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Sox drop goose egg in Toronto
Tribune staff reporterWhite Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said Sunday morning that the final game of the series against the Toronto Blue Jays was "a big game for us." "If we don't win, we won't have a good road trip," Guillen said. Justin Miller earned his first major-league...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles, Minnesota Twins, Carlos Lee, Sports
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A grand opening act for Sox in New York
Tribune staff reporterThis wasn't a statement. It was a declaration. After entering their series against the Yankees with an embarrassing road record of 26-39, the White Sox tore apart six-time Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens in a 13-2 shellacking Tuesday night. "We've...Tags: Paul Konerko, Magglio Ordonez, Joe Crede, Cy Young, Jason Giambi
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Sox pitchers zeroing in
Tribune staff reporterIf the White Sox are going to win the American League Central Division and their first postseason matchup since the 1917 World Series, it may have to be on the strength of their pitching. A team built around offense has looked a bit inconsistent at the...Tags: Cleveland Indians, Damaso Marte, Carl Everett, Multi-Sport Events, Chicago White Sox
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Inning-by-inning
Special to the TribuneEach inning, as it might have been seen through eyes of not-so-impartial fans. And just like the game, road team swings first. TOP OF THE FIRST Cubs: Obviously, the hitters were trying to get to White Sox pitchers right away. That's the only...Tags: Carlos Zambrano, Damaso Marte, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Aramis Ramirez
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Loaiza, Koch do the job
Tribune staff reporterWhite Sox manager Ozzie Guillen was eager to see how his team would react after a devastating loss in the season opener, when the Kansas City Royals scored six runs in the ninth inning. "We're going to see what [we're made of]," Guillen said Wednesday....Tags: Damaso Marte, Chicago White Sox, Juan Gonzalez, Billy Koch, Kansas City Royals
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Teddy Greenstein's answers
Who is to blame for the White Sox's poor start? It's you, Teddy Greenstein. By looking at the records of teams you've covered over the years, it's obvious that you are a one serious jinx. Notre Dame's football record slid from 8-3 to 7-6 under your...Tags: Education, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Red Faber, Billy Koch
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Sox lack punch, lose
Tribune staff reporterWhite Sox manager Jerry Manuel misses the old Frank Thomas, the one who cared more about RBIs and on-base percentage than home runs. Manuel said before the Sox's latest disappointment, an 11-5 loss to Texas on Friday, that the team needs Thomas to turn...Tags: Joe Crede, Cy Young, Jerry Manuel, Chicago White Sox, Roberto Alomar
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Sox's offense is missing
Tribune staff reporterWhite Sox manager Jerry Manuel needed some time to find anything resembling a silver lining in this hurricane. "The good thing is we're healthy," he said. "Nobody got hurt." At least not physically. But if getting swept by the worst team in baseball...Tags: Magglio Ordonez, Jerry Manuel, Chicago White Sox, Tiger (animal), Brian Daubach
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Homers keep Sox's ace from earning 12th win
Tribune staff reporterEsteban Loaiza brought his "nasty stuff," his confidence and his aggressiveness to the ballpark Sunday. But the White Sox ace failed to leave with what would have been his major-league leading 12th victory of the season. The Cubs exploited a few mistake...Tags: Kerry Wood, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Multi-Sport Events, D'Angelo Jimenez
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No 9th-inning heroes—or goats
Tribune staff reporterAs Cubs manager Dusty Baker sat in the sun-soaked visiting dugout at U.S. Cellular Field Sunday morning, someone asked how his team would react to a season-worst four-game losing streak. "We've got to ride it out," he said, working his ever-present...Tags: Moises Alou, Railway Accidents, American League, Kerry Wood, Alex Gonzalez
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Chess games: Guillen leaves Dusty in dust
Special to the TribuneWhite Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said these Cubs-White Sox games "were like the World Series." Not long thereafter, he said, "To me, the [upcoming series against] Minnesota is bigger than the Cubs." Because the White Sox won Sunday's city series finale...Tags: Chess Playing, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Aramis Ramirez, Crime, Law and Justice
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9th-inning rally comes up short
Tribune staff reporterJose Valentin joked that the White Sox should be permitted to cork their bats, given the team's .241 average entering Wednesday night's game. As if that would be enough for a team that had been averaging 2.6 runs over its last five games. "This is the...Tags: Justice System, Damaso Marte, Jerry Manuel, Chicago White Sox, Darren Dreifort
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