For those who have been hiding under a rock, or disconnected from the MLB trade pipeline, we’ve got you covered! Sports Betting News and The Sports Bank bring you the 2010 MLB trade summary of the past 48 hours:
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Follow paulmbanksLatest White Sox Trade Rumors: Phi, D.C., Arz Scouts Attend CWS-Sea game
July 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
“Stay put” is the message White Sox team captain Paul Konerko and manager Ozzie Guillen are sending to the media, but GM Kenny Williams likely has other plans.
As we race towards July 31st trade deadline, here’s the latest rumblings on Adam Dunn, Gordon Beckham and all that is south side from White Sox Central.
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Follow paulmbanksWhich Left-Handed Hitter Should the White Sox Land?
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
That Elusive Lefty Hitter Might be Costly But Cheaper Options Are Available.
The Sox could afford to be active in a trade for a DH\1B type as it is almost a certainty Paul Konerko or Mark Kotsay (most likely) will not return in 2011. If not traded for a slugger, Viciedo is likely to assume one of those positions next year. So while a multi-year player of this sort sadly means then end of the Konerko era, it could make baseball sense.
That said, with injuries to Magglio Ordonez and other contenders such as the Giants and Rays looking for another bat, plus tradeable players MLB (David DeJesus) injured, there could be a high asking price for the heavy hitters.
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Follow paulmbanksComplete Guide to Chicago White Sox Trade Deadline Rumors
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
As the July 31st Major League Trade Deadline approaches, The Chicago White Sox could be actively working the phone lines in search of both pitching and hitting assistance. In the second episode of MLB network’s “The Club” which aired yesterday, GM Kenny Williams indicated he’s used to being a buyer, not a seller.
While this interview was conducted in May when it looked like the Sox would trade both Paul Konerko and A.J. Pierzynski, it could very well be the mindset of the 1st place Sox GM this week. Who is realistically available for the Sox to acquire, without costing them their future? With no margin for error and a one game lead over the Minnesota Twins, is inaction an option? Let’s break it all down.
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