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James McCann homered in the second inning, then Justin Upton and Alex Avila followed suit in the fourth. The Detroit Tigers were just getting started. Detroit added nine more runs in a fifth-inning onslaught, and despite the usual shakiness from the bullpen, the Tigers went on to rout the Seattle Mariners 19-9 on Tuesday night. Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 12:37:am EST

Single-A Winston-Salem's Zack Collins is experiencing some newfound confidence when it comes to the catch and throw. He should. After he made a minor technical adjustment this spring, the White Sox first-rounder has dramatically improved his results in throwing out base runners early this season. The catcher has consistently reduced his throw time to second base by a tenth of a second. After he only threw out three of 21 stolen-base attempts in 2016, Collins has nailed 10 of 14 would-be thieves early this season. Collins' correction is due in large part to a small change he and White Sox catching coordinator John Orton made in how the catcher positions himself as he releases the ball. "What we Continue to Article

April 25, 2017 1:03:pm EST

Matt Davidson hadn't played his team's previous four games before putting on yet another big showing with the bat on Monday night. The designated hitter/third baseman continued to make the most of his opportunities as he fell a triple shy of the cycle in a 12-1 White Sox victory over the Kansas City Royals in front 11,484 at Guaranteed Rate Field. Davidson blasted his fourth home run and drove in four runs as the White Sox produced their biggest inning since 2012 and tied a season-high with 15 hits. Continue to Article

April 24, 2017 11:08:pm EST

Carlos Rodon played catch in front of Don Cooper on Monday afternoon but only added to the intrigue surrounding his health when he declined to talk to the media. On the 10-day disabled list with a biceps strain, the White Sox said Rodon continues to make progress in his rehab program. Cooper said the third-year pitcher felt and looked fine as he played catch in left field. Continue to Article

April 24, 2017 8:17:pm EST

All the tools Yoan Moncada needs to be a good defensive second baseman are already in place. Tapping into those elite abilities is a critical part of the development plan the White Sox have in place for their super prospect, who is currently the top-ranked minor leaguer in baseball according to MLBPipeline.com. One way the White Sox have tried to unlock Moncada's gifts is by having him participate in a simple batting practice drill designed to enhance his fun and fluidity. Continue to Article

April 24, 2017 3:54:pm EST