The White Sox have problems. And they used to have LaMarr Hoyt.But at least they don't have LaMarr Hoyt's problems.
Hoyt, traded before last season to the San Diego Padres, hasagreed to plead guilty to a public nuisance charge in exchange forhaving weapons and drug counts dropped, a prosecutor said yesterday.The arrangement is expected to be formalized today, said StuartSwett, chief deputy city attorney in charge of the criminal divisionin San Diego.
Hoyt, who makes $1 million a year, would be sentenced to threeyears' probation and fined $350 and would have to pay an additional$25 to a state crime victims' restitution fund.
"We have treated him like …
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