Crede burned bridges in the second half of last year. They cleaned out his locker and took down his name plate before the year ended.

Similar to the Magglio situation, Crede withheld information from the team that was paying his checks.

I appreciate what Joe did for the team. I wish he felt the same way about the Sox.

Goodbye dull eyed Joe. You had three good halves of baseball in your career.

The Sox have let everyone know they have No interest in Joe Crede.

We all know they have interest at a price, but this is being done publicly to make sure Boras can not use them as leverage.

While I understand the ploy here, to do that to a player, is it really ever going to get you that player at a favorable price now?

For once, if Kenny could just shut the fuck up and do his job without the public drama he claims he avoids.

So is Uribe or the future Josh Fields the man?

Crede burned bridges in the second half of last year. They cleaned out his locker and took down his name plate before the year ended.

Similar to the Magglio situation, Crede withheld information from the team that was paying his checks.

I appreciate what Joe did for the team. I wish he felt the same way about the Sox.

Goodbye dull eyed Joe. You had three good halves of baseball in your career.

I wouldn't be surprised if they go looking for another super sub that can play 3B, someone like Rich Aurilia. He can play every infield slot and is a decent hitter in the Mark DeRosa mold. (280, 10HR, 60 RBIs)

If someone other than Scott Bora$ was Joe Crede's agent, I think the White Sox would make every effort to re-sign him. The Sox are not alone in their dislike for Bora$. I was reading Ken Rosenthal's column on FOXsports.com earlier today, and Bora$ and his outrageous contract demands may force the Angels to say goodbye to first baseman Mark Teixeira. There have been rumors that if Teixeira leaves Anaheim, there have been recurring rumors regarding sending Paul Konerko out to Angel Stadium that won't go away. As for where Crede may end up, it's my understanding that he may remain in the division with the...CLEVELAND INDIANS?

I wouldn't be surprised if they go looking for another super sub that can play 3B, someone like Rich Aurilia. He can play every infield slot and is a decent hitter in the Mark DeRosa mold. (280, 10HR, 60 RBIs)

Hopefully not Aurilia himself, but I don't mind this idea, and we may see something like this if Uribe leaves. If Uribe resigns, he's the veteran protection against Fields sucking.

There was this slut in my high school named Fields sucking

The other thing about Fields is that he is mobile once he gets on base. I believe he stole 20 bases one year in the minors. Now I don't expect him to be a base stealer, but he would add 1st to 3rd type of speed to the lineup.

It really is time to either give him a shot or trade him.

Why do you all choose to write my name with dollar signs? what am i the first agent to like money? Any of you have Super in front of your job title? Didnt think so
BTW Im coming for Alexei

Um, Shark...that's not really Scott Boras.

Good Dolphin, I think Joshua Fields regressed in very limited action this past season due to injuries sustained in the minors. While Joshua is a power hitter, he lacks the glove of Joe Crede.

His glove is bad but he is a willing learner. Cora considered him acceptable as a MLB defender at the end of spring training after working with him intensely,

Funny thing is that (defensively) Crede was viewed generally the same way when he first came up. Solid hitter , fair-avg. glove, but willing to work at it.

It amazed me how quickly Crede's attributes were reversed after his first season/season in a half.