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Contreras, Podsednik Turn Back the Clock
Many Decisions Still Loom For White Sox Jose Contreras salvaged what could have been a disastrous day and may have played himself into the White Sox starting rotation. I held off on writing anything t...
White Sox Not Looking For Just Any Starter
So I'm reading Jon Heyman's latest piece on likely trade targets for contending teams, when I realize that the media is missing Kenny Williams' main objective yet again. Here's what he had t...
White Sox Flummoxed Against First-Timer, Again
You know about the White Sox inability to hit pitchers they've never faced before. So rather than blathering on about it, I'll just post the gory stats. White Sox vs. Pitchers they've never faced be...
Jose Contreras Is (on his way to) History
The White Sox have now lost their last 8 games started by Jose Contreras, a streak which started before the All-Star break last season with a 22-hit loss to the Matt Harrison-led Rangers. It's t...
The Angels' New Look April Rotation
What began as a low stakes battle for the Halo's fifth rotation spot morphed, seemingly overnight, into a preview of our new-look April rotation. Injuries to Ervin Santana and John Lackey induce...
Mark Buehrle is Your Opening Day Starter, Officially
While I wouldn't go so far as to call Mark Buehrle's final spring outing brilliant, it should be good enough to quiet those who wonder if the Sox kid gloves with Buehrle are a result of some undisclos...
Colon Passes Inspection, Dr. Ozzie Calls For More Tests
Bartolo Colon answered Ozzie Guillen's challenge with 4+ impressive innings against the A's Wednesday. Colon was reportedly topping out at about 92 MPH on the gun, and felt stronger as his outing wore...
Bartolo Colon Takes "Shaky" First Step Towards Return to White Sox Rotation
Bartolo Colon made a "shaky" spring debut Monday, though I wouldn't classify it a such. Colon, who is coming off minor elbow surgery, struggled with his control and appeared to be throwing more than p...
Monday Rockpile: K/100 Pitches and the Rockies
Over at The Baseball Analysts, Rich Lederer looks at the best and worst pitchers according to the number of strikeouts a pitcher had per 100 pitches. Lederer offers a number of links to stories he wro...
Low on Funds, White Sox Play the Lottery
Google News is filled with stories about lottery ticket sales, not because it's the start of a new year, a logical point to compare year-over-year numbers, but because of the flagging economy. Economi...
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