White Sox GM Ken Williams eyes one more move

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Projo Sox Blog found this 8/13/2008 on www.chicagotribune.com [flag]
Ken Williams' competitive nature never allows him to let up. [link]

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Baseball Today: Wednesday, August 13
Published 8/13/2008 by Art Martone (amartone@projo.com) at Projo Sox Blog
... Leyland -- but the Detroit Free Press points out that such a move is routine at this time of year. HERE AND THERE: The Tigers won the Freddy Garcia Sweepstakes (Detroit News) . . . They've also promoted Dontrelle Willis to Triple-A (mlb.com) . . . Chris Carpenter will miss his Friday start (mlb.com) . . . It looks like Jarrod Washburn-to-the-White Sox won't happen. (Chicago Sun-Times) Still, GM Ken Williams is looking to make at least one more move. (Chicago Tribune) OLD FRIENDS: The Dodgers ...

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