Chavez discusses A's busy offseason
Published 11/20/2008 by Mychael Urban at Major League Baseball News
In addition to discussing his rehab from shoulder surgery with MLB.com on Wednesday, A's third baseman Eric Chavez also discussed Oakland's busy offseason.
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