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Tickets for SoxFest 2006 on sale Monday (9/26)


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I know, I know...Now you guys can say "Well now I know when I can go b**** out KW and Ozzie, etc. " Have a cookie.

 

http://whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/pr...t=.jsp&c_id=cws

 

Tickets for SoxFest 2006 on sale Monday

 

CHICAGO -- Tickets for SoxFest 2006 presented by U.S. Cellular, the 14th annual Chicago White Sox fan convention, will be available Monday, September 26 at 10:00 a.m. at the U.S. Cellular Field Box Office, online at whitesox.com and through Ticketmaster phone lines at (866) SOX-GAME.

 

White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen is scheduled to attend. Current players who have attended in the past include Mark Buehrle, Joe Crede, Jermaine Dye, Jon Garland, Scott Podsednik and Aaron Rowand.

 

SoxFest, which offers fans the opportunity to meet their favorite current and former Sox players, will be held January 27-29, 2006 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, located at 151 East Wacker Drive. Dates and times are: Friday, 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.; Saturday, 10:00 to 5:00; and Sunday, 9:00 to 3:00.

 

Tickets are $15 (Friday/Sunday) or $20 (Saturday), and weekend passes are $40. One and two-night hotel packages at the Hyatt Regency Chicago are available for $145 and $249 plus tax and include SoxFest passes. The two-night package also includes four tickets to a 2006 White Sox game and the chance to attend a private autograph session for the first 250 people to book a two-night hotel stay.

 

For more information, call the SoxFest hotline at (312) 239-4538.

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Just the thought of Soxfest seems like one helluva grim proposition right now. What should have been a celebration of 2005 and look forward to '06 now looks like it's going to be an autopsy. I don't think I have the stomach for it.

 

My, how things turn. I remember being there last year and seeing Dye for the first time and how excited Ozzie was about the "new" approach and how, during the Q&A (unlike the year before) KW didn't get b****ed out the whole time.

 

It was exciting, because we were taking a big gamble with the whole "smallball" thing. Remember? Seems years ago, doesn't it. I personally was all for it, because whatever it was before wasn't working. And if you're constantly losing to the Twins every year and you don't have a $200MM payroll like the Yankees, yeah: you probably want to build a team more like the... Twins. Which is what we did.

 

It's funny, because for years now we think: what are the Twins doing that we're not? But this year, all I can think about is Cleveland. Not because they caught us, but because they did what you want a team to do: they absolutely killed after the ASB. Like somebody says: you can lose a season in the first half, but you can't win one. We are going to be the poster boys for that truism.

 

What I wouldn't give for a so-so 1st half and then playing .750 ball into the playoffs. Wow.

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