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Ailing Chicago White Sox closer has kidney stone blasted
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen feels Bobby Jenks' pain.
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August 06, 2009
Jim Thome slugged two homers and Gavin Floyd pitched into the ninth inning as the White Sox downed the Angels for the second consecutive night. Again, the Angels offense never got going, and was unable to pick up Sean O’Sullivan, who was strong through five innings, but collapsed in the sixth as the Sox broke [...]
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August 05, 2009
Scott Podsednik continued his improbable season last night with his third walk-off hit of the year, helping the White Sox take Game 1 of their home series against the Angels. With Gordon Beckham's musical tastes in mind, JRod assigns Podsednik his very own cheesy 80s song for the 2009 season, and chronicles the improbable road Scotty Pods has taken to be a South Side star once again.
Via Chicago Tribune
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August 06, 2009
John Danks gives up 6 runs in first 3 innings
The White Sox's shot at sweeping the American League Central-leading Angels sank quickly Thursday.
Via Chicago Tribune
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August 06, 2009
John Danks gives up 6 runs in first 3 innings
The White Sox's shot at sweeping the American League Central-leading Angels sank quickly Thursday.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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August 06, 2009
Leave it to the White Sox to ?misplace?? a 300-pound pitcher for the second time in the last five weeks. According to Ozzie Guillen, Bartolo Colon is missing again. But, the good news is Jake Peavy continues to improve.
Via CBSSports.com
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August 05, 2009
Jim Thome homered twice, giving him 561 for his career, and Gavin Floyd pitched into the ninth Wednesday night as the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-2 for their fifth win in six games.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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August 06, 2009
When Jim Thome crushed home runs number 560 and 561 last night, it got us thinking. Is Thome the greatest home run hitter of the steroid era WHO IS NOT ON STEROIDS?
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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August 06, 2009
The Nationals acquired former major leaguers Daryle Ward and Norris Hopper from the White Sox today, according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com. The players go from Chicago's Triple A team to Washington's.Ward, 34, played 11 big league seasons, most recently with last year's Cubs. Hopper, 30, spent parts of three seasons with the Reds, but hasn't appeared in the majors this year.
Via Miami Herald
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August 04, 2009
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Chicago White Sox third baseman Gordon Beckham has been selected as the American League Rookie of the Month for July.
Via Sportable
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August 05, 2009
Boy I tell ya, I came into the Cell today as jubilent as could be. Couldn’t wait to talk to Kenny about his GREAT trade this afternoon for Cy Young winner Jake Peavy. Lemme tell ya folks, when ya get an opportunity to get a pitcher as quality as Peavy, you just gotta do it.
Via Miami Herald
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August 04, 2009
The Chicago White Sox acquitted themselves quite well against one American League division leader over the weekend. The team now tries its luck against another first-place club tonight, when the red-hot Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim enter U.S. Cellular Field for the opener of a key three-game set.
Via Goat Riders of the Apocalypse
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August 05, 2009
In a craptastic roster move that took place this afternoon, the Cubs have sent Jeff Stevens back to Iowa to work on his schtuff.
Taking his place?
Aaron Bleeping Miles.
WHHHHYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This move upsets me for two reasons. First, why Stevens instead of Samardzija? The Cubs are seriously mishandling the Shark, and it's annoying. Consider his bullpen appearances thus...
Via Bleacher Report
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August 04, 2009
Scott Podsednik closed out a hard fought game for the White Sox with a walk-off base hit off Kevin Jepsen scoring Jayson Nix to win over the Los Angeles Angles.
Nix was in a 1-2 hole before ripping a hanging slider from Jepsen to the gap with two outs and sliding into second ahead of the throw from Gary Matthews Jr.
Jose Contreras did not even last three innings, walking five...
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