Title: Omar Vizquel to honor countryman Luis Aparicio by wearing his retired No. 11.
Summary: CHICAGO - Omar Vizquel will wear the No. 11 of former White Sox shortstop and fellow Venezuelan Luis Aparicio this season. The White Sox say they have unretired Aparicio's No. 11 for the 2010 season, with his blessing. Aparicio said Vizquel is the one player he'd like to see don his number.
Title: Don Omar y Tito el bambino harán perrear a la Quinta
Summary: 15:20 | Los fanáticos del perreo tendrán dos shows para disfrutar del reggaetón en el Festival de Viña del Mar de este año. El primero en subir al escenario será Don Omar, quien se presentará el 23 de febrero. Dos dÃas más tarde lo hará Tito el Bambino.
Title: Unbeaten phenom Danny Garcia to headline Feb. 26 undercard at Don Haskins Center
Summary: Unbeaten Philadelphia phenom Danny Garcia will begin 2010 with his toughest fight to date on Friday, Feb. 26 when he squares off against British veteran Ashley Theopane in the 10-round junior welterweight co-main event of ESPN's "Friday Night Fights" at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas.
Title: White Sox unretire Aparicio's No. 11 for Vizquel
Summary: Omar Vizquel will wear the No. 11 of former White Sox shortstop and fellow Venezuelan Luis Aparicio this season. The White Sox say they have unretired Aparicio's No. 11 for the 2010 season, with his blessing. Aparicio said Vizquel is the one player he'd like to see don his number. The 42-year-old Vizquel signed with the White Sox this offseason.
Title: Don Omar suspende presentaciones en Argentina.
Summary: El reggaetonero puertorriqueño Don Omar anunció la cancelación de dos presentaciones programadas para el 11 y el 14 de febrero en Córdoba y Buenos Aires.
Summary: Al parecer, la cancelación de la presentación de Don Omar el próximo domingo 14 del corriente en Argentina se ha debido a la escasez en la venta de boletos.
Title: Omar can salvage offseason with series of moves
Summary: With the Mets, it is difficult to determine whether they are trying to spin the news or are just delusional. Consider the state of the roster: For most of this offseason, they acknowledged a desire to upgrade at catcher, second base, slugging (even beyond Jason Bay) and the rotation. Now...
