Mariotti: 2005 was a fluke season for White Sox

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Richie Rich Richie Rich posted 6/10/2007 from www.suntimes.com [flag]
Jay Mariotti decides to kick the White Sox while they're down. [link]

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Under The Knife: Great Expectations by Will Carroll
Published 6/11/2007 at Baseball Prospectus
... , but I can't agree with Jay Mariotti in blaming

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