Quick Shots: Should White Sox Make Frank Assessment?
- Now that Texas has released utility man Frank Cattalanotto, is he a person of interest to the Chicago White Sox. It seems like every time he played against the White Sox he looked like an all-star. He does play several positions and can probably hit better than Brett Lillibridge. (MLB Trade Rumors)
- In the words of Mark Twain: "Rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated." Sadly, the same is true of Jerry Owens as a member of the White Sox organization. (Sox Machine)
- Dewayne Wise doesn't give a damn what anybody thinks.
- It looks like you'll have White Sox hitting coach Greg Walker to kick around for a couple of more years.
- The White Sox are very fond of those Cubans coming to the US (i.e. The Cuban Missile, The Cuban Sandwich) but some of them may be more an agent's hype than they are potential superstars . Danger, Will Robinson, danger. (Can't Stop The Bleeding)
- There's a new book out from a reporter who has covered the White Sox for what, five years now? (Crain's Business Blogs via Sox Machine)
- Yet another under researched, shoot from the hip assessment of the AL Central. (The Big Lead)
- The Bears continue to plot and plan a way to acquire Denver crybaby Jay Cutler. My guess? The Smurf in Washington will find a way because he always gets what he wants by overpaying for it.
- Officer Friendly has "resigned" from the Dallas police force.
- Remember what happened the last time Tim Floyd quit a job he was successful at for brighter lights and bigger money? How'd that work out? Some guys never learn. (Larry Brown Sports)
- A legendary baseball voice has finally been silenced. Maybe. (Sports by Brooks)
- In what must be a textbook Oxymoron, the Tennessee Titans have a commemorative logo to celebrate 50 years. Except that they've only been in Tennessee since 1997 and before that were in Houston and were called the Oilers. Interesting. (via Pro Football Talk)
- My favorite scam yesterday was one that involved President Obama and NASCAR. It almost had me. I said almost. (Hugging Harold Reynolds)
- This would be like having Mike MacUseless pitch out of your bullpen. Can you say disaster?



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