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White Sox Sign Andruw Jones

The White Sox have signed outfielder Andruw Jones to a one-year deal for $500,000 with a chance to make another million in performance bonuses.

Jones spent the entire 2009 season with the Rangers after having been released by the Dodgers in the second year of a $36M contract.

Via ESPN

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Agent: White Sox Have Interest In Crisp

The White Sox have expressed interest in free agent outfielder Coco Crisp, according to his agent.

"I have talked to (general manager) Kenny Williams on a preliminary basis," agent Steve Compte said Tuesday. "We're going to be a little patient. We haven't talked dollars. We're trying to identify the teams where there's definitely a fit, and I'm sure they want to explore other options."

Via Chicago Tribune

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Dye Could Move To First Base

Jermaine Dye is open to playing first base if it'll help him get a contract.

Dye, 35, has only played one game at first base in his career.

If he isn't going to sign on with an American League team as a designated hitter, first base is a logical alternative.

"It wouldn't surprise me at all if he had some success over there," one executive told FOX Sports.

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