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Here's da article, Rosenthal's Piece

 

White Sox: A speedy utility man who could bat leadoff is their top priority. The desired profile is a Mark McLemore/Tony Womack-type who could play second base, enabling Willie Harris to spell Aaron Rowand in center, and also third, giving Joe Crede an occasional breather. Marlon Anderson, about to be dumped by the Cardinals, and Alex Cora, the younger brother of White Sox coach Joey Cora, are two possibilities, though neither is particularly appealing.

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Here's da article, Rosenthal's Piece

 

White Sox: A speedy utility man who could bat leadoff is their top priority. The desired profile is a Mark McLemore/Tony Womack-type who could play second base, enabling Willie Harris to spell Aaron Rowand in center, and also third, giving Joe Crede an occasional breather. Marlon Anderson, about to be dumped by the Cardinals, and Alex Cora, the younger brother of White Sox coach Joey Cora, are two possibilities, though neither is particularly appealing.

The Cardinals just picked up Womack from Boston for what I was led to believe was a mid-level prospect.

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Anderson is a headcase, stay far far away. Cora has only 1 yr where he was getting on base consistently plus you don't know about his relationship with brother Joey, he's also never played 3rd and he's been out all spring with a broken arm.

UNS, what makes you say Anderson is a headcase? I have never heard that.

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UNS, what makes you say Anderson is a headcase?  I have never heard that.

Only thing I could even imagine as being considered headcaseable, is when he and Kendall got into a fight last season (may have been two seasons ago). That is it, I would take a chance on the guy, why not?

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Headcase was probably a little strong(heh it was 3:30 in the morning when I wrote that :P ), difficult is what I recollect out of Philly but then who isn't with Bowa as manager. Still, he was cut by the D-Rays and now St Louis, doesn't that tell ya something?

 

He's also never played anything but 2nd in the majors.

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Headcase was probably a little strong(heh it was 3:30 in the morning when I wrote that  :P ), difficult is what I recollect out of Philly but then who isn't with Bowa as manager. Still, he was cut by the D-Rays and now St Louis, doesn't that tell ya something?

 

He's also never played anything but 2nd in the majors.

Guess what, we need a 2B... ;)

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This would've been a nice pickup for us:

 

Astros acquired infielder Mike Lamb from the Yankees for RHP Juan De Leon.

Manager Jimy Williams isn't a Morgan Ensberg fan, but Lamb isn't being acquired to compete for time at third base. He should be primarily a pinch-hitter, giving him minimal value in NL-only leagues. This apparently settles the competition for the final spot on the team's bench. Eric Bruntlett will head back to Triple-A, and John Valentin could return home. In De Leon, the Yankees are getting an A-ball reliever who struck out 46 and walked 22 in 39 1/3 innings last year.

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