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Jermaine Dye
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With baseball's annual winter meetings unfurling this week at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, rumors run rampant. A noteworthy one involving the Cincinnati Reds is making the rounds -- pitcher Homer Bailey for Chicago White Sox outfielder Jermaine Dye.
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You know, there was great players, but nobody off the chart, if you know what I mean, which means you competed as a team. Jermaine Dye had an interesting quote that I think is worth sharing with people who are paying attention at this moment. He said, "From the start of spring training, everybody was hungry." He didn't say one player was hungry or a guy going into arbitration was hungry or a free agent for next year was hungry. He said everybody was hungry.
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It's tough to single out one player from such a balanced team, but Dye-who was named Series MVP-will do.
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white sox 10, tigers 6 Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko reached 300 career homers with consecutive drives in the second inning and the Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers on Monday.
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Joe Crede and Juan Uribe had RBI singles as the White Sox scored three runs in the fourth to take a 3-1 lead. Crede was 2-for-4. Scott Podsednik had two singles _ his third straight multi-hit game _ and stole two bases for Chicago, 9-5 after a 1-4 start. With a runner on and two out in the fourth, [Angel Berroa] botched Jermaine Dye's grounder to shortstop. Crede singled in Jim Thome from second to tie it, and Juan Uribe singled to drive in Dye and Crede for a 3-1 lead. Notes:@ White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen had some encouraging words for rookie CF Brian Anderson, who entered Tuesday's game with a .143 average. "I told him, 'Kid, you've struggled for two weeks. I struggled for 16 years.'" ... Chicago RP Jermaine Dye and CF Brian Anderson made nice defensive plays in the fourth. Dye bar...
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DETROIT -- Jermaine Dye hit a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 win over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night. The White Sox rallied to win in the ninth for the first time in 39 games this season after Carlos Guillen put Detroit ahead with a tiebreaking homer in the seventh inning.
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The rainy weather stopped the game prematurely. The Chicago White Sox ended Cliff Lee's night soon after it started. Paul Konerko and Jermaine Dye drove in two runs apiece Tuesday in Cleveland as the White Sox chased Lee in the fourth inning and pounded the miserable Indians, 11-4, in a game called in the seventh to move above .500 for the first time since May 2.
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Una vez más Ramón [Ortiz] exigió con su brazo el regreso a la rotación, pero sus compañeros no pudieron corresponderle dada una hermética labor de Mark Mulder, uno de los mejores lanzadores del beisbol. David Eckstein, primer bateador de los aureolados, le abrió con doble por la banda derecha. Chone Figgins recibió la primera de las dos bases por bolas otorgadas por el abridor de Oakland. Vladimir Guerrero falló con un elevado al bosque derecho mediante el cual Eckstein se movió a tercera antes de anotar la quiniela amparado en fly de sacrificio de Garret Anderson: 1-0. Ortiz cerró el inning con su tercer ponche a costa de Eric Byrnes y en el cuarto volvió a apretar la tuerca a los visitantes, logró los primeros dos outs y el tercero se le perdió en el sol al sonorense Alfredo Amézaga, ...
... Amézaga, tras elevado inofensivo de Jermaine Dye. Fue el primero de tres hits que permitió Ram...
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He seemed destined for a gentle descent into oblivion, like "Everybody Loves Raymond" -- a star who had run his course and could no longer match the ability he used to possess. Instead, 35-year-old Jermaine Dye continues to evolve and subtly torture pitchers. With 19 homers and 50 RBI through his team's first 81 games, Dye has quietly surpassed expectations.
