Despite transition, White Sox a sleeper in AL Central

After the departures of staff ace Mark Buehrle and manager Ozzie Guillen to the Miami Marlins, there's little doubt that the White Sox are a team in transition. While Buehrle leaving is a big blow, I'm not sold on the idea that Guillen no longer in the south side of Chicago. His constant negativity and public deridings of players had to wear on the collective psyche of the ballclub. Guillen's outspoken nature was almost endearing when the team was winning the World Series, but became almost toxic over the past two seasons. New manager Robin Ventura should be a good change from Guillen, as while he won't be afraid to call out a player if they're not performing, he'll most likely do it in a private setting. Despite the fact he has no prior managerial experience, Ventura is a former All-Star and Gold Glover who has a solid baseball mind. Jake Peavy has struggled to get healthy after injuring his back during the 2010 season, but was already a staff ace with the P...