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September 21: Twins 7, White Sox 0

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Orlando Cabrera hit a flare to short right, down the line. A diving Jermaine Dye didn’t get there. Nor did he stop it. It rolled away slowly behind him for a JD triple. He then scored on an A.J. Pierzynski passed ball — on a fastball over the plate. One batter after Daniel Hudson prevented [...]

September 4: White Sox 12, Red Sox 2

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A hugely productive day by the starting lineup + a chance to see the call-ups = a terrific September ballgame. Mark Kotsay, who entered the game with 14 hits in 29 at-bats against Paul Byrd, keyed the 20-hit White Sox attack with three hits, including a two-run homer to kick it off in the second. [...]

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