There were a lot of reasons not to expect Dane Dunning to have a good major league debut. Dunning hadn’t pitched in a competitive game in more than two years. He hadn’t pitched above Double-A in his career. He could easily have jitters considering it was, after all, his MLB debut. With all those factors […]
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Saturday’s doubleheader between the White Sox and Cardinals did not yield the right results in the win/loss column. Despite having had two days off and facing a club coming off a two-week hiatus following a substantial amount of positive COVID-19-tests, the White Sox as a unit looked lethargic against St. Louis for the full 14
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On Saturday, Matt Foster took the mound as the starting pitcher, which is something he has not done since the White Sox drafted him in 2016. The decision to start Foster was a much-deserved one, as he’s impressed during his brief time with the club this season. Foster continued that by tossing two scoreless innings.
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Without having the luxury of minor league games to cover, it’s productive to see numerous prospects with rookie eligibility thrust into action with the Chicago White Sox in the early going. The Pale Hose will begin a three-game series in Milwaukee on Monday against the Brewers after dispatching the Royals in Kansas City over the
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Thursday was the first chance for the media to take in a White Sox taxi squad workout. The taxi squad in Schaumburg is composed of players that are the “next man up” if the major league team needs to fill holes over the course of the season. It was a cool and breezy Thursday morning
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On July 23, the White Sox tweeted out a press release of roster moves, as they have done many times before. There was some good news (Yoan Moncada was back from injury, Jimmy Lambert and Codi Heuer made the team), there were some re-assignments to Schaumburg that had White Sox twitter abuzz (hello, Nick Madrigal).
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The White Sox have not been short on bullpen prospects in recent years. We are seeing the fruits of that labor in the current ‘pen. With Ian Hamilton’s call-up on Monday, the White Sox currently have five pitchers in their bullpen who were drafted by the organization. Hamilton, who was drafted in the 11th round
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2020 was supposed to be an exciting year for Andrew Vaughn. Back in February, he was invited to spring training for the first time in his young career, which gave him an opportunity to be around players and coaches who have plenty of MLB experience under their belts. Additionally, Vaughn was slated to head to
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Frank Menechino, a 45th round selection of the Chicago White Sox in 1993, is working in his inaugural season as the organization’s hitting coach. Menechino, who played seven years in the big leagues with Oakland and Toronto, spent 2019 as the Charlotte Knights’ hitting coach, following his release from the Miami Marlins in 2018. In
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Michael Kopech is the first player on the Chicago White Sox to voluntarily sit out of the 2020 Major League Baseball season. Rick Hahn issued a statement on Friday and paired it with the news that third baseman Yoan Moncada and right-hander Jose Ruiz were placed on the 10-day injured list. His decision presumptively derives
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