Zoner's Monday Morsels

The Zoner posted 7/7/2008 from zonersports.com [flag]

This week: Gruds closes in on a milestone, the amazing story of Yunel Escobar, revenge of the skateboard video & more. [link]

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South Side Snub

jcapro1 posted 7/7/2008 from mvn.com

The Chicago Cubs will be represented by seven players in the all-star game next week and the AL starting roster once again looks like a mix of the Yankees and Red Sox everyday roster. As for your first place Chicago White Sox?

American League All-Star Selections

antone posted 7/7/2008 from allhiphopsports.blogspot.com

A rundown of the AL All-Star Selections and who got snubbed.

Jenks, Konerko back soon

Projo Sox Blog found this 7/7/2008 on www.suntimes.com

The White Sox have said Bobby Jenks' sore left shoulder was not a major concern, but there was more peace of mind Saturday after he underwent an MRI exam and CT scan, and both came back negative.

This All Seems a Little Familiar

areilly posted 7/7/2008 from www.sox35th.com

You know who likes the Sox' chances? Royals fans, that's who.

You, too, can e-mail Ozzie Guillen - Game on

Three Idiots on Sports found this 7/7/2008 on blogs.usatoday.com

Ozzieforbloge One exposure to an Ozzie Guillen tantrum is all anybody needs to learn that the White Sox manager is a unique individual. But what also sets Guillen apart is that he's willing to read e-mails from you, even if you're a Cubs fan. Guillen ...

Triumph of the 1st order
The White Sox' 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Sunday was all about firsts -- and all of them good for the home team. The day brought the first All-Star berths for third baseman Joe Crede and left fielder Carlos Quentin, selected by a vote ...

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Go here to vote Jermaine Dye into the All-Star Game
Jermaine Dye has been the sentimental favorite in the White Sox' clubhouse to earn a trip to the All-Star Game, but he fell just short when the teams were announced Sunday. Fans can make Dye an All-Star by going here .

Mark Gonzales' White Sox mailbag

White Sox host Double Duty Classic
Monday's Double Duty Classic celebrated the history and tradition of Negro League baseball in Chicago and promoted the next generation of inner-city baseball players.