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A photo finish
Tribune staff reporterSmall ball to crawl ball. It's the current way of life for the White Sox's offense, which has made the most with the least resources. "Just find a way to win, and don't score any more than you have to," center fielder Aaron Rowand deadpanned Wednesday...Tags: Bernie Williams, Dustin Hermanson, Health, Chicago White Sox, Juan Uribe
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That 'A' team
Special to the TribuneMaybe it's not a West Coast thing after all. Maybe it's an Oakland thing. After the White Sox had lost 20 of 24 games to the A's on the West Coast, they figured maybe they could get something going back in the Midwest. They figured wrong. The red-hot...Tags: Nick Swisher, Jason Kendall, Juan Uribe, Chicago White Sox, Sports
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LIVE Game 158: Mets vs. Cubs
On the Mets beatWelcome to tonight's live blog, covering every moment of the second game between the Mets and Cubs. Just so you know, we'll keep our eyes on the other important scores of the night. Hey, how huge was Johan Santana's start......Tags: Carlos Delgado, Chicago Cubs, Ryan Theriot, Carlos Zambrano, David Wright
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Clumsy conclusion
Special to the TribuneNow the White Sox know how other teams feel. The Cleveland Indians stole a page right out of what the White Sox thought was patented, their how-to-win book. And just how did the Indians win Sunday? With two runs on no hits in the 12th inning, and with a...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Dustin Hermanson, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Cleveland Indians
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3 runs in 8th doom Chicago Cubs
Tribune reporterDuring the eighth inning Tuesday in the Cubs' 6-2 loss to San Francisco, boos rained down on reliever Jeff Samardzija. It was really no different than the booing that greeted Derrek Lee, Milton Bradley, Kevin Gregg, Neal Cotts or several other Cubs at...Tags: Chicago Cubs, Ryan Theriot, Wrigley Field, Sean Marshall, Jeff Samardzija
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Little pretty about this 'W'
Tribune staff reporterIt wasn't one of last year's Instant Classics. In fact, it was neither instant nor unforgettable. But for the White Sox, it was an 8-6 victory over Texas that broke a four-game losing streak and kept them from falling 3½ games behind the Tigers, who...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Mark Teixeira, Javier Vazquez, Ozzie Guillen, U.S. Cellular Field
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Garcia, Sox out of kilter from start
Tribune staff reporterThe warning signs surfaced as early as March 19 under horrible conditions at Tucson's Randolph Park. Freddy Garcia, fresh off a brilliant effort for his native Venezuela, was trying his hardest just to break a sweat and maintain his endurance against...Tags: Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Aaron Boone, A.J. Pierzynski, Baseball
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Rowand rips out of slump in grand way
Tribune staff reporterAaron Rowand said in Boston over the weekend that he was going so good for so long that he thought he could hit anything—which meant he ended up hitting nothing for a brief stretch. "I started swinging at pitches that I don't normally swing at and...Tags: Roberto Alomar, Career and Workplace, Chicago White Sox, Tennis, Minnesota
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Sweep escapes Sox again
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox's fortunes Thursday night sank in the sixth inning, and they lost any remaining comfort in the seventh. That put a frosty ending on an otherwise successful trip as they suffered an 8-6 loss at Cleveland that prevented them from earning a...Tags: Coco Crisp, Alex Cora, Juan Uribe, Chicago White Sox, Carl Everett
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From the cubicle
ChicagoSports.comAfter yesterday's exciting ninth-inning big-ball explosion, the White Sox are back at it again for Game 3 against the Cleveland Indians. Jose Contreras gets an opportunity to right his ugly Spring Training as goes against lefty Cliff Lee on a chilly...Tags: Dustin Hermanson, Aaron Boone, Sandwiches, Casey Blake, Jose Contreras
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Phillies rock Sox, Garland
Tribune staff reporterMajor League Baseball doesn't keep records on stuff such as this, but it's safe to say that in the last 10 or 20 years, very few starting pitchers have given up seven runs, five hits, three walks and a wild pitch in one inning and come out to pitch the...Tags: David Bell, Juan Uribe, Chicago White Sox, Ricky Ledee, Jim Thome
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Garcia solid in comeback
Tribune baseball reporterFreddy Garcia was not happy when Ozzie Guillen came out to the mound with two outs in the fifth inning Wednesday night. There was nobody on base but it appeared he might have been at the end of his road. With the score tied, Garcia wanted to get one more...Tags: Freddy Garcia, Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox, Ozzie Guillen, Damaso Marte
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