseman Mike Jacobs and pitcher Yusmeiro Petit, a baseball official familiar with the talks said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the deal was not final. It is the second tentative deal struck this week by the payroll-slashing Marlins, who also have a pending agreement to send 2003 World Series MVP Josh Beckett to the Boston Red Sox for three prospects. New York would receive $7 million from the Marlins as part of the trade to offset the $48 million Delgado is owed over the next three seasons. The first baseman turned down the Mets' offer last January to accept a $52 million, four-year contract from the Marlins. But while New York offered a no-trade clause, Florida did not. The sides have not yet agreed on how to spread the money, the official said, with the Mets proposing Florida pays $1 million next year, $2 million in 2007 and $4 million in 2008. The Marlins proposed paying $2.5 million in 2007 and $4.5 million in 2008. The commissioner's office, which must approve the trade because more than $1 million is changing hands, will make the final decision, the official said. The tentative deal was first reported by Newsday on its Web site after the Daily News reported Wednesday that a trade could be imminent. In addition to Delgado's salary, the Mets must fulfill a provision in his contract that provides for state tax equalization. The official estimated that would come to between $300,000 and $450,000 next year. Because he is a veteran player traded during a multiyear contract, Delgado would have the right to file a trade demand during the 15 days following next year's World Series. Delgado received $4 million last season and is owed $13.5 million in 2006, $14.5 million in 2007 and $16 million in 2008. His contract contains a club option for 2009 at $12 million with a $4 million buyout but it could become guaranteed at $16 million depending on how he finishes in MVP voting and whether he wins postseason MVP awards.

This place has 'em ($270): 1-630-694-8566 or online at http://www.whitesoxteamstore.com/istar.asp...subclass=Jacket

WOW! Brings chills down my spine. What a team.

Here's the link for the SI commerative package. https://subs.timeinc.net/SI/si_ws05.jhtml;j...06&source_id=15

Wheaties to honor White Sox The Associated Press Published October 27, 2005, 7:53 AM CDT GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn -- The World Series champion Chicago White Sox will be featured on a special edition Wheaties box, cereal maker General Mills announced Wednesday. The special package will feature pitcher Mark Buehrle on the front and back of the box. The box will be available nationwide by mid-November. This is the first time the Chicago White Sox have been featured on a Wheaties package.

QUOTE(valponick @ Oct 27, 2005 -> 02:01 AM) Not sure if anyone is interested but I am making a set of DVD's that has the HDTV rips of the games with Ed and John's calls over it. I'd be interested too.

That guy on the Score was talking about this during the drive in today. They were thinking that Frank would be willing to take less to stay with a contender & his $10M (or what his contract is at now) will be available to sign Paulie. They were also talking about some money being available if Everett is not back.

It would be pretty cool if both teams dressed in throwback uniforms for one of the games. The '59 uniforms that they wore against the Dodgers were nice!

Baseball players are too supersticious...did I spell that right?

I wish I would have heard the interview. I'd love to shoot this sh*t with those two at a bar.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Oct 18, 2005 -> 11:40 AM) The MLB.com gameday audio programs have broadcast Rooney and Farmer all season, regardless of who's doing the TV. It's been useful for games blacked out on saturdays because of Fox. Are you just talking about the subscription or downloading to own the audio.

Are the blue seats going to go on sale to the public when they replace them with the green ones?