Williams calls Canseco a liar, may sue

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BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 4/5/2008 on www.suntimes.com [flag]
DETROIT - After first telling the Sun-Times early Saturday morning in a text message that he "could care less what [Jose] Canseco says or what Jay [Mariotti] writes,'' White Sox general manager Ken Williams obviously had a little more time to think about a story that appeared in Saturday's Sun-Times. [link]

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Kenny Williams calls Canseco a liar, may sue
Published 4/5/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Kenny Williams calls Canseco a liar, may sue Motion for Restoration of Sanitary Sox! After first telling the Sun-Times early Saturday morning in a text message that he “could care less what [Jose] Canseco says or what Jay [Mariotti] writes,’’ White Sox general manager Ken Williams obviously had a little more time to think about a story that appeared in Saturday’s Sun-Times. In the story, Canseco said that Williams knew about the steroid use on his team in 2001 - the lone season Canseco played on the South Side. “Of course, they knew,” Canseco told Mariotti. “They didn’t care. ...

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