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talkingchicagobaseball.com - 11/6/2009
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Scott Merkin and Joe Cowley have each reported
that Kenny Williams is claiming that with the Teahan...
trade's completion comes Gordon Beckham's move to second base. Teahan will play third, and right field is still in question.
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Beckham to Second?
theghostofmoonlightgraham.wordpress.com - 11/9/2009
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theghostofmoonlightgraham.wordpress.com —
In a little bit of a surprising move,
Chicago White Sox general manager Kenny Williams announced that...
Gordon Beckham will play second base for the south siders in 2010. This move is a result of the White Sox trading for Mark Teahen last week.
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Gordon Beckham To Play Second Base In 2010
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An Action-Packed Friday Roundup: Hester's Ankle, Bulls Stymie Cavs, Beckham to Second
Tremendous Upside Potential —
... I can't leave without mentioning this incredibly stupid Rick Morrissey column, calling for Beckham to play short because "you don't put your best player at second base". Seriously. He wrote that. Click the link if you don't believe me. ...
More On This Mark Teahen Business
MOUTHPIECE Blog // A Chicago-Addled Sports Blog —
... + Even though Jermaine Dye officially became a free agent today, Mark Teahen will play third base instead of right field for the White Sox. Gordon Beckham will move to second base to fill the void left by Chris Getz. Fair enough. Rick Morrissey writes today that Beckham should slide to shortstop, and Ramirez should go back to second. On the surface, I agree. I’d like to see Beckham at shortstop, his natural position. ...
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