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SoxFest 2009
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John Danks:
Danks talks to the Score at SoxFest about his expectations for this season.
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John Danks II:
Danks talks about Gavin shaving his head and gaining experience.
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Jim Thome:
Thome discusses his blackout game.
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Jim Thome II:
Thome talks about his status.
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Paul Konerko:
Konerko talks about preparing for the season.
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Paul Konerko II:
Konerko talks about staying young while being an older player.
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Jerry Owens:
Owens talks about coming back after the offseason.
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Jerry Owens II:
Owens reveals his plans for the year and preparations for spring training
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SoxFest 2009 Photos and Articles

SoxFest 2009 Gallery I
SoxFest 2009 Gallery II
SoxFest 2009 Gallery III
Optimism flows through SoxFest
SoxFest heats up on second day
Guillen enjoying give-and-take with fans

SoxFest 2008 Highlights

SoxFest 2008 recap
Sunday SoxFest 2008 photo gallery
Saturday SoxFest 2008 photo gallery
Friday SoxFest 2008 photo gallery
SoxFest makes its unofficial start
SoxFest 2008 off to rousing start
Williams has support of players, fans
Williams starts final Town Hall Meeting early