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White Sox outfielder Eloy Jimenez exits Cactus League game with cramping in calf

Minor injuries begin to mount at White Sox camp

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After bumpy first, Dylan Cease finishes strong vs. Mariners

Cease pitches four innings of one-run ball in his fourth Cactus League start.

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After bumpy first, Dylan Cease finishes strong in fourth Cactus League start

Cease allows one run over 4 1⁄3 innings vs. Mariners

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White Sox’ Oscar Colas trying to make memories in 2023

Colas has made a fine impression in camp. His confidence level “is 100% high,” he said. And in September, his wife is expected to deliver the couple’s first child, a boy.

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White Sox’ Andrew Vaughn out with lower-back soreness

“He’s in a good spot,” manager Pedro Grifol said. “There’s no reason to push him through anything.”

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Baseball quiz: Stuck in the middle with you

They don’t get much attention, but middle names often have special meanings, as this quiz shows.

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White Sox’ Mike Clevinger gives up two homers vs. Cubs

Clevinger fine-tuning tweaks as first start against Astros inches closer

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Back from WBC, Eloy Jimenez wastes no time returning to White Sox lineup

“He showed up and was like, ‘C’mon, let’s go,’ ’’ Sox coach Daryl Boston said.

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Lucas Giolito keeps things moving, looks sharp in B game

Oscar Colas played center field for the first time this spring and made a nice catch.

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So far, so good: White Sox nearing camp finish line in relatively good health

White Sox training and performance staff are “on top of this thing,” manager Pedro Grifol said. “More than anywhere I’ve been, or seen.”

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Andrew Vaughn is clutch, and he doesn’t plan on shifting

As comfort increases, first baseman hopes to continue hisknack for timely hitting

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White Sox lineup: Just a bunch of regular guys

New manager Grifol prefers to have consistency in starting unit

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White Sox ace Dylan Cease atones for last week’s disaster by finding his slider vs. A’s

Cease, in his first start since the Royals tagged him for seven hits and four walks in two-thirds of an inning last Wednesday, regained the sharpness on his breaking pitches.

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Tim Anderson at 2B? Works for White Sox manager Pedro Grifol

Anderson played second base Monday night for the first time in his professional career. “He felt comfortable,” Grifol said of Anderson, who hit an RBI triple in Team USA’s 12-1 win over Canada in the World Baseball Classic.

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Reliever Aaron Bummer progressing on schedule

The southpaw threw 35 pitches in a bullpen session but doesn’t know when he will pitch in a regularly scheduled game.

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Joe Kelly sees sense of urgency in White Sox

He attributes it to players coming into camp ready, with a collective chip on the shoulder after last season’s 81-81 disappointment.

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Joe Kelly says many White Sox ‘100 percent ready’ already

“It shows we came here with a purpose, an intensity,” Kelly said.

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White Sox’ rotation depth is a question mark entering 2023

“Depth is hard to find in this game. Who’s got seven, eight starters out there that can say ‘OK, we’re good’?” Pedro Grifol said.

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Footloose and fancy freer, White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito likes early results

MESA, Ariz. — Lucas Giolito’s six strikeouts against the Cubs Friday highlighted a three-inning outing that left the White Sox right-hander feeling good about his stuff, the weight he lost in the offseason and the pitch clock.

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For White Sox and manager Pedro Grifol, player development doesn’t stop in majors

“Player development probably increases because there is a lot more at stake here,” Grifol said.

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White Sox catcher Yasmani Grandal holding self to high standard

“I’m hard on myself when it comes to doing those things [that are expected],” Grandal said.

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The key to $162 million man Carlos Rodon’s reascension: proving the White Sox wrong

Injuries robbed him of the Sox success he craved, but a “slap in the face” from the club still fuels him as he eyes a World Series future with the Yankees.

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‘Easy’ does it for White Sox keystone combo Elvis Andrus, Tim Anderson

“We have the same mentality, which is to show up and dominate,” Andrus said.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Pedro Grifol doesn’t need a T-shirt slogan to win back disgruntled White Sox fans

CHICAGO — During a postgame news conference last June at Guaranteed Rate Field, Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa showed up wearing a T-shirt with the word “FAMILY” spelled out in capital letters above the team’s logo.

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Mike Clevinger ‘just trying to move forward’ after MLB ruling that the Chicago White Sox starter won’t face discipline

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Speaking publicly for the first time since Sunday’s announcement, Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Mike Clevinger called Major League Baseball’s ruling that he won’t face discipline “a weight lifted.”

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