WHITE SOX RUMORS & GOSSIP
Chris Sale K’s 14, Allows 0 ERs…Loses
We highlighted the pitfalls of the White Sox lineup yesterday, most notably Adam Dunn and his lack of hitting singles. We never knew later on that night just about everything we pointed out would come true. Ask Chris Sale about it.
Chris Sale is a really good pitcher. The 6’6” hard-throwing lefty out of Gulf Coast College (you remember that school, right?) was 17-9 last...
Chris Sale Takes Loss Despite 14 Strikeouts
What if I told you that last night White Sox pitcher Chris Sale threw a complete game, gave up just five hits, walked only one, and struck out 14? Even though it was against the Astros, I think we can all agree that Sale was dominant.
What if I then told you he was the losing pitcher. Does that change your attitude? It shouldn't, but for some it will, and that's wrong...
Tyler Danish and Chicago White Sox Reach Agreement
The Chicago White Sox have reached an agreement with second-round pick Tyler Danish. The Durant High School ( Fla. ) graduate will receive a bonus of $1,001,800.Danish who had committed to the University of Florida will report to Bristol of the Appalachian League.Danish 55th overall pick in the MLB draft s coming off one of the most impressive prep seasons in recent memory, going...
Adam Dunn Wants Your Singles
Cameron Crowe wrote about them. Pacman Jones makes them reign. And Kraft sells them in packages of 8, 16, and 24. Yet, Adam Dunn still can’t manage to hit them. I’m speaking of singles, of course.
Adam Dunn is a great power hitter. No one denies that. He has eight seasons of 35+ home runs and is on pace to do that again this year. But something Adam Dunn is not...
The White Sox' Best Potential Trade Chips are Becoming Clear
Last week, we pointed out to you that in all likelihood, Rick Hahn will elect to make the White Sox sellers as the trade deadline approaches. Since the team keeps taking one step forward and two steps back, selling off pieces seems to be becoming inevitable.
So who exactly are the guys who may be shipped off before (or even after via waivers) the July 31st trade deadline? Based...
Dense fog at Wrigley delays White Sox vs. Blue Jays
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The White Sox’s game against the Blue Jays was delayed for more than an hour in the third inning, when the fog at U.S. Cellular Field became too dense to see through, too dangerous to play through.
Chicago White Sox Bats Come Alive For One Game Against Blue Jays
Last night’s game was an aberration of many sorts. It was the first time the Chicago White Sox scored 10 runs all year and it was the first fog delay in Chicago in quite some time.
I wasn’t watching the game and was confused when my phone showed delay. I knew it wasn’t raining as I live in the Chicago suburbs. My good buddy @mlbhotcorner the Toronto Blue Jays fan alerted...
Fog not a problem for Chicago White Sox
Despite the hour and 10 minute rain delay, Adam Dunn treated the Chicago White Sox home crowd to two blasts in their series-opening win.
Defeating the Toronto Blue Jays 10-6 Monday night gave the Sox something they haven’t had in a while-a winning streak. Before Saturday, the Sox were 1-10 in their 11 games. It’d be nice to be able to point to one problem to explain the slide...
White Sox's Floyd focusing on recovery from injury
White Sox pitcher Gavin Floyd says he's focusing on his recovery from a season-ending elbow injury and isn't worrying about his contract status.
The 30-year-old right-hander had surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament and a torn flexor muscle in his pitching arm in New York early last month and is expected to miss 14 to 19 months. He also has an expiring contract...
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Robin Ventura to remain with White Sox
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Even if the Chicago White Sox make trades at the deadline current manager Robin Ventura intends to remain with the team.
Eyebrows were raised in the off season about Ventura’s commitment to the White Sox after he turned down an extension. Ventura’s current contract runs though 2014.
“No, I think there’s, for one reason or another, there’s a whisper...
Adam Dunn teases Hawk Harrelson with this warning track shot
After one of his patented moments of silence for an opposition home run earlier this week, we were treated to another classic example of Hawk Harrelson homerism. Thursday night the White Sox hosted the A's and went to extras once again. Down 5-4 in the bottom of the 10th and down to their final out, Adam Dunn stepped up to the plate with a man on and hit a ball high and deep...
Hawk Harrelson has an epic case of the sadz at end of White Sox-A’s game (Video)
For better or worse, White Sox broadcaster Hawk Harrelson is one of the more, um, “colorful” personalities behind the mic in all of baseball. His shameless homerism is bested by few others in all of sports broadcasting.
That being said, the roller coaster of emotions you’re about to see is tremendous. You almost feel guilty for reveling in somebody else’s utter agony. But...
White Sox place Peavy on 15-day disabled list
The Chicago White Sox placed Jake Peavy on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with a fracture of the left fourth anterior rib.
The move was retroactive to Wednesday and the right-hander will miss at least the next four to six weeks. The 32-year-old Peavy left Tuesday night's start against Seattle after 2 1-3 innings, giving up six earned runs. Peavy felt something wrong in his...
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Umpire Angel Hernandez blows another call, Hawk Harrelson rightfully goes nuts (Video)
Another day, another blown call by MLB umpire Angel Hernandez at a critical juncture in a game.
Friday night at U.S. Cellular Field, the Chicago White Sox were tied 3-3 with the visiting Miami Marlins and had loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning. White Sox batter Alex Rios hit a ground ball to shortstop and the Marlins turned the 6-4-3 double play. ...
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