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The offense wasn't difficult to find Tuesday night at Target Field as the White Sox and Twins combined for 12 runs on 24 hits.

Before sending a couple of strong drives to the warning track on Sunday, Dayan Viciedo was closing in on a full month of being completely awful and useless at the plate.

The White Sox managed to take 1/4 games from Houston, and continue to slog through this miserable season.

Over the weekend, Chicago lost three one-run games to Houston, and it does not get lower than that.

From bad pinch running, to being picked off at second base, to the manager defending his starting catcher, things just seem to be in disarray for this team.

For the first time in nearly five weeks, the White Sox return Tuesday night to American League Central play, where they thought their offensive struggles had been cured.

Chicago WSox Top 1st - UMPIRES: Home,Tim Welke; First, Mike Everitt; Second, Bruce Dreckman; Third, Dan Bellino; - Alejandro De Aza struck out swinging.

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For one of the few times in his 13-year career, Adam Dunn said he was speechless Sunday to describe the White Sox's offensive futility.

When the Twins and White Sox meet Tuesday at Target Field, they will compete to stay out of the bottom of the American League Central.

The state of the White Sox is such that in losing a couple of games to the Astros I find myself wishing Houston was still in the national league, and that this was an interleague game.

One night after dropping the opener to Houston by committing two errors in one inning, Chicago had the potential tying run cut down at second base when Jordan Danks took a big lead and was picked off with two outs in the ninth, sealing the Astros' 4-3 victory over the White Sox on Saturday night.

Newsworthy Chicago baseball headlines happen about as often these days as Starlin Castro draws a walk - few, and painfully far between.

If there ever was a pitcher who stood as the living embodiment of "deserving a better fate," it was White Sox left-hander Chris Sale during his 2-1 loss to the Astros on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.

The Cubs hit an even lower .232 against lefties, which is only good for 10th in the NL.

The Chicago White Sox vie for a rare road victory Saturday as they continue their series against the Houston Astros .

Manager Robin Ventura views his invitation to join the American League All-Star team as a coach as an "honor obligation."

Chien-Ming Wang had a mediocre start on the mound for the Toronto Blue Jays as he made his debut with the team earlier this week against the Chicago White Sox.

White Sox vs. Astros at Minute Maid Park, Houston in the opener of a four-game series.