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Chase Meidroth Joins List of Legendary White Sox Home Runs in Win Over Astros (opens the original)
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The box score will merely list it as a three-run homer by Chase Meidroth. For White Sox fans, however, it will mark the moment when they could start counting down the outs of a 7-3 win over the Houston Astros. And not just any win – one that granted their team its first playoff series win since the 2005 World Series. With one swing of the bat, Meidroth joined the ranks of White Sox postseason heroes who have come through with their power in big moments. He has been great for the Sox since he was
Three Astros Relievers the White Sox Hope to See Early in the Series (opens the original)
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The White Sox have exactly one day to see how they size up against their Wild Card series opponent in the Houston Astros. That means seeing where they might have an advantage. The biggest advantage for the Sox at the outset appears to be their lineup against the Astros' bullpen. Indeed, the Sox have a lineup that can mash against any pitching staff in baseball, which is why they've been able to register victories against both the best and worst opponents. Naturally, Astros manager Joe Espada is
White Sox' Trade for Brenton Doyle Looking Better Thanks to Offensive Boost (opens the original)
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When the White Sox acquired Brenton Doyle from the Colorado Rockies, some were uneasy about the prospects they traded for him. Come to think of it, Sox fans were uneasy about any prospects being traded, and they didn't even trade that many of them at the deadline. In any case, Chris Getz decided the defense needed an upgrade, so he turned to Doyle and his two Gold Gloves. At the time, he was seen as a depth piece in a crowded outfield. As long as he could play well in the field, the trade would
White Sox Get Win Over Twins ... But Still Lose Half a Game in Division Lead (opens the original)
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The return of Kyle Teel to the White Sox was nice, but what the fans at Rate Field really wanted was a win. After losing three of four to the Houston Astros, they needed to see the team that has responded to adversity time and time again this season. The Sox displayed their trademark perseverance by beating the Minnesota Twins, 4-1. Three homers came from Braden Montgomery, Miguel Vargas, and Colson Montgomery – the latter two of whom are now the first hitters on the team to reach 30 home runs.
White Sox Magic Number Watch: Starting to Get Into the Teens (opens the original)
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On one hand, it was tough for the White Sox to lose three of four to the Houston Astros. The last game had the unfortunate highlight of Luis Castillo getting lit up yet again in a 6-2 defeat, in which he was responsible for all of the runs surrendered. It's not all bad news for the Sox, though. Their two-game losing streak is coinciding with one for the Cleveland Guardians, so they still have a three-game lead in the AL Central. Yes, they lost half a game when they fell in their first game again
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