Ruminations on Jeff Keppinger's first walk
It shouldn't have been this painful, but transitions are seldom graceful for the White Sox
Analysis
Adam Dunn sees success by looking away
Triumphant series at Target Field was built on driving pitches on the outer half of the plate
Struggling White Sox hitter confidence index
Alejandro De Aza and Alexei Ramirez are close to breaking away from this group for good
Time to separate pitching from defense
Third error-plagued game in four nights undermines FanGraphs' late swing at Hawk Harrelson
Dayan Viciedo, paragon of patience
The free-swinging Tank returned from the DL a more selective hitter, and it's not the first time
Eight starts in, Chris Sale is right on track
One-hitter boosts Cy Young stats closer to 2012 levels, but he's lasting longer and throwing harder than last year
After Jeff Keppinger, even if he's still around
Opening Day third baseman could be relegated to the bench before the second month of his three-year deal is over
Sizing up the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Our least favorite team in the AL West is scuffling. Can the White Sox right their own ship against what might be this season's biggest disappointment?
Fun with Hector Santiago's changeup
From seeing it slow motion to watching him throw it to lefties, his start on Tuesday night gives us plenty to dissect
Sizing up the New York Mets
Because the Astros switched leagues, we now have two two game series against the Mets. Hooray intricacies!
Jeff Keppinger still hasn't walked
It's anybody's guess why he's struggling this much this deep into the season, and here's one attempt at figuring it out
Is eight enough? Sure would be nice to know
Lack of runs increases significance of mistakes elsewhere, and there are plenty of those
Gavin Floyd's Elbow Problems Date Back To 2012
Check out this fancy graph that tells us that, in fact, Gavin's been struggling with his control for a while.
Sizing up the Texas Rangers
A look at one of the better teams in the American League this year.
September problems are April problems
Injuries are interfering with many of Robin Ventura's plans, but he can start by getting a better handle on the bullpen
Casper Wells: A long, winding, stationary road
Why are the White Sox his fourth organization of the month, and will there be a fifth in May?
Another look: Alexei Ramirez's evasive maneuvers
Two successful swim moves in the past week harken back to the days of Juan Pierre
It's the offense
A persistent lack of runs fails to give the pitching and defense much to work with
Hawk invents a stat- TWTW: The will to win
Some excerpts from Hawk's appearance on Baseball Now! In case you missed Hawk on MLB network this afternoon, we quote and discuss his take on modern statistics here.
Sizing up the Tampa Bay Rays
The White Sox aren't the only disappointing team in the American League so far this season.
Following up: Dunn's walks, Keppinger's weirdness
Robin Ventura hints at lineup changes even after Dunn walks three times, and Keppinger might enjoy a different role himself
Conor Gillaspie: What the hell?
Regression will likely humble the team's leading hitter ... unless it doesn't.
No need to rush John Danks
Crafty righty picks up where Jose Quintana left off last year by effectively picking up Danks' starts
Veal walking down familiar road
From Randy Williams to Will Ohman, regression has ruined many a LOOGY on the South Side
Hitting notes: No fun for Keppinger and Dunn
Plus: Alex Rios and Tyler Flowers are seeing the ball well, which makes two of them.
Sizing up the Minnesota Twins
Remember when the Twins were good? That's not happening again this year. Or next.
