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White Sox move Erick Fedde to bullpen, keep Noah Schultz in rotation after Luis Castillo trade
The Seattle Times reaches for "shocking" where Chicago Sun-Times stays flat.
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What happenedWhite Sox move Erick Fedde to bullpen, keep Noah Schultz in rotation after Luis Castillo trade.
The headline splitChicago Sun-Times frames it as "White Sox move Erick Fedde to bullpen, keep Noah Schultz in rotation after Luis Castillo...". The Seattle Times frames it as "Luis Castillo, Mariners teammates react to ‘shocking’ trade to White Sox".
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Left / center-leftWhite Sox move Erick Fedde to bullpen, keep Noah Schultz in rotation after Luis Castillo trade
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White Sox move Erick Fedde to bullpen, keep Noah Schultz in rotation after Luis Castillo trade
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Erick Fedde wasn’t thrilled being moved to the bullpen after the White Sox acquired Luis Castillo from the Mariners, but he has been so accommodating during this surp...
Luis Castillo, Mariners teammates react to ‘shocking’ trade to White Sox
shocking
Luis Castillo and some of his fellow starting pitchers talked about his trade to the White Sox before the veteran left to join Chicago. Here's what they said.
