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Maybe the White Sox just need to get away from Camelback Ranch for a day?
Even as Fernando Tatis Jr.’s home run on Friday at the Peoria Sports Complex is still rattling around the bullpen, a short jog north up US-60 to take on the Seattle Mariners might do the young Chicagoans some good.
Time: 2:10 p.m. CST
Webcast: none
TV: Seattle: ROOT Sports; Chicago: nope
Radio: nada
Lineups:
.@hecsantiago53 gets the start in today's #SoxSpringTraining game vs. Seattle!
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) February 24, 2018
⏰: 2:10 PM CST pic.twitter.com/xbRj8NnNNM
Today's Mariners-White Sox lineups. Gordon getting second straight start as he wants to get early work in center. Cano and Cruz likely to be in lineup tomorrow vs. Dodgers. Both today and tomorrow are TV games. pic.twitter.com/E3dK9SfLkv
— Greg Johns (@GregJohnsMLB) February 24, 2018
- Hector Santiago is making his first start for the White Sox in five years. The non-roster invite has rediscovered his screwball, which he last threw to significant effect in 2011 (29% of the time, per FanGraphs).
- Mike Leake starts for the Mariners. The $53 million remaining on his contract was dumped on Seattle by the St. Louis Cardinals last August. He has never faced the White Sox in regular season action.
- Former White Sox infielder Gordon Beckham remains on the Mariners as a non-roster invite. He spent most of last season with Seattle’s AAA affiliate, the Tacoma Rainiers. He has a career 5.7 WAR in 964 games. Bacon’s father-in-law, Scott Fletcher, had 32.0 WAR in 1,612 games.
Here is who to expect on the mound today for the White Sox (Chris Volstad giving way to Dane Dunning after the third or fourth inning ought to create a bit of cognitive dissonance):
#WhiteSox chuckers pic.twitter.com/AXZWFP72ap
— Daryl Van Schouwen (@CST_soxvan) February 22, 2018