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Updated: May 29, 2003, 7:52 AM ET
By
Jim Baker
American League
Chicago White Sox: Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune
says it's high time that the Sox parted ways with
manager Jerry Manuel. Chicago has lost nine games in
the standings to the Twins this month and has still
not caught the downturning Royals. Rogers also ponders
the possibility of throwing in the towel on the season
and trying to get prospects for the starting pitching.
Minnesota Twins: With Torii Hunter hurting and Bobby
Kielty unable to throw, the Twins demoted Todd Sears
and called up center fielder Lew Ford to act as a
defensive replacement and back-up outfielder. Jim
Souhan of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune has the story.
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