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Odds and Ends: Kelly Johnson, Nathan, Crede
Published 2/18/2008 by Tim Dierkes at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
Time for some late early Monday odds and ends. Remember how White Sox GM Ron Schueler embarrassed Cubs GM Ed Lynch in 1998 by acquiring Jon Garland for Matt Karchner?  Rany Jazayerli sees a parallel to that heist with the Royals' acquisition of Daniel Cortes as part of the July ...

Brett Myers Just Doesn’t Get It
Published 2/22/2008 at Real Sports Bloggers
Brett Myers is the Phillies relief pitcher who was arrested in 2006 for striking his wife in the face and pulling her hair after they got in an argument while leaving a bar. Why do I bring this up two years later? Because of Myers behavior after the incident, and because the Phillies organization has never really dealt with, or even acknowledged it. Their statements after his arrest, to a man, involved concern for Myers. Nobody seemed particularly distressed by the cowardly, unmanly nature of what Myers had done. Least of all Myers. How do you follow up hitting a woman on a public street? In 2007 Myers found a way, ...

Nine story lines for 2008
Published 3/6/2008 by Geoff Young at The Hardball Times
Nine story lines for 2008 by Geoff Young March 06, 2008 Years ago, a high school teacher of mine talked about the importance of living in the present. Being the wise-ass high school student that I was, I quipped that I looked forward to that. Hey, when you're 17 years old, it's amazing what passes for clever. Anyway, I've spent this offseason living in the past. Now that spring training has arrived, it's time for me to think once more of the future. With that in mind, here are some things (beyond living in the present) that I look forward to in the coming season. These aren't necessarily the biggest stories of 2008, but, in my eyes, they're pretty ...

Morning Juice: Jose Contreras repping Cuba in best way
Published 5/21/2008 at Big League Stew
This and every weekday a.m., let's rise and shine together with the most recent and decent major league happenings. Today's Roll Call starts in the Comiskey Park area of Chicago, home through the years to some great Cuban athletes, including Minnie Minoso, El Duque and Jose Contreras. Contreras led the White Sox to their sixth straight win, against Cleveland, allowing a run over six innings. Contreras, who has a 2.44 ERA in his past eight starts, handles adversity and acts as a proud symbol for his country much differently than did another famous emigre ...