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Paul's high 5
Tribune staff reporterIt wasn't exactly what the White Sox had in mind to get ready for their first-place confrontation with the Minnesota Twins, but it will have to do. The Sox, who obliterated Baltimore Orioles pitching for 15 runs on 19 hits Tuesday night, were shut out 1-...Tags: Paul Konerko, Jon Garland, Crime, Law and Justice, Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox
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Indians blast away on Buehrle
Tribune staff reporterFor the last couple of seasons, the White Sox have lived by the home run ball. Now they are starting to die by it. The Sox allowed four more home runs Wednesday. The biggest was Ben Broussard's pinch-hit grand slam in the eighth inning off Mike...Tags: Chicago Cubs, Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Baseball
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Wild Koch dooms Sox
Tribune staff reporterIt's only three months into Ozzie Guillen's first season as a manager, but he already has bought into the prevailing thinking of big-league managers--you pitch your closer in the ninth inning of save situations no matter what. It doesn't matter if the...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Esteban Loaiza, Jolbert Cabrera, John Olerud, Chicago White Sox
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Rays stop streaking Sox
Tribune staff reporterWhite Sox pitching dug too many holes Saturday night and this time the Sox's bats weren't big enough to keep lifting them out. The Sox's eight-game winning streak came to an end with a 10-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, a defeat that cost the Sox a...Tags: Rick White, Chicago White Sox, Baseball, Julio Lugo, Jose Valentin
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Diaz's fate up to Schoeneweis
Tribune staff reporterFelix Diaz, who has lost two of his three starts, is in the mix for now, but it will be up to Scott Schoeneweis to see how the White Sox's rotation shapes up after the All-Star break. Diaz yielded three runs on two home runs in Saturday's first inning,...Tags: Chicago Cubs, Basketball, Chicago White Sox, Todd Walker, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
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Sox rally with 5 in 9th
Tribune staff reporterMany among the crowd of 12,189 at U.S. Cellular Field made for the exits after the eighth inning Wednesday. That's a habit White Sox fans may have to break. The Sox pulled out another victory in their final at-bat, scoring five runs in the ninth to...Tags: Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Baseball, Omar Vizquel
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Twins play an encore
Tribune staff reporterThe biggest difference between the Minnesota Twins and the White Sox the last couple of seasons is simple: The Twins found ways to win games, and the Sox didn't. That was illustrated again Friday night when the Twins scored twice in the eighth inning...Tags: Cristian Guzman, Chicago White Sox, Jose Valentin, Doug Mientkiewicz, Jacque Jones
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Walk-through for Angels
Tribune staff reporterFriday evening at Comiskey Park started with Chicago legend Studs Terkel throwing out the ceremonial first pitch wearing a wool hat and a long red scarf. His toss landed just short of home plate, not bad for a 90-year-old man making his first start in 42-...Tags: Paul Konerko, Jon Garland, Chicago White Sox, Studs Terkel, Baseball
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Cagey Colon tames Tigers
Tribune staff reporterIn the fourth inning, Bartolo Colon struck out one batter with a curveball, another on a tailing fastball and a third with an 83 m.p.h. changeup. Colon can still blow hitters away with a triple-digit heater, but now he's equally content to reach into his...Tags: D'Angelo Jimenez, Craig Paquette, Chicago White Sox, Bartolo Colon, Billy Koch
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Sweet, sour taste for Sox
Tribune staff reporterFor a team so prodigious when it comes to hitting home runs, the White Sox are trying to perfect the diminishing art of "small ball." Manager Ozzie Guillen insists upon it. The Sox deployed four sacrifice bunts and Joe Crede's game-winning sacrifice fly...Tags: Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox, Frank Catalanotto, Baseball, Mark Buehrle
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Alomar delivers, Sox sweep
Tribune staff reporterSandy Alomar Jr. was a bit preoccupied when he heard that the White Sox needed him to pinch-hit in the 11th inning Thursday night. "I got caught off guard," he said. "I didn't remember they had [lefty] Graeme Lloyd, so I was in the [bathroom] when they...Tags: Paul Konerko, Roberto Alomar, Chicago White Sox, Mark Buehrle, Tom Gordon
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Sox move into 1st place
Tribune staff reporterFeeling "chills, lots of chills" from a wildly cheering, joyous crowd, left-hander Mark Buehrle propelled the White Sox into first place Friday night. Buehrle beat Chicagoland native Mark Mulder, another of baseball's best left-handers, in a 3-2...Tags: Roberto Alomar, Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, Baseball
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