Top 5 observations to come out of the SoxFest weekend:

5. Make room: Speedy outfielder Jerry Owens might not win a starting job out of camp, but he will undoubtedly win a spot on the 25-man roster. White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen wants him to make it, as does GM Ken Williams. That would give the Sox a platoon situation in the outfield with Carlos Quentin and Owens, as well as give Guillen a valuable pinch-run option late in games. Unless Owens is a disaster in camp, expect him to at least win the fourth outfield spot. Ozzie usually gets what Ozzie wants.

As expected, Round 1 of the three-day town-hall meetings between fans and a panel made up of Sox general manager Ken Williams and manager Ozzie Guillen could best be described as uneventful.

The early speculation concerning Friday’s first of three town hall meetings involving White Sox fans and general manager Ken Williams is that the natives might not be as restless as first believed.

The White Sox announced on Friday the 10 players invited to spring training camp as non-roster invitees, and while none of them have a chance to make the 25-man active roster, there are a few that will be watched with interest.

Infielders Brad Eldred, Royce Huffman, Jeff Liefer and Michael Rouse as well as catchers Paul Phillips and Ryan Smith, infielder/outfielder Jason Bourgeois, outfielder Miguel Negron and right-handed pitcher D.J. Carrasco will join infielder Chris Getz when camp begins in Tucson, Ariz. next month.