McGowan beats Vazquez as Jays finish 4-game sweep of ChiSox TORONTO (AP) - Dustin McGowan outpitched Javier Vazquez in an entertaining duel, and Matt Stairs homered to help the Toronto Blue Jays beat the slumping Chicago White Sox 1-0 Monday night for a four-game sweep. More.Chicago White Sox.

Ozzie Guillen Is Growing Tired Tickets, Obviously, the last week or so has been an insane one for Ozzie Guillen. He had to go from watching his team slumping badly, to dealing with attention about his latest profane tirade, to talking about blow-up dolls in the clubhouse, and finished it all up by saying Lou Piniella if [bleeping] messed up. I think he killed a few people at some point as well. As they say, that's just Ozzie being.

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Game 36: White Sox (17-17) @ Mariners (14-23) Chicago White Sox at Chicago, Javier Vazquez (RHP) vs. Jarrod Washburn (LHP) Time: 9:10 p.m. CT, TV: WGN-Ch. 9, Radio: WSCR AM-670 (B-R preview, Live Boxscore; 2007 MLB Gameday; 2008 MLB Gameday) Today's Starters W-L G GS CG SHO SV BS IP H R ER HR BB K ERA WHIP Javier Vazquez 3-3 7 7 0 0 0 0 46.1 45 17 17 2 11 46 3.30 1.21 Jarrod Washburn 2-4 7 7 0 0 0 0 39.1 44 22 21 5 7 25 4.81 1.30 Today's Lineups Chicago White Sox @ Seattle Mariners 05/10/08 9:10 PM CDT Chicago White Sox Seattle Mariners.

Land-o-Links - 5/10/2008 Chicago White Sox tickets, A few links for the weekend: (1) The Conservative Revival (New York Times) - David Brooks has long been one of the more sensible conservative political commentators out there and this column is an example of this. Right after the 2006 midterm elections, I wrote a lengthy post about how disaffected I was with the Republican Party from the libertarian standpoint. Brooks points out that the Conservative Party in Britain is on the ascent since it's embracing a different social agenda while still .

Here's Doug Here's Doug This is a blast. Here is Doug Pascover's story: From the ages of 10 months old until 7 years, my family lived on the South side of Chicago so the White Sox were my first religion. I became a Christian at 13 and have never been particularly good at it. I worked as a cowboy, farm-hand and construction-worker until I went to Emory University at the age of 24. While a student and for a few years after I worked at The Carter Center's Interfaith Health Program. Today I am the Executive . Chicago ticket broker.

No More Neshek Shuffle Pat Neshek and the Minnesota Twins saw the bad news coming. The side-winding set-up man injured himself on a slider in the eighth Thursday against the Chicago White Sox, describing the feeling.".tweak.".in the joint. After an MRI on Friday revealed an acute partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow- the same ligament repaired during Tommy John surgery - he landed on the 15-day disabled list. Neshek won't be throwing any baseballs for at least three months, which pretty. ticket brokers.

Odds and Ends: Bay, Roberts, Cliff Lee And here we have some random links I've collected over the past day or so. The Bucs will try to fill their open 40-man spots through low profile moves, not unlike the Jason Michaels one. They won't move Jason Bay or Xavier Nady until they're truly out of it. 4.5 games out of the wild card, they still have a prayer here on May 9th. Keith Law's top 60 prospects list for the June draft has been published. Shortstop Tim Beckham heads the list. Gordon Wittenmyer looks back on the Cubs players.tickets.

The One That Got Away and the One That's Coming Back There seems to be a lot of hand-wringing as of late over Pat Gillick including Gavin Floyd in the trade with the Chicago White Sox that sent Freddy Garcia to the Phillies. In case you've missed it, Floyd has flirted on two occasions with no-hitters in the first six weeks. ,tickets.