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Monday, November 05, 2007

Pickoff Moves

Angels' Hot Stove Begins With A Murmur

Today's Register has a piece about new Angels GM Tony Reagins and the languorous pace of the offseason. Has he talked with Scott Boras? Why, yes:
"I'm looking forward to it," Reagins said. "I've had conversations with a lot of GMs around the league. This will give me a chance to meet them on a face-to-face basis.

"We're going to the meetings with an open mind. We'll try to dialogue with as many teams as possible to see if there's something available to improve our club. The meetings are an opportunity to lay some groundwork for moves that could help our club."

Something is available — or will be when the 15-day post-World Series window of exclusivity for teams to negotiate with their own free agents expires Nov. 13. That's when the anticipated courting of free agent Alex Rodriguez will begin.

Reagins said he has already had a conversation with Rodriguez's agent, Scott Boras. It was "an introductory conversation," Reagins said, initiated by Boras, who represents numerous players. The two had never met during Reagins' years in the Angels' baseball operations department.

"He basically just called to introduce himself," Reagins said. "We didn't talk numbers (regarding Rodriguez's contract expectations) obviously. There are rules that don't allow you to do that for another eight days or so."

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Comments:
Since there is only one David Eckstein (for which we all do thank our God - two of Eckstein would cause panic in the world sandpaper markets as world grit reserves were depleted), wouldn't he be a White Sock rather than a White Sox??
 
I tend to agree with you, but the singular grates somehow. Either way sounds forced, and I have, from time to time, gone with the singular on the hosiery-themed team names.
 

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