White Sox morning roundup

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From yesterday:

It was another rough outing for Jake Peavy, who gave up six runs in 2 13 innings pitched against Oakland. "It's early. I've got five, six more of these to get better," Peavy told the Associated Press. "We all have to get better. I certainly will. You want results, you don't want to walk out there and give up runs and hits."

The Blue Jays are still rumored to be interested in Gavin Floyd, although chances are that he's going nowhere. The only way this rumor is going away is if the White Sox contend.

The future of the White Sox may not inspire a ton of confidence right now, but it's not entirely bleak.

With Matt Thornton and Will Ohman locks for the bullpen, Hector Santiago looking to have an inside track at a spot and Eric Stults competing for a spot, Jim at South Side Sox says Robin Ventura's first bullpen could have four lefties. Around the other blogs, James examines meaningless spring training stats and Fornelli runs down some thoughts from Monday's spring training contest.

Around the division: Detroit released reliever David Pauley, criminal charges against Roberto HernandezFausto Carmona were dropped and Jim Leyland won't sub Miguel Cabrera out for defensive purposes.

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