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GM Williams: Sox not done making moves
Tribune reporterARLINGTON, Texas -- General manager Ken Williams isn't yet done with just more than 48 hours before the non-waiver trading deadline ends. When asked during a conference call if he could make more moves before Tuesday's 3 p.m. deadline, Williams replied...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Chris Sale, Kenny Williams, John Danks, American League Central
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Stiff lower back keeps Rios out of Sox's lineup
A stiff lower back that kept Alex Rios out of Wednesday night's starting lineup couldn't dampen the spirits of the White Sox's productive right fielder. "This is one of the highest points of my career," Rios said of his .318 batting average with a .381...
Tags: Chicago White Sox, Sports, Alex Rios, John Danks, Hector Santiago
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Your Morning Phil: Quintana, Pierzynski, Vitters
Talking baseball while hoping the Bulls can find some instant offense in the draft: 1. The White Sox arrive in New York with the Yankees reeling from the kind of day every big league team dreads. They put CC Sabathia on the disabled list because of a...
Tags: Paul Konerko, Chicago Cubs, Luis Valbuena, Brian Cashman, Minor League Baseball
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Viciedo's 3-run homer rallies Sox to 4-3 victory
NEW YORK — As long as the White Sox receive contributions similar to Dylan Axelrod's Thursday night, there shouldn't be many issues about trusting eight rookies in an American League Central pennant race. Axelrod, one of six rookies on the Sox's...
Tags: Paul Konerko, Texas Rangers, American League West, David Robertson, Toronto Blue Jays
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White Sox lead AL Central but have lots of work to do
The White Sox maintained their three-game lead in the American League Central despite a wacky 11-9 loss Sunday to the Blue Jays that served as a reminder that their work is far from complete. "I'm happy with what we did as a team in the first half, and...
Tags: Sports, Alex Rios, Philip Humber, Alexei Ramirez, Jose Bautista
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De Aza displeased pal plunked him
Alejandro De Aza wasn't happy after Cubs reliever Manny Corpas hit him on the right thigh with the first pitch of the eighth inning. "Yes, I do think I got hit on purpose," De Aza said after the White Sox's 7-0 victory Wednesday night. "I don't know, but...
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Mark Reynolds, Sports, Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs
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Sox will monitor Quintana's innings
MINNEAPOLIS — First it was Chris Sale, now it's Jose Quintana. The White Sox vow they will keep a close watch on their rookie standout's innings as he is only 10 shy of tying his professional high of 102 last season for Class A Tampa. "We need...
Tags: Sports, Gordon Beckham, Chris Sale, Philip Humber, Kevin Youkilis
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Wicked slider wasn't even in Humber's arsenal early last year
That pitch that got away from A.J. Pierzynski to end Phil Humber's perfect game Saturday? The same pitch that Michael Saunders and John Jaso couldn't lay off earlier in the ninth? Those were sliders, wicked, wicked sliders. "Hard, sharp and quick," said...
Tags: Sports, Washington Nationals, Munenori Kawasaki, John Jaso, A.J. Pierzynski
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A cautionary tale for Robert Whitenack
While the Cubs paid tribute to Kerry Wood in a private ceremony Saturday at Wrigley Field, Robert Whitenack was about 1,700 miles away, throwing on the side in the smothering Arizona heat. He had his own little strikeout moment a week ago, fanning...
Tags: Sports, Kerry Wood, Chicago Cubs, Ceremonies, Stephen Strasburg
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Sale's arm is still attached today, right?
I love what Chris Sale did to Tampa Bay on Monday. I have no idea how the White Sox let him do it. The young, left-handed starter torched a first-place Rays team for 15 strikeouts, one short of the team record and the most in that silly building that...
Tags: Sports, Bud Selig, MRI (imaging), Chicago White Sox, Chris Sale
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Sox need Peavy to pull a Sale
Don’t look now, but first place could become second place for the White Sox by Thursday night. They have lost the first two games of their home series to the vexing, dastardly Blue Jays, who seem to beat the Sox as regularly as the Indians seem...
Tags: Paul Konerko, Detroit Tigers, Jon Lester, Philip Humber, Toronto Blue Jays
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