Cowley: Jesse Crain Talks Signing With The Enemy
Further evidence that Ken Williams doesn't mess around when it comes to adding to the on-the-field product was offered up by newly-signed White Sox reliever Jesse Crain on Monday.
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Further evidence that Ken Williams doesn't mess around when it comes to adding to the on-the-field product was offered up by newly-signed White Sox reliever Jesse Crain on Monday.
On the beach in Mexico last week, looking out on the ocean, there was very little that could go wrong in Paul Konerko's world at that moment.
It wasn't the news Ken Williams thought he would have to deliver on Tuesday.
According to several White Sox players, the talk circulating throughout the team on Monday is that they will have their "Captain'' back.
General manager Ken Williams and manager Ozzie Guillen have ended the cold war – for now.
It's been a busy couple of days for White Sox GM Ken Williams. After signing free-agent Adam Dunn, the White Sox have traded Scott Linebrink.
KennyBall, anyone? After allowing Ozzie Guillen to realize his quixotic desire for speed and flexibility -- mixing and matching his lineup and playing NL-style baseball -- it appears the White Sox have come to their senses by signing prolific slugger Adam Dunn to a four-year deal worth $56 million.
No stranger to chasing down his white whales, Ken Williams harpooned his latest one on Thursday. And it's a doozy.
It was obvious by the end of the 2010 season that the White Sox had grown tired of Bobby Jenks. The feeling from the right-handed closer was mutual. So on Thursday, it came as little surprise that the Robert Scott Jenks Era came to an end.
Bobby Jenks' future with the White Sox is up in the air as the deadline to tender contracts approaches Dec. 2nd and Jenks is a non-tender candidate. The White Sox have to decide if they're keeping the right-handed closer as they make their 2011 contract offers.
If the respective general managers of the Cubs and Sox attended the recent meetings in Orlando, you'd hardly know it. Jim Hendry and Kenny Williams are overseeing what is, to this point, the quietest start to an offseason for both teams in years.
