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Oct 2 (Gracenote) - Standings from the MLB on Saturday AMERICAN LEAGUEEASTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB 1. Boston 93 68 .578 - 2. Baltimore 88 73 .547 5 3. Toronto 88 73 .547 5 4. NY Yankees 84 77 .522 9 5. Tampa Bay 67 94 .416 26 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB 1. Cleveland 93 67 .581 - 2. Detroit 86 74 .538 7 3. Kansas City 81 80 .503 12 1/2 4. Chicago White Sox 78 83 .484 15 1/2 5. Minnesota 58 103 .360 35 1/2 WESTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB 1. Texas 95 66 .590 - 2. Seattle 86 75 .534 9 3. Houston 84 77 .522 11 4. LA Angels 73 88 .453 22 5. Oakland 68 93 . ... Continue to Article

October 02, 2016 2:05:am EST

Robin Ventura will possibly manage his final game for the White Sox -- and Chris Sale will audition one last time for the American League Cy Young Award -- on Sunday afternoon against the Minnesota Twins. The White Sox are expected to replace Ventura with bench coach and former Chicago Cubs manager Rick Renteria, the Chicago Sun-Times reported Saturday night. Ventura has a record of 375-434 in five seasons and is in the final year of his contract. Continue to Article

October 02, 2016 1:43:am EST

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October 02, 2016 1:42:am EST

Far removed from the playoff races, James Shields was trying to avoid his 19th defeat this season while facing the 103-loss Minnesota Twins. It resulted in a rare night of smiles for Minnesota while confusion surrounded White Sox manager Robin Ventura's future. Byron Buxton and Jorge Polanco each hit a two-run home run to send Shields to a major league high-tying 19th loss, and the Twins beat Chicago 6-0 on Saturday night. Continue to Article

October 01, 2016 11:38:pm EST

White Sox manager Robin Ventura declined to address a report that he will step down from the job and be replaced by bench coach Rick Renteria next season. In an odd scene after Chicago's 6-0 loss to the Minnesota Twins on Saturday night, general manager Rick Hahn declined interview requests and White Sox players claimed they hadn't heard about the report or Ventura's status. The Chicago Sun-Times reported during the game that Ventura, who is in the last year of his contract, would not return after five seasons and that Renteria, a former manager of the Chicago Cubs, would take over. Continue to Article

October 01, 2016 11:19:pm EST