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No decision made yet on Jenks

The call on White Sox closer Bobby Jenks and a possible trip to the disabled list won't totally be made by manager Ozzie Guillen or general manager Ken Williams.

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Shooter Now: White Sox broadcaster says last three weeks will doom Minnesota Twins

No one is a bigger admirer of the Minnesota Twins than Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, the former Chicago White Sox general manager who is the team’s broadcast analyst.

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Talks stall for White Sox at Deadline

There were no nerve-wracking races down to the final seconds for general manager Ken Williams and the White Sox to get a deal approved prior to the 2010 non-waiver Trade Deadline at 3 p.m.

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Williams frustrated by changes in deal making

White Sox general manager Ken Williams is a bit frustrated by the way in which some negotiations with other clubs have transpired.

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Chicago White Sox GM Ken Williams will trade prospects before stars

You don’t have to read between the lines too much to know that White Sox general manager Ken Williams would LOVE to make a deal for a left-handed bat this week. He’s just not going to trade an established starting player to do it. The best guess is that Williams is waiting for the price to come down to his level, which is minor-league prospects.

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AL Central: White Sox GM Williams exploring limited trade options

While the Chicago White Sox continue to try and fend off Detroit and Minnesota in the American League Central standings, all eyes are on general manager Kenny Williams to make something happen before next Saturday’s trade deadline.

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Speculation around White Sox 'typical'

With Prince Fielder's name continuing to come up, White Sox general manager Ken Williams reiterated Wednesday that he continues to work on improving his ballclub through all means.

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2010 MLB Trade Rumors: Chicago White Sox Locked In On Adam Dunn

Multiple sources are now reporting that Chicago White Sox general manager Kenny Williams is locked in on Adam Dunn and putting everything he’s got on the table in an attempt to land the big slugging first baseman and bring him to Chicago’s home run friendly ballpark in the American League. According to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times , Williams is said to have offered “anyone and anything …

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2010 MLB All-Star Break: Why The Chicago White Sox Are Back In First Place

If the pattern holds, then every five years the Chicago White Sox General Manager/Manager combination of Kenny Williams and Ozzie Guillen will put together a great team and make a run at the World Series. Because they did it in 2005, and they’ve done it again in 2010. I’ve railed numerous times on the job Kenny Williams did dismantling his 2005 Chicago White Sox World Series team in the off …

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If piece fills need, White Sox could make deal

With the White Sox surging back into contention in the AL Central race, general manager Ken Williams has made it clear that he would seek to fill any gaps and risk some young talent if it made sense to do so.

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Sox could be buyers at Trade Deadline

The sharks temporarily have stopped swimming around White Sox general manager Ken Williams, and the buzzards no longer are hovering.

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Hudson selected for Futures Game

The White Sox won't have to search very far for pitching help if it's needed during the 2010 campaign. Not according to White Sox general manager Ken Williams, who quickly broke down the talent his Minor League system had to offer.

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Williams pleased with current state of club

The look on the face of White Sox general manager Ken Williams, standing in front of his team's dugout before Friday's game in the nation's capital, was decidedly more upbeat than Williams appeared last week when addressing the media at U.S.

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Beckham drives in 3 as White Sox beat Pirates 6-4

Gordon Beckham drove in three runs and the Chicago White Sox spoiled former first-round draft pick Brad Lincoln’s first start at home, beating Pittsburgh 6-4 Tuesday night and extending the last-place Pirates’ losing streak to nine games. Ramon Castro doubled in a run while reaching base four consecutive times and the White Sox put aside the recent feud between general manager Kenny…

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GM Williams joins White Sox in Pittsburgh

White Sox general manager Ken Williams joined the club on the road Tuesday for the first time this season. Manager Ozzie Guillen talked with Williams about the team on the flight to Pittsburgh and said everyone is moving forward after the public feud between the two last week.

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Peavy, White Sox focus on moving forward

The fallout from Wednesday's comments made by general manager Ken Williams concerning changes needing to be made on the 2010 White Sox wasn't very severe.

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White Sox blitz Tigers, 15-3

CHICAGO (AP) Hours after White Sox general manager Ken Williams spoke about the need to make changes, he saw something new a rare offensive outburst by his team.

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Castro, Lillibridge Lead Sox Romp

CHICAGO (AP) Hours after White Sox general manager Ken Williams spoke about the need to make changes, he saw something new a rare offensive outburst by his team.

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White Sox GM Williams ready to make changes

CHICAGO (AP) — White Sox general manager Ken Williams is done being patient.

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White Sox Respond to Critical Comments by GM, Rip Tigers 15-3

CHICAGO — Ramon Castro and Brent Lillibridge hit three-run homers and the Chicago White Sox, after critical comments by general manager Ken Williams, routed the Detroit Tigers 15-3 Wednesday night. Castro connected in a seven-run fourth inning and Lillibridge’s pinch-hit shot came in a seven-run eighth.

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