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Look, Todd Frazier is not the fastest guy on the bases. The Chicago White Sox third baseman isn’t going to win any foot races or surprise anyone with his speed.  It’s a good thing, then, that he’s got the brains to compensate. Take the eighth inning of Sunday’s matinee against the San Diego Padres for example. Continue to Article

May 14, 2017 10:50:pm EST

The first five starts of Dylan Coveys big league career werent exactly a dream come true. Covey was tired of that. Covey gave up a home run on the very first pitch he threw Saturday night, Manuel Margot taking it out for a solo shot, the second time a Padres hitter did that to a White Sox starter in as many nights. Continue to Article

May 13, 2017 11:58:pm EST

The White Sox take on the San Diego Padres on Sunday, and you can catch all the action on CSN and live streaming on CSNChicago.com and the NBC Sports App.Coverage begins with White Sox Pregame Live at 12:30 p.m. Be sure to stick around after the final Continue to Article

May 13, 2017 11:19:pm EST

CHICAGO (CBS) — Given the nature of the sport, it’s impossible for baseball players to avoid every negative. In a long season, losing streaks come and go for teams and slumps are a part of a sport in which getting a hit 30 percent of the time is well above average. With his rebuilding White Sox mired in a six-game losing streak entering play Saturday, manager Rick Renteria has had to gauge the pulse of the clubhouse and make sure he doesn’t over-coach his group when times are bad. “I have learned what to do through a lot of experience and a lot of failures,” Renteria said. “In terms of our ball club, they are still coming to the ballpark ready to play hard every day. This is just baseball. There Continue to Article

May 13, 2017 9:19:pm EST

Practice makes perfect. At least Jose Abreu hopes that's the case. Amid an early season of defensive struggles at first base, Abreu took some extra fielding practice ahead of Saturday night's game against the visiting San Diego Padres. Surrounded by a fleet of coaches including manager Rick Renteria, the White Sox first baseman worked on stretching to receive throws in the wake of a costly error earlier this week in a loss to the Minnesota Twins. Abreu has five errors on the season, the most among first basemen in baseball entering play Saturday. "Pito's idea," Renteria said, using Abreu's nickname. "He wanted to work a little bit. He was just saying when we lose certain things we've been working Continue to Article

May 13, 2017 7:29:pm EST