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Royals Acquire Paulino From Rockies; Designate Tejada - RealGM Wiretap The Royals announced tonight that the club has acquired right-handed pitcher Felipe Paulino from the Rockies in exchange for cash considerations. Paulino is expected the join the Royals bullpen tomorrow as they open a three-game series in Texas against the Rangers. In a corresponding move michael kors saffiano satchel medium , the club designated right-handed pitcher Robinson Tejeda for assignment. Paulino, 27, was 0-4 in 18 relief appearances for Colorado this season with a 7.36 ERA in 14.2 innings before being designated for assignment on May 22. I Paulino was acquired by the Rockies in exchange for infielder Clint Barmes on November 18, 2010. Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic michael kors naomi satchel navy , he was originally signed by Houston as an undrafted free agent shortstop on July 2, 2001. The 29-year-old Tejeda was 0-1 with a 6.14 ERA in nine relief appearances for Kansas City in 2011. White Sox Wont Dismantle At Trade Deadline - RealGM Wiretap
With a few weeks to go before the non-waiver trade deadline, the Chicago White Sox aren't expected to dismantle before July 31.


Chicago added several players via free agency this past offseason.


"It's important that we not lose sight of what our organization goal was, and that was to give us the best three-year window. And we're not going to abandon that completely with only three months to play," Ken Williams said. "I think [Rick Hahn's] done one hell of a job. Everyone wants to put the blame on [manager] Robin [Ventura] michael kors weston medium satchel black , too, but all he can do is put the players in position to succeed. They're the ones who have to look in the mirror and execute. If we do anything, it will be consistent with trying to maximize this three-year plan or window that we set out originally."


The White Sox entered play on Monday at 36-43, occupying last place in the American League Central.

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