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Lee tees off at Fenway
Tribune staff reporterCarlos Lee emerged from the trainer's room Sunday a good 35 minutes after the game's final out. He wore a shower shoe on his left foot. His right foot and ankle were taped. With little warning, Lee has emerged as perhaps the most valuable player on...Tags: Sports, Sandy Alomar, Tim Wakefield, Chicago White Sox, Carlos Lee
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Thomas' blast leads Sox rally
Tribune staff reporterFrank Thomas' timing was perfect. He couldn't have picked a better time than Sunday to slug his way out of his mini-slump. On the eve of a four-game showdown for first place with Central Division co-leader Minnesota, Thomas smashed a game-winning three-...Tags: Sports, Tom Gordon, U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago White Sox, Paul Konerko
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Sox, Ordonez keep Yankees waiting
Tribune staff reporterIn their quest for motivation, the White Sox vowed not to let the Yankees celebrate their sixth consecutive division title on their home turf. "It would be a shame to see these guys jump around on the field [while] we're sitting there with our heads...Tags: Tom Gordon, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Chicago White Sox, Jose Valentin, Colon
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Joyride ends with a jolt for Sox
Tribune staff reporterPerhaps a new slogan is in order. 2003 White Sox: feast or famine. A team that couldn't do anything right for more than two months was unstoppable for two weeks. And a team that could've given Sandy Koufax fits over the last week couldn't touch...Tags: Sandy Koufax, Ryan Franklin, Death, John Olerud, Chicago White Sox
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White Sox hit sour note
Tribune staff reporterAfter a frustrating night against one of the American League's toughest pitchers, the White Sox took solace in one thing: They will send ace Esteban Loaiza to the mound Thursday afternoon in their most important game of the season. "This is a tough loss,...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Jose Valentin, Paul Konerko, Jon Garland, LaTroy Hawkins
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AMERICAN LEAGUE: Yankees raise the bar
Tribune baseball reporterTake that, Lou Piniella. George Steinbrenner isn't about to cede American League superiority to one of the guys he has fired as manager. Rather than watch Piniella's Seattle Mariners assume favored status as teams begin to report to spring training this...Tags: Sports, David Wells, Chicago White Sox, Spring Training, Cleveland Indians
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Teddy Greenstein on the Sox
Leave it to Ken Williams to muck things up even when everything seems to be going well. Correct me if I am wrong. Rick White got canned for something he said to the media. It took Manuel two-thirds of the season to misuse most of his pitchers and...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Sandy Alomar, Chicago White Sox, Spring Training, Jon Garland
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Another year, another set of milestones
Home runs 500 Sammy Sosa could make it with his first swing. Rafael Palmeiro is on deck, while Fred McGriff and Ken Griffey Jr. are well within range. Sosa heads into Opening Day at Shea Stadium with 499 home runs, followed by Palmeiro at 490, McGriff at...Tags: Barry Bonds, Fred McGriff, Steve Carlton, Ruben Sierra, Edgar Martinez
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2003 Salaries for 827 Baseball Players
The 2003 salaries for the 827 major league baseball players on opening day rosters and disabled lists. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses and...Tags: Ray King, Steve Reed, Luis Gonzalez, Glendon Rusch, David Wells
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Cubs' bats left blowing in the wind
Tribune staff reporterThe sun was shining. The wind was blowing out. It was 67 degrees at game time. Seemingly a perfect setting Thursday at Wrigley Field. Sammy Sosa even came to the plate in the ninth inning with the tying run at third base. But with two outs, the Cubs...Tags: Sports, Roosevelt Brown, Fred McGriff, Wrigley Field, Chicago Cubs
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Another bad break stings Cubs
Tribune staff reporterThree hours after leaving Wrigley Field for X-rays on his right foot, Kyle Farnsworth returned to the scene of the crime. Farnsworth was smiling, but it didn't take a genius to realize that something was wrong. He was on crutches. "It's a stress...Tags: Shawn Estes, Jeff Fassero, Fred McGriff, Kerry Wood, Wrigley Field
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Blame me, says Guillen
Special to the TribuneIt seems everyone wants to take the blame for what's wrong with the White Sox, and there's certainly enough to go around after their 10th loss in the last 12 games. Friday night's 3-2 loss to Cleveland was much like the others in the last two weeks—not...Tags: Sports, Lou Merloni, U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago White Sox, Ozzie Guillen
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