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The Chicago White Sox spent a big portion of last winter's free agency period to secure Adam Dunn's services for the following four years. Apparently it took all of one day last March to know they'd signed a lemon to DH. If former manager Ozzie Guillen can ...  
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Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen speaks to members of the media, Monday, Feb. 13, 2012, in Miami. The Marlins finished last in the NL East in 2011 and haven't reached the playoffs since 2003. But this year they're expected to contend for a postseason berth.  
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It ended in September for the Chicago White Sox and Ozzie Guillen. It didn't necessarily end badly, considering that Guillen and general manager Kenny Williams had been at each other's throats for years. The two had a cold war that lasted for six seasons.  
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"I looked at his swing and I told [bench coach] Joey Cora going home, 'We've got a big problem','' Guillen said. ''It was painful to see him every at-bat and walk behind me [in the dugout] with a long face after striking out.'' Dunn, 32, managed just 44 ...  
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It appeared to be an important meeting, considering many thought Zambrano's controversial ... who at that point had left as manager of the Chicago White Sox to become the Marlins' manager. "When they went to talk, I told Carlos, 'Listen, he's ...  
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