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Former two-sport OSU standout seeks a fresh start in KC. Published: 11/7/2009 2:26 AM Last Modified: 11/7/2009 2:32 AM CHICAGO — Mark Teahen has a new team and a new city. Happily for him, he's got his old position back. Full Article at Tulsa World
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The acquisition of Mark Teahen and move of Gordon Beckham from third base to second base is just the start of a busy offseason for the Chicago White Sox. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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CHICAGO (AP) -- Mark Teahen has a new team and a new city. Happily for him, he's got his old position back. "That's really my comfort position," Teahen said. "It's huge. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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KANSAS CITY -- So now it's a real deal. The Royals have traded Mark Teahen and cash to the White Sox in exchange for second baseman Chris Getz and third baseman Josh Fields. Full Article at MLB.com
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And so it begins. While the New York Yankees haven’t even had enough time to catch their breath from their World Series victory, the 29 other teams are already in rebuilding mode, hoping for a different outcome in 2010. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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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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I'm looking at it as a fresh start ... I've played against the Royals for a while. So they know what I can and can't do.
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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.
