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Guillen Says He Won't Stop Tweeting

White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen isn't going to stop speaking his mind on his personal Twitter page.

"I think the people from Twitter owe me money, I make them so famous," Guillen said.

Chicago isn't happy with Guillen's outspoken comments, but he doesn't plan to change.

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Peavy Says He's Ready After Minor League Start

Jake Peavy lasted seven innings in a minor league start against against Cincinnati's Triple-A farmhands on Saturday.

After his 112-pitch outing, Peavy pronounced himself ready to go into the regular season.

"My breaking balls were pretty good. I threw one of my better ones in the seventh inning," he said after allowing seven runs on 12 hits, striking out four. "I feel just the same as I have my whole big league career. You come to spring training and you just try to get through it healthy."

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Oney Guillen To White Sox: Talk To Me, Not Dad

The son of White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said he has no ill will toward the team after he was asked by his father to resign from his position in the scouting and video department.

Oney Guillen, who resigned on Friday amid controversy for his recent comments on Twitter and his plans to start a web site devoted to his father, wishes those in the organization who had problems with him would have confronted him face-to-face.

"I don't have any hard feelings toward any of those guys," Oney Guillen said Monday on "The Waddle & Silvy Show" on ESPN 1000.

"When you're at work, don't you wish someone would tell you what was up or not go behind your back? I'm 24 years old, you don't have to go talk to my dad. You can talk to me first."

Oney Guillen said he never heard from White Sox general manager Kenny Williams.

"I don't have any ill will toward Kenny or his family. I just hope he doesn't have any ill will toward the Guillen family," Oney Guillen said. "People say one thing when they're talking to you, and they feel another way. Nobody in my family feels that way. If we don't like you we say it. If we do like you, we attack it head on. I just wish there would have been more honesty, that's all."

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