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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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: The Chicago White Sox have declined a $12 million mutual option on OF Jermaine Dye. The 2005 World Series MVP gets a $950,000 buyout and is now a free agent. (Updated 11/07/2009). No information available at this time (Updated 11/7/09). Full Article at CBS Sports
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The White Sox announced Friday that they have bought out the 2010 mutual option on outfielder Jermaine Dye's contract for $950,000 rather than pay the outfielder a $12 million salary for next season. He is now eligible to become a free agent. Full Article at MLB.com
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Sportsnet.ca has four different homepages that present news specific to that part of Canada. Choose the homepage that covers the local teams you are interested in. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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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's tough leaving Kansas City, but as far as the baseball side of it I'm excited to get to a team that competes and contends every year ... It's exciting to play in meaningful games.
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The past three years I haven't known where I'm going to play ... The last 24 hours I didn't know what city I would play in. Knowing both now, playing third base is my comfort position. I've always produced better when I've been left alone, playing just third base. I'm excited about that.
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We've kept our eye on [Teahen] the last few years, asked about him last year and nothing materialized ... He's a tough-nosed ballplayer. He was hurt last year and dragged his ass out there. He's a winner.
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Since Brandon has recovered well from his surgery, we have decided to exercise his option
