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CHICAGO - The Chicago White Sox have declined the mutual option on veteran right fielder and former World Series MVP Jermaine Dye, clearing the way for him to become a free agent. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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The Chicago White Sox declined Jermaine Dye’s $12MM option for 2010, officially making him a free agent. Dye was expected to be a free agent all season, and the White Sox’s acquisition of Mark Teahen all but sealed the deal. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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CHICAGO (AP) ― The Chicago White Sox have declined the mutual option on veteran right fielder and former World Series MVP Jermaine Dye, clearing the way for him to become a free agent. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago
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On Thursday, Jermaine Dye informed the White Sox that he was accepting his 2010 one-year option for $12 million. The team followed suit today by buying out the popular outfielder's contract for $950,000. Full Article at ESPN
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CHICAGO -- The biggest name on the list of potential 2009 White Sox free agents might not even become a free agent for another 10 days. And at that point, the end of Jermaine Dye's highly successful run on the South Side could be near. Full Article at MLB.com
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It is tough when you are coming to the ball park every day just kind of checking the lineup card and seeing where you're playing and figuring out where you are hitting in the lineup
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Money is tight all over the world and certainly on the South Side ... We're going to spend whatever we have available, but it's not much.
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That's really my comfort position ... It's huge. The past three years I haven't known where I'm going to play and the past 24 hours I haven't know what city I'm going to play in.
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Obviously, we're in a time in baseball where the economics are very, very important. I would not discount that as a part of the equation
– Dayton Moore SOURCE: Southern CA Press-Enterprise
