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Sox GM Williams considers dealing Dye
In his attempt to field a younger and quicker team for the future, White Sox general manager Ken Williams and high-level staff members currently are evaluating talent at the Arizona Fall League.
The 2008 MLB All-Underrated Team: Pitching Staff
Baseball has been ruined for me. I'm talking about the jersey and hat combo wearing, not shaving until they lose, "Yankees suck" kind of baseball.
Sox Need Change, As In More Speed
The World Series finale ended and the Halloween masks can be put away. During this election year, we have heard the call for change.
Kenny Williams: Scratch that itch for pitching. And then scratch it again.
It's Friday, and I have all the answers ... If Josh Fields sticks as the White Sox third baseman next season , then all I can say is, thank goodness that Mark Buehrle, Gavin Floyd and John Danks can pitch.
Cooper: Pitching staff won't change
One of the most historic Presidential elections in this country's history will be decided on Tuesday, Nov.
Rays' Sonnanstine rebounds in postseason
It was the day after the Fourth of July, and Andy Sonnanstine was having himself a star-spangled season.
The 2008 White Sox Year in a Nutshell
Stars are Born The 2008 year started out with mixed results where the White Sox seemed to tread water.
As the general manager of the Lakewood BlueClaws, the low-Class A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, Geoff Brown is doubly thrilled as Philadelphia enters its sixth World Series.
Long-standing trend: Pitching on short rest
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Derek Lowe started Game 4 of the NLCS on three days' rest.
Year in Review - Chicago White Sox
We will be taking a look at all 30 major league teams to see which hitters and pitchers failed, which excelled, and which youngsters you might want to keep in mind as you begin to prepare for your 2009 fantasy ...
There may be no more complicated question about the 2009 White Sox than this: What do they do next with Javier Vazquez? Rarely have we seen a pitcher so completely lose confidence so quickly, and rarely have ...
Continue reading "Cole Hamels is a mature pitcher at the tender age of 24"
Philadelphia Phillies' Cole Hamels answers questions during a news conference the day before the NLCS playoffs.
Sox Notes: Sox used to situation
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The White Sox seem to like living on the edge. They needed to defeat the Indians on Sunday to force a make up game with the Tigers.
White Sox feel the need for speed
In 1999 and 2000 the White Sox marketing slogan was "The Kids Can Play." Nowadays, however, about the only kids in the clubhouse are children of the players, rather than actual baby-faced White Sox.
Rays end Sox's season in Game 4
Sox manager Ozzie Guillen argues with an umpire after the seventh inning Monday.
White Sox RHP Floyd fails to find same stuff
Gavin Floyd just didn't have another stop in him. The burly 25-year-old right-hander shut down the Tigers in a makeup game Sept.
Season a victory by any measure
It's all about wins and losses. In the end, everyone is measured by them, and at the end of this 2008 season the White Sox had 1 more victory than the Twins but 2 fewer than the Rays.
For the last few weeks Ozzie Guillen has turned to each member of the starting rotation and asked them to win big games.
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White Sox beat Rays, close playoff deficit to 2-1
Thanks to John Danks and the White Sox, Chicago still has one team standing. Danks pitched another big game to save the season and well-traveled DeWayne Wise delivered a two-run double as the White Sox beat Tampa Bay 5-3 Sunday, trimming the Rays' lead in their AL playoff series to 2-1.
Game 4 in the best-of-five matchup is Monday in Chicago, with Gavin Floyd facing Tampa Bay's Andy Sonnanstine.
Less than 24 hours after the Cubs were swept out of the playoffs by the Dodgers, dashing Chicago's hopes for a crosstown World Series, the White Sox avoided elimination before a black-shirted, white towel-waving crowd of 40,142 in their home park.
Sox count on Danks to help keep them alive
In a goofy season that has produced an American League Central title despite the White Sox relying heavily on power and losing their top slugger to injury, the club's fortunes rest on two pitchers with little ...