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Who's Your Leftfielder: Johnny Damon or Scott Podsednik?
Foul Balls — ... York Yankees are just one victory away from another World Series championship as they prepare to take on the Phillies tonight in Game 5, but even though the season isn't over yet some folks in Boston are already talking about the future of some Yankee free agents. One of whom is left-fielder Johnny Damon. The Boston Globe 's Nick Cafardo says that Damon could be a good fit for the White Sox next season as it's likely the Yankees won't be bringing him back for 2010. Here's what Cafardo has to say on the subject . If the Yankees don’t bring him back, the White Sox look like ...

It’s not the offseason yet
Sox Machine — The Phillies extended the baseball season at least two more days, so we’ll have to wait a little longer to see if the Boston Globe’s Nick Cafardo has a legitimate idea here: 4. Johnny Damon, LF, Yankees – If the Yankees don’t bring him back, the White Sox look like a good fit. They need a leadoff hitter, and while they’d love to sign free agent Chone Figgins and move him to the outfield, he may get too pricy. While Damon has been a No. 2 hitter for the Yankees, he could easily go back to the top spot and give the White Sox some leadoff power. Damon’s had those “good at-bats” ...

A Study In Hypotheticals: Johnny Damon To The White Sox
MOUTHPIECE Blog // A Chicago-Addled Sports Blog — The Boston Globe floated this theory yesterday: If the Yankees don’t bring Johnny Damon back, the White Sox look like a good fit. They need a leadoff hitter, and while they’d love to sign free agent Chone Figgins and move him to the outfield, he may get too pricy. While Damon has been a No. 2 hitter for the Yankees, he could easily go back to the top spot and give the White Sox some leadoff power. Figgins should still be Kenny Williams’ No. 1 get. He’s younger (he’s 31, Damon turns 36 on Thursday), ...