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| 4th June, 2007 - 1:03 pm | Chicago Sun-Times - A rumor that surfaced less than two weeks ago, which had the Sox exploring a deal that would send Jermaine Dye to the Yankees for struggling outfielder Bobby Abreu, has started to take on some life, according to one Sox source close to the situation.
Not only because Abreu is a good friend of Guillen's -- which worked out well when right-hander Freddy Garcia came over -- but also because the Sox believe Abreu is a slow starter and his best baseball this season is ahead of him.
The organization also reportedly isn't too thrilled with comments from Dye in which he came off as uncaring about where he plays.
''I've been around long enough to know that it's just a business,'' Dye told the Sun-Times this week.
''You're paid to work for a team for whatever period of time, give 100 percent to that club, and if you get dealt away, give 100 percent to the next club.'' [READ] |
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