David Wilder formally of the Chi White Sox was formally charged with taking kickbacks from young prospects. If you don’t know the story then here’s the deal: David was the Senior Director of Player Personnel for the White Sox who apparently according to the Chicago Tribune “The indictment alleged that Wilder and two former Sox scouts, Jorge Oquendo Rivera and Victor Mateo, fraudulently inflated the signing bonuses of Latin American prospects and then had the players kick back the extra money to them over the more than three-year scheme. In all, they pocketed about [click to contimue reading...]
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Minnesota Twins move to Target Field Detroit Tigers Seay in question for opening day Chicago White Sox Guillen looking to have a changing lineup Cleveland Indians Acta comments on what’s ahead Kansas City Royals ink a deal with Butler and Callaspo
Minnesota Twins Hubert’s Sports Bar Opening in area of Target Field. Fans will rejoice Detroit Tigers Bonderman pitches well against the Jays Chicago White Sox Ramirez working on not being as inconsistent at shortstop Cleveland Indians Brown with the long ball, 2nd in as many games Kansas City Royals ink Hochevar who serves up a HR Ball
Minnesota Twins Season Preview Detroit Tigers Porcello will start against Cleveland on opening day Chicago White Sox Garcia who only won 5 games in three seasons in rotation Cleveland Indians Laporta and Brantley competing over the chance to play in the majors Kansas City Royals Hochevar signs to a one year $1.75 million deal
Minnesota Twins Young recovering from his mother’s passing looks towards baseball to heal Detroit Tigers Jackson looking good as the team’s center fielder Chicago White Sox Garcia being given as shot although he won only 5 games over three seasons Cleveland Indians Choo might have to serve in the Korean Military for 2 years Kansas City Royals Seitzer entering 2nd year as hitting coach expects improvement
Mark Buehrle has some streak going. He has started as the White Sox Opening Day Pitcher for eight of the past nine years. But his record, while not bad, doesn’t seem to dominate for that first game. For season openers he has a 3.99 ERA, 2 wins, 1 loss and 4 no decisions. .. Also, it seems that Buehrle doesn’t fully embrace this tradition. He recently remarked that “I still think they’re making a mistake pitching me Opening Day.” In his mind Peavy should get the ball on April 5th. It seems that Buehrle would rather it not be [click to contimue reading...]
