Non-tender deadline passes, Sox mum
The Sox refused to give us an early Christmas present on Tuesday night. With every other team in baseball releasing their non-tendered players list by the 11PM Central deadline, the Sox chose to keep theirs a relative secret from the media.
While every other MLB.com site contains an article with a definite non-tendered list, Chisox.com contains just the headline, Three likely to be non-tendered
Full list of all non-tendered players after the jump. You'll find one very interesting name and a bunch of firewood.
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how about...
Joe Borowski--same, although his lackluster performances were to due injury which is healed(?)
Chad Bradford--liked him when he was with the Sox, a solid middle reliever in my opinion.
Eric Byrnes--I like Brian N. Anderson, but I wouldn't mind seeing Byrnes in center. Seems like a gamer and flashes the leather at times with some pop in his bat.
I never liked Byrnes
Poor Willie
kurt ainsworth
by goldstone97 @ South Side Sox on Dec 21, 2005 7:52 AM CST reply actions
Eric Byrnes...
I know, I'm reaching, but...
Byrnes
With their retarded signing of Jacque Jones, the Cubs would be crazy not to sign him. There he would at least be a platoon partner and get more PT. -- There's also probably a team out there who would give him a starting job if he'll sign on the cheap. (KC/Pit/FLA)
We'd have to toss more money at him to come here and play less, which given the way he plays, I doubt he would be willing to do.
Byrnes
The Sox are a graceful fielding team. If only for the pure aesthetics of it, I hope KW leaves Byrnes alone.
His defense
But it's still average-to-above-average, and not nearly as bad as those who cry "he takes bad routes" whenever his name comes up.
bullpen help...
We should make offers to
Brazelton sucked and was a headcase, but he's very young and was a top pick. You could use him as a 12th man in the pen/swingman.
Same with Ainsworth, though he was injured, and I'm usure of his current health status.
Fogg would be fine in the swingman/last man role, but somebody will sign him to a 2 year guaranteed deal as a starter. How could they not. He'll at least give you 150+ innings of slightly below league average pitching. (which, yes, does still have value)
The relievers are crap. I'd stay away. That's not to say that the Starters listed there are any great shakes, there's just some upside to be had from a few guys there.

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