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While watching Game 3 against the Astros, I was made aware of the fact that Leury Garcia is the longest tenured Sox player. That’s crazy, especially since he’s only been with the Sox since 2013. His contract also expired following the 2021 season, meaning it’s not guaranteed that he will come back in 2022. I…
The White Sox’s season came to a screeching halt versus the Astros when they lost 10-1 in Game 4. This leaves an array of questions that the front office will have to address before the 2022 season starts. So in this article, we’ll go over the 3 most burning questions that the Sox will face…
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There’s no doubt the impact that OF Andrew Vaughn had on the White Sox this year. He stepped into an injury-plagued outfield and had solid production, slashing .235/.309/.396 with 22 doubles and 15 home runs. Those numbers aren’t especially awesome, but in the first half Vaughn slashed a much more respectable .253/.320/.453 with 18 doubles…
One of the biggest questions after the 2021 season is whether the White Sox should bring back star pitcher Carlos Rodon. Although Rodon was injured for a good portion of the season, it is undeniable that his contributions were immense, as he finished second on the White Sox in rWAR, only trailing Lance Lynn. Rodon…
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It’s been a week since the White Sox lost to the Astros 10-1 in what would be the Sox’s last game until next year. You know what? That sucks. It really does. But this isn’t going to be the last year that the White Sox will be in the playoffs. The Sox had a great…
This was not the start to the playoffs that the White Sox had in mind. They’re down 2-0, their pitching has been horrendous, and their bats have yet to come alive. However, there is some good news for my fellow Sox fans — and as you’ll see, the Sox still have a good shot. Reason…
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The regular season is now over. The White Sox finished with a 93-69 record, about on par with expectations. Now comes the playoffs, something the Sox have been cruising into for months and clinched on the 24th. Their foe will be the Houston Astros, who finished with a 95-67 record out of the AL West….
On Thursday, the White Sox clinched their division. After cruising all year long, holding first place for most of the season, they finally made it official. But people who have been following the Sox all year might have noticed a trend since after the all-star break–the White Sox haven’t been as good as they were…
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