Bears Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Jun 29, 2022
Andrew Vaughn, back at the site of his big-league debut, is putting up All-Star-caliber numbers for the Chicago White Sox
Andrew Vaughn made his major-league debut in April 2021 at Angel Stadium. In the short time since, he has become one of the Chicago White Sox's top hitters.
South Side Sox Jun 29, 2022
South Side Sox Player of the Week (June 19-25): Andrew Vaughn
Mitch Ransdell/South Side Sox King Vaughn powers up the White Sox offense, as he chases down an All-Star crown It hasn’t all been sunshine and daisies on Chicago’s South Side this season. But now, deep into June, the sliding windows are thrown wide open and a stiff summer breeze blows in off the lake as the Sox Bus rattles and wheezes and rolls down Lake Shore Drive. At the wheel? Andrew Vaughn, the wide-eyed duct tape that’s holding this team together. The 24-year-old has cruised from first base to left field to DH, consistently driving in runs and stringing...
Call to the Pen Jun 23, 2022
Chicago White Sox: Red-hot Andrew Vaughn making big impact
As the Chicago White Sox work to stay in the thick of the race for the American League Central crown, don’t overlook what Andrew Vaughn has brought to the team’s offense in recent games. Andrew Vaughn is making an impact for the Chicago White Sox The 24-year-old Vaughn saw action in 127 games for the […] Chicago White Sox: Red-hot Andrew Vaughn making big impact - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
South Side Sox Jun 22, 2022
Blue Jays 9, White Sox 5: What a way to make a living
Andrew Vaughn had three hits, two hit so hard off the wall they were singles | Photo by Rob Tringali/MLB Photos via White Sox fall to Blue Jays, just a little too much giving LET US TAKE A MOMENT TO RANT Okay, first things first. Is there anybody in this organization teaching fundamentals? Any fundamentals? We know they seldom hit cutoff or relay men and often throw to the wrong bases, but can’t it be possible to at least call for the damned ball, as we’re all taught in Little League or even T-ball? Collisions between fielders have become so common they’re...
Bears Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Jun 21, 2022
Andrew Vaughn’s 4-hit night includes 1 of 3 Chicago White Sox homers in an 8-7 win vs. the Toronto Blue Jays
Josh Harrison and Luis Robert hit two-run homers and Andrew Vaughn had a solo shot for the Chicago White Sox in an 8-7 win against the Toronto Blue Jays.
South Side Sox Jun 21, 2022
White Sox 8, Blue Jays 7: The offense has revived!
Luis Robert celebrates with Andrew Vaughn after his La Pantera’s two-run home run in the third inning. | Quinn Harris/ Three White Sox home runs highlight the win, as 27 outs came right in the nick of time With an offensive display the team seems to have been waiting for all season, the Chicago White Sox (32-33) beat the Toronto Blue Jays (38-29) in a great all-around game, 8-7. Although it got close at the end, this game seemed to be in the South Siders’ hands from the beginning. Lance Lynn started off the top of the first inning with a 1-2-3 inning, as Tim...
Minneapolis Star-Tribune Jun 21, 2022
Andrew Vaughn gets 4 hits as White Sox beat Blue Jays 8-7
Andrew Vaughn needed a triple for the cycle when he came to the plate in the sixth inning.
South Side Sox Jun 14, 2022
White Sox 5, Tigers 1: Vaughn, Cease pave way to victory
On-base machine: Andrew Vaughn went 4-for-4 with a walk during the victory. | Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports The South Siders used a strong all-around effort to beat Detroit for the second straight evening Thanks to a solid all-around performance, the White Sox (29-31) got their second win in as many days over the Tigers (24-37) at Comerica Park. The first inning was an eventful one for both teams. Largely due to some uncharacteristic plate discipline against Detroit starter Drew Hutchison, the White Sox strolled into a scoring opportunity. After Andrew Vaughn singled with...
South Side Sox Jun 6, 2022
South Side Sox Player of the Week (May 30-June 5): Andrew Vaughn
Mitch Ransdell/South Side Sox The shuffled slugger does his best to make a positive overall impact on his struggling club [Mitch Ransdell is away from the sketch pad this week, so we are re-running his art for Vaughn’s POTW win last March, with a guest essay to explain his week.] You really have to feel for Andrew Vaughn. The No. 3 overall pick just three years ago made an extraordinary leap from High-A to the majors — oh, with a year completely away from competitive games thanks to a global pandemic — in 2021, and was rewarded with chaos. The White Sox so...
South Side Sox Jun 3, 2022
Today in White Sox History: June 3
Andrew Vaughn was the first player from the 2019 draft to make the majors, continuing a White Sox trend. | Ron Vesely/ A devastating injury, and a quick debut. 1963 With the White Sox in first place, another freak injury occurred that was reminiscent of past bizarre circumstances, costing the team dearly. First baseman Joe Cunningham, who hit .295 with 70 RBIs and 101 walks in 1962, broke his collarbone in Los Angeles running out a ground ball in the fifth inning. Cunningham was trying to avoid stepping on Angels first baseman Charlie Dees’ foot, so he twisted and...
South Side Sox Jun 2, 2022
Bird App Recap: Blue Jays 8, White Sox 3
The Twitter equivalent of scream therapy ... Facing a Great White North sweep, surely Tony La Russa would put together a coherent lineup, efficiently using all the player tools at his disposal. Or, you know, maybe not. Andrew Vaughn is batting seventh while Leury Garcia leads off. Tony La Russa is one of the stupidest human beings alive. https://t.co/TDRChvP5X5— Patrick Nolan (@SoxMach_pnoles) June 2, 2022 Sometimes I find memes so lazy, but this one seems so perfect #WhiteSox #TonyLaRussa pic.twitter.com/bn5uy61kki— Jack Kimble (@RepJackKimble) June 3, 2022 OK,...
South Side Sox May 31, 2022
Blue Jays 6, White Sox 5: Strong offensive effort goes to waste
Providing the pop: Andrew Vaughn went 4-for-5 with a home run and a double in the loss. | John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports Partly due to a costly baserunning mistake, Toronto extended its winning streak to six The White Sox (23-24) put up a good fight in Toronto against the Blue Jays (28-20). Ultimately, though, their rally came up short, as they fell, 6-5, and back below .500 to open the road trip. Kevin Gausman, who entered this game with a 2.25 ERA and a 1.31 FIP, ran into some trouble early on. Despite the righty’s outstanding repertoire, it was quite the...
