The Manny Ramirez debate: Why is there one?
Trading for Edwin Jackson made any further upgrades absolutely necessary. If that includes an unpopular slugger, then so be it.
White Sox running bases backwards
Ozzie Guillen isn’t afraid of letting his players run … at least until a stolen base would count the most.
Putz or bust: Sox lacking relief options
J.J. Putz looked downright uncomfortable well before exiting the eighth inning early in Thursday’s 11-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. His fastball barely cracked 90, when it usually tops 95.
Guillen defends decision to build team for wrong league
Ozzie’s expletive-laden argument for declining Jim Thome’s services includes interleague success and, for some reason, Jermaine Dye
Young collision nothing more than a distraction
Let’s get one thing straight: Delmon Young running into A.J. Pierzynski wasn’t Torii Hunter destroying Jamie Burke.
Putz-ing on the fritz
It seems too convenient to pin a turning point on one at-bat, but it could be said that Ichiro Suzuki broke something else besides J.J. Putz’s scoreless appearances streak on July 29.
A nation turns its lonely eyes to Teahen
When Mark Teahen left the White Sox in the fourth inning of a game against the Rays on May 30, they were 21-28 and eight games back of the Minnesota Twins.
Danks, Sox issue own warning
The Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins may be neck-and-neck in the standings, but the games haven’t been anything…
Is this a kinder, gentler Ozzie Guillen?
Ozzie Guillen’s White Sox just left Texas, where he saw this players get plunked four times over the final…
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