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White Sox Hope To Win With Some Change
In this year of change, healthcare reform and rising unemployment, the White Sox played the role of clunkers.
Sox GM says Ramirez better at shortstop than Beckham
Cleveland's Trevor Crowe steals second base as shortstop Alexei Ramirez makes the late tag in the third inning.
Rick Morrissey: Beckham should move to shortstop
After Chicago White Sox trade of Chris Getz and Josh Fields, Alexei Ramirez should go back to second base Rick Morrissey In the wake of the news November 6, 2009 The world as we know it is not going to end if the White Sox move third baseman Gordon Beckham to second base, though the true Beckham believers among you might build survival bunkers just ...
2009 White Sox player review: Alexei Ramirez
One of the big question marks coming into 2009 was where Alexei Ramirez would be defensively after moving from second base to his natural position of shortstop.
Guillen puts Nix, Lillibridge on notice
Guillen wants Nix and Lillibridge to be the Sox ? utility infielders in 2010, but there is a catch.
Sox's Beckham brings home the bacon, wins TSN rookie award
Manager Ozzie Guillen believes the bulk of the White Sox 's 2010 roster is set, and Gordon Beckham gave him another reason to feel optimistic about it.
MLB whispers: Cards' La Russa can bide his time
With Joe Torre , Bobby Cox and Lou Piniella saying they don't plan to manage after their contracts end in 2010, it could make sense for Tony La Russa to return to the Cardinals with a one-year contract or even sit out a season.
Segrest: Former Baron Gordon Beckham worthy of big-league honors
Former Baron Gordon Beckham has found a home with the White Sox. If he'd stuck around Birmingham just a couple of months longer, Gordon Beckham might have wound up the Southern League's Most Valuable Player.
JAKE PEAVY: In his three starts, Peavy went 3-0, beating the Tigers twice. He was an ace in the National League, but what the Sox really like about the veteran is his makeup.
What might have been for White Sox?
I enjoy playing general manager as much as the next baseball fan. But I'd have to think twice about actually doing the job.
Tigers stay alive, beat White Sox, 5-3
Detroit -- All is right again with the Tigers. That's what happens when they send Justin Verlander to the mound in a pressure-packed game.
Getz's good season ends with surgery
Chris Getz certainly can be satisfied with his rookie performance for the White Sox.
Indians split DH after Wedge fired
The first two games of the post-Eric Wedge era in Cleveland unfolded Wednesday with Wedge as manager.
White Sox roll early, squander lead
What began so promisingly for the White Sox on Saturday night ended in disappointment, as Chicago squandered an early five-run lead and fell, 12-5, against Detroit at U.S. Cellular Field.
Quentin, Hudson lead White Sox over Tigers 8-4
Chicago White Sox's Carlos Quentin, left, celebrates with Alexei Ramirez after hitting a three-run home run against the Detroit Tigers during the eighth inning of a baseball game in Chicago, Sunday, Sept.
What can Sox expect on defense in 2010?
As much as people like to take pokes at him, Kenny Williams? track record is superb.
David Haugh: Labeling Chicago White Sox underachievers still isn't fair
Ozzie Guillen takes Mark Buehrle out of Wednesday's game. Besides President Barack Obama, the only other guy who refuses to count the White Sox out of the playoff hunt sat in a dugout Wednesday at U.S. Cellular Field and delivered a nonconcession concession speech.
Mariners slip past White Sox Chicago White Sox's Alexei Ramirez slides in safely at home against the Seattle Mariners in the seventh inning Tuesday, Sept.
Sox silenced in Seattle by Rowland-Smith
With 16 games remaining for the White Sox in the 2009 regular season, their biggest challenge to pulling off an improbable American League Central title run comeback simply becomes beating the proverbial baseball clock.
After tame pre- and postgame meetings with the media Friday, White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen started Saturday with a question about juggling his lineup on a day-to-day basis -- the Sox have had 108 different lineups this season -- and began answering it very calmly.
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