Cooper: Without The Playoffs, It Will All Be For Naught
As Don Cooper will admit, before this season began, the White Sox were expected to be a train wreck.
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As Don Cooper will admit, before this season began, the White Sox were expected to be a train wreck.
During Wednesday night's White Sox-Indians game, Indian radio broadcaster Tom Hamilton rips Sox fans for not showing up to support their team.
The Chicago White Sox fell out of the AL Central lead for the first time in two months, walking 12 batters and losing to the Cleveland Indians 6-4 Wednesday night.
Most of the 32,360 fans at Comerica Park groaned when Jhonny Peralta hit a tailor-made double-play grounder that looked set to end the eighth inning. Andy Dirks made them cheer.
Anibal Sanchez threw his first shutout in over a year, and the Detroit Tigers moved into a tie for first in the AL Central with a 2-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
Before Tuesday's game against the Indians, White Sox hitting coach Jeff Manto had a premonition.
For the first time in more than three weeks, the Chicago White Sox have company atop the AL Central.
White Sox manager Robin Ventura said he's doing his best to treat these final games just as he did in the beginning of the season.
Hector Santiago has experienced pretty much everything a pitcher can in a major league season, but he's about to face his biggest challenge yet.
For anyone who has ever watched a White Sox game on television, this will come as no surprised.
Adam Dunn homered twice, including a clutch three-run shot in the eighth inning, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 on Monday night to maintain their one-game lead in the AL Central.
Justin Verlander breezed through eight innings and Prince Fielder hit a solo homer, helping the Detroit Tigers steady themselves with a 6-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Monday night.
After receiving the day off Sunday, White Sox leadoff man Alejandro De Aza was back in the lineup for Monday's matchup against the Indians.
Ozzie Guillen is in hot water in Miami and his job could be in jeopardy.
White Sox fandom's feeling of impending doom isn't based on much proof this season. I don't share it, but of late it's getting hard to shout down.
