Inside the White Sox | Chicago Sun-Times Some day the Reinsdorf family probably won't have ownership rights in the White Sox. But that day will be after patriarch Jerry Reinsdorf, who helped buy the team in 1981, is gone. The topic of future ownership of the...
May 21, 2013Chicago White Sox Blog | ESPN Chicago Jerry Reinsdorf confirmed Tuesday a published report that he has recommended to his sons a family succession plan that includes selling its interest in the Chicago White Sox, but he emphasized the decision won't be up to him. Read the entire story.
May 21, 2013Inside the White Sox | Chicago Sun-Times John Danks reportedly will make his first start of the season Friday against the Miami Marlins at U.S. Cellular Field. While that day has been anticipated and targeted as a logical landing spot for his first start after going through...
May 21, 2013Chicago White Sox Blog | ESPN Chicago CHICAGO -- John Danks hasn’t pitched all season, Gavin Floyd was lost for the year and on Tuesday came the news that Chris Sale would skip a start because of shoulder soreness. Yet the Chicago White Sox's rotation keeps rolling right along, with left-hander Jose Quintana delivering the latest gem for a club that has disappointed in every department except when it comes to the starting staff. Quintana took a no-hitter into the seventh inning against the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday before three consecutive singles chased from the game.
May 21, 2013White Sox Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports But news isn't all good for White Sox as Sale will miss Wednesday start with shoulder tendinitisLeft-hander Jose Quintana provided some much needed relief for the White Sox after they learned Chris Sale won't pitch Wednesday night because of left shoulder tendinitis.
May 21, 2013White Sox Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Chicago White Sox ace Chris Sale was scratched from Wednesday night's start against Boston because of tendinitis in his left pitching shoulder.
May 21, 2013White Sox Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Sox expected to start him against Marlins, 101/2 months after left shoulder surgeryLeft-hander John Danks likely will return to the White Sox on Friday night against the Marlins, more than one year since his last major league start and 101/2 months after undergoing left shoulder surgery.
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times Jose Quintana took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, Jesse Crain bailed him out of a base-loaded jam, and Jeff Keppinger hit his first homer in a White Sox uniform as the Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-1 on Tuesday night. “I noticed I had a no-hitter in the fifth inning but I tried not to think about it because all I wanted to do was get outs and keep the team ahead,” Quintana said. “Everything was working and my pitches were in the zone and I was ahead in the counts. That really helped me out.” Alex Rios …
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times White Sox manager Robin Ventura and general manager Rick Hahn said what they could to curb the speculation. Gordon Beckham is playing shortstop for backup and flexibility purposes, they said. Beckham played short for Class AAA Charlotte on Monday and again Tuesday while the Sox were defeating the visiting Boston Red Sox 3-1, an intriguing development considering he hadn’t played there since his college and minor-league days. If Beckham can play short as a backup, he probably can play it full-time, and such a scenario ...
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times JOHN DANKS EXPECTED TO START FRIDAY VS. MARLINS John Danks is expected to make his first start of the season Friday against the Miami Marlins at U.S. Cellular Field. The Sox will wait until after Wednesday night’s game against the Boston Red Sox to make it official. Danks, who had shoulder surgery in August, hasn’t pitched since last May. His last game was at Wrigley Field against the Cubs. His second start would line up Wednesday at Wrigley Field. “It’s been a long process,’’ Danks said Tuesday. “Hopefully it ends thi...
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times The impending return of John Danks, a no-hitter taken into the seventh by Jose Quintana and a second straight victory against the Boston Red Sox were too much fresh good news. Mixed in was one rotten and troubling development: Ace lefty Chris Sale has mild tendinitis in his left posterior shoulder and will miss his scheduled turn in the series finale against Red Sox ace Clay Buchholz on Wednesday. Sale promised to make his next scheduled turn against the Cubs next Tuesday. Sale (5-2, 2.53 ERA), who missed time with a t...
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times Jerry Reinsdorf has told his family they should sell the White Sox and keep the Bulls after he is gone — but he doesn’t plan on that happening any time soon. The topic of future ownership of the Sox arose Tuesday in a story released by SportsBusiness Journal, which is honoring Reinsdorf with its Lifetime Achievement Award on Wednesday night in New York. The publication interviewed Reinsdorf, 77, about his longtime sports ownerships in Chicago and noted that ‘‘the family succession plan calls for the Reinsdorfs to retai...
May 21, 2013Chicago Sun-Times White Sox ace Chris Sale was scratched from his scheduled start Wednesday night against the Boston Red Sox with a sore shoulder. The Sox are calling it a precautionary move and expect him to miss one turn and return to the rotation to face the Cubs next Tuesday. Sale has mild tendinitis in the posterior shoulder. Sale, who is 5-2 with a 2.53 ERA, was sidelined with a sore elbow last season. …
May 21, 2013Chicago White Sox Blog | ESPN Chicago CHICAGO -- The Chicago White Sox made it two consecutive wins over the Boston Red Sox with a 3-1 victory Tuesday in the middle game of a three-game series. How it happened: Jose Quintana took a no-hitter into the seventh inning before the bullpen took it the rest of the way. Quintana didn’t give up a hit until David Ortiz dunked a broken-bat blooper into centerfield with one out in the seventh. Three consecutive singles loaded the bases before reliever Jesse Crain struck out Will Middlebrooks and Stephen Drew to end the threat.
May 21, 2013Chicago White Sox Blog | ESPN Chicago CHICAGO -- The Chicago White Sox have had numerous great closers in their proud history and Addison Reed is doing his best to make his mark on the position. Reed has saved 15 of 16 opportunities in 2013 and has come through on 90 percent of his career save chances. The 24-year-old has had the good fortune of having some of the best pitching instructors in the game as a support system the last couple of seasons. “They all have been awesome and different in their own way,” Reed said Tuesday.
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