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Game Date:
06/13/2017
8:10pm EST
Lines:
Baltimore -1.5
Chicago +1.5
Total:
Over
10.5 (-110)
Under 10.5 (-110)
Community Picks: Baltimore Orioles 0% vs Chicago White Sox 0%
Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
At the outset, let us dispense with the lazy, disrespectful notion that people who run social media accounts for businesses, sports teams and other institutions, are “kids” or “interns.” I know that’s the stereotype, but it’s woefully out of date and, actually, may never have been true. The person running the Los Angeles Angels account kinda messed up last night. Angels pitcher Alex Meyer, however, was not intimidated. Continue to Article
June 13, 2017 8:35:am EST
Garcia, who turned 26 on Monday, notched two hits, drove in three runs and stole a base as the White Sox blasted the Baltimore Orioles, 10-7, in front of 17,665 at Guaranteed Rate Field. Through 60 games half of how many he played in 2016 Garcia is hitting .333 with a .921 OPS. No, Garcia said. Continue to Article
June 12, 2017 11:45:pm EST
Aside from his fantastic last name and projection as a power hitter, the Missouri State product's favorite team while growing up was the White Sox, according to MLB Daily Dish. Just the South Side icon who blasted a grand slam in the 2005 World Series. "Paul Konerko was my favorite player... or Scott Rolen. Continue to Article
June 12, 2017 9:22:pm EST
CHICAGO – Another big bat is headed to the South Side. The White Sox used the eleventh pick in the draft to select Missouri State third baseman Jake Burger. Burger was named the Missouri Valley Conference player of the year in 2016 as sophomore after batting .349 and swatting 21 home runs. According to Burger’s MLB draft profile, the 6’2″, 220 pound slugger has been compared to Hunter Pence due to his “ability to get the job done in less than pretty fashion.” Burger’s Bears were eliminated from the NCAA tournament on Sunday by fifth-ranked TCU. Continue to Article
June 12, 2017 8:39:pm EST
Avisail Garcia continues to make a strong case to make his first American League All-Star team, but Monday’s birthday boy isn’t thinking that far into the future. Garcia, who turned 26 on Monday, notched two hits, drove in three runs and stole a base as the White Sox blasted the Baltimore Orioles, 10-7, in front of 17,665 at Guaranteed Rate Field. Through 60 games — half of how many he played in 2016 — Garcia is hitting .333 with a .921 OPS. His 10 home runs are second on the White Sox and he leads the team with 45 RBIs. Those are numbers certainly worthy of an All-Star roster spot. So is Garcia already planning his flight to Miami in July? “No,” Garcia said. “Long season, man.” That Garcia Continue to Article
June 12, 2017 8:30:pm EST
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