White Sox, Rays Complete Crain Trade
It's been nearly six weeks, but the White Sox and Rays have completed the trade for Jesse Crain.
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White Sox Trade Crain To Rays
Though he's currently on the disabled list and hasn't pitched in a game since June 29, Jesse Crain is reportedly close to being traded to the Rays.
Crain's Trade Status Questionable After Setback
The White Sox's chances of moving All-Star reliever Jesse Crain took a dip Thursday after the right-hander said his right shoulder didn't feel better
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American League Wins All-Star Game 3-0
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Sale, Crain Of the Sox, Cubs' Wood Picked For All Star Game
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White Sox Lose Konerko, Crain To Disabled List
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Ofman: Now We're Stuck With Cubs, Sox
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Heyman: Rios, Peavy, Crain & Beckham In Mix As Trade Deadline Looms
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Viciedo's Triple Leads White Sox Over Astros 4-2
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Dunn Powers White Sox To 10-6 Win Over Blue Jays
Adam Dunn made it seem as if he had no trouble seeing through the dense fog. Dunn went 4 for 4 with two homers and five RBIs to overcome two home runs and five RBIs by Toronto's Jose Bautista and give the Chicago White Sox a 10-6 victory in a game delayed over an hour because of limited visibility Monday night.
White Sox Set Opening Day Roster
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Youkilis' Grand Slam Leads Sox To 7-3 Win Over Yankees
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Guthrie Takes No-Hitter Into 7th, Royals Sweep Sox
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Guthrie Outpitches Quintana, Royals Beat Sox 2-1
Jeremy Guthrie picked up his first victory since late May, scattering five hits over eight innings in the Kansas City Royals' 2-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night.
White Sox Pitcher Gavin Floyd About To Return, Jesse Crain Activated
Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura says right-hander Gavin Floyd should be ready to pitch Monday after recovering from right elbow tendinitis.
Cooper: Crain Could Be Back Saturday
The White Sox could be in for a surprise as they take on the Tigers this weekend.
White Sox Call Up Heath, Now Have 10 Rookies On Roster
The White Sox have called up right-handed pitcher Deunte Heath to take the roster spot of Jesse Crain, who was sent to the disabled list Wednesday.
Crain Heads To Disabled List
The White Sox's 19-2 drudging of the Rangers was met with a taste of reality when the team learned reliever Jessie Crain would be headed to the 15-day disabled list.
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