Community Picks: Texas Rangers 0% vs Chicago White Sox 0%

Felix Hernandez is on the verge of becoming the Seattle Mariners' career strikeout leader. Scratched from the series opener because of an illness, Hernandez and the visiting Mariners hope he's ready to continue his recent success over the Los Angeles Angels in the continuation of this three-game series. "We'll see how he is," Seattle manager Scott Servais told MLB's official website. Continue to Article

April 23, 2016 3:14:am EST

More solid pitching and an unorthodox triple play helped the Chicago White Sox cool off the visiting Texas Rangers in the opener of their weekend series. While the White Sox look to end their struggles against Colby Lewis, they hope Carlos Rodon can rebound from the shortest start of his young career Saturday. Texas (10-7) scored 24 runs during a four-game winning streak that ended Friday, when it managed five hits and was stymied over seven innings by Jose Quintana in a 5-0 defeat. Continue to Article

April 23, 2016 1:01:am EST

Adam Eaton got a good jump on the liner down the right field line with the bases loaded and saw Ian Desmond break off first base. Eaton knew he had a chance for a double play even before he made the running catch. When he saw the possibility of the first Chicago White Sox triple play in nearly 10 years, he sprinted to the pitcher's mound, just in case his teammates needed help. Continue to Article

April 23, 2016 12:10:am EST

Ladies and gentlemen, take out your pencils and scorecards and please throw them in the nearest trashcan. You won't be needing them, because what you're going to witness here won't make any more sense written down in baseball coding than it did to the naked eye.  In no uncertain terms, the Chicago White Sox turned the wildest, craziest and most bizarre triple play we've seen in a long time during Friday's 5-0 win against the Rangers . It was a play that is, quite honestly, beyond description or explanation, but we're going to do our very best to provide both.  Continue to Article

April 23, 2016 12:02:am EST

Ladies and gentlemen, take out your pencils and scorecards and please throw them in the nearest trashcan. You won't be needing them, because what you're going to witness here won't make any more sense written down in baseball coding than it did to the naked eye.  In no uncertain terms, the Chicago White Sox turned the wildest, craziest and most bizarre triple play we've seen in a long time during Friday's 5-0 win against the Rangers . It was a play that is, quite honestly, beyond description or explanation, but we're going to do our very best to provide both.  Continue to Article

April 23, 2016 12:02:am EST