Levine: White Sox Players Insist Not To Count Them Out
"We are going to compete," young shortstop Tim Anderson says.
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"We are going to compete," young shortstop Tim Anderson says.
Jose Quintana, James Shields, Derek Holland and Miguel Gonzalez are the first four in the team's rotation.
Quintana will get the ball when Chicago hosts Detroit on April 3.
The White Sox continue to utilize caution with the 24-year-old Rodon, who had arm fatigue in the second half of 2016.
If there's a baseball or basketball game where the late Krause now rests, he will be the first one to arrive and the last one to leave.
Chicago optioned outfielder Adam Engel and right-hander Tommy Kahnle to Triple-A Charlotte.
"It is important for this us to get cost certainty and contract control," GM Rick Hahn says.
Moncada hit .317 with three homers and 13 RBIs in 17 games this spring.
The White Sox have bought out the first two years of Anderson's free agency.
The Opening Day starter will be left-hander Jose Quintana if he's still in a White Sox uniform.
Rodon threw four scoreless innings Sunday, allowing one hit and striking out five.
"That is really a good arm," Cubs manager Joe Maddon says of Kopech.
"It is best to keep things simple," Rodon says.
"Put it this way: It's that time,'' Harrelson says.
Quintana has reached the 200-inning, 32-start plateau in each of the past four seasons, and he boasts a career 3.41 ERA.
