Daniel de Abreu's father on Aaron Hernandez: 'I'm not happy about his death'

White Sox's Abreu to jury: I ate a fake passport on my way to U.S.

White Sox's Abreu to jury: I ate fake passport on way to US MIAMI (AP) — Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu told a Miami federal jury Wednesday that he ate a chunk of a fake passport while flying to the U.S. to cover up his illegal

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Renato Sanches rejected Red Devils offer

Bayern beat United to signing of Renato Sanches

Coffee Tycoon's Ashes Interred In The Iconic Pot He Made Famous Renato Bialetti, who brought the stove-top Moka coffee maker to the masses, died on Feb. 11.

Coffee Tycoon's Ashes Interred In The Iconic Pot He Made Famous In life as in death, it was all about the coffee for Renato Bialetti.

M.L.B.’s Cuba Trip to Include Jose Abreu, Star Who Defected Abreu, a White Sox slugger, will be joined by other major leaguers on the good-will tour as the Cuban government makes a rare concession toward Cuban players who have left.

You've Got To Be Superman To Swing Like Jose Abreu When the Chicago White Sox signed Cuban defector Jose Abreu to a six-year, $68 million deal, the expectation was that he would be worth his money, and the hope was that he would be be the next slugging first baseman/DH in the line of team greats Fran Read more ... k Thomas and Paul Konerko. It turned out to be a pretty solid bet.