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SCENE: WHITE SOX HEADQUARTERS AT U.S. CELLULAR FIELD

Ozzie Guillen: Well, Kenny, you @#*$(*^ $(@_$, that was a *#$&%^ good run to the $&#^@^$^ postseason. But I $*#&@^# tell you, man, our $&#^ pitching for next year doesn't scare the $&#^@%$ $#&@ out of Tinkerbell. You $^#%@$& got to get me some $&#^@^! pitching. I'm not $&#^@%# starting any Jeff #*$*$&#^@ Marquez in my #*# @&#$ rotation! Those $&#^@%% Twins will $&#^@%@# kick our $&#^@%$ $&#^%@!.

Kenny Williams: Don't worry, Ozzie. I'm on it.

It's a funny thing when two guys that were traded for each other at one time both end up being free agents at the same time.

That's the case right now as Juan Uribe and Aaron Miles are both free to shop their services around to any baseball team willing to write them paychecks.

Analysis of a baseball trade generally centers around assessing the winner and loser in a particular swap. But with the White Sox shipping Javier Vazquez and Boone Logan to the Braves for prospects, both teams look like they'll come out ahead.

With baseball's winter meetings starting next week and the arbitration deadline here and gone, action on the free-agent market should pick up soon.

Is it time to panic if the Cubs or White Sox miss out on their top free agent targets? Hardly.

In the 24 hours since White Sox GM Kenny Williams decided to pull the trigger on a trade that sent Nick Swisher to the Yankees, we're still trying to figure out why he did it.

It's Game 2 now between the White Sox and Rays. Let's hope Mark Buehrle is in top form as the Rays' Scott Kazmir takes the mound for Tampa.

All right Sox fans, we made it. Things looked bleak last week but the Sox won three in-a-row to get back in the postseason for the first time since the magical season of 2005. How far can the Sox go this time? Things get started today against the surprising Tampa Bay Rays. Follow along with me right here and send in your comments as I'll be blogging live all game long.