After dropping the series opener in a game they should have won when the Tigers committed *FIVE* errors and getting rained out Wednesday, the White Sox took both ends of a doubleheader to take 2 out of 3 from the Tigers heading into a 3 game weekend set with Cleveland. In the opener on Tuesday, […]
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MESSING WITH TEXAS — White Sox Sweep Rangers In Weekend 3-Game Set
The White Sox have finally put together a winning streak and are now above .500 after sweeping the Texas Rangers out of Chicago Sunday on the South Side. There was plenty of good to come out of this series, even if it was against one of the bottom-feeders in the AL West. Stalwarts like Jose […]
LET’S WIN TWO — CHI 3, BOS 2 (Gm1); CHI 5, BOS 1 (Gm2)
The pair of Sox played a pair of games Sunday after Friday’s first game was snowed out in Beantown, and Chicago’s Sox came out ahead in both games. Tim Anderson got the first game started on the game’s first pitch, with a solo home run to right-center field. Yasmani Grandal drove in a run with […]
ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER — White Sox 8, Cleveland 0
On Tuesday night at Sox Park, Lucas Giolito and Cleveland’s Shane Bieber put on a master class in pitching in the big leagues, with the two combining for 16 scoreless innings between the two starters, and they only allowed three hits each. Bieber struck out 11 Sox hitters over 9 innings, while Giolito fanned eight […]
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER — White Sox 4, Cleveland 3
After dropping Sunday’s game in extras, the White Sox welcomed Cleveland in for the first of 19 games, and a tight game went the Sox way in the bottom of the 9th on a fortunate bounce, as the Sox benefited from a bad defensive play by the opposition. THE GOOD: The bullpen, which had struggled […]
OPENING STATEMENT — White Sox 3, Angels 4
The 2021 season got underway Thursday night out in Anaheim, and with expectations high, the Sox took an early lead, but couldn’t hold it late, and fell to the Angels 4-3. THE GOOD: Lucas Giolito had a solid debut, going 5.1 innings, striking out 8, walking 2, and allowing 2 hits, one of which was […]
FROM THE HOME OFFICE: Predicting the White Sox Opening Day Lineup
We’re already under two weeks away from Opening Day for the White Sox in Los Angeles when they take on the Angels, and we get our first look at how Tony LaRussa lines up his talented, young squad that has legitimate World Series aspirations. With that said, we here at Fully Krausened thought it be […]
FROM THE HOME OFFICE — Arbitrary Dealings on the South Side
As the Sox were finalizing their crop of International Free Agents (which Fork wrote up for both sides of town here), they also took care of a couple of their own and avoiding arbitration with two of their starters in ace Lucas Giolito and Reynaldo Lopez. In doing so, the Sox avoided arbitration with all […]
NEW STAFF ON THE SOX HOPES TO BE A HIT — White Sox Announce La Russa’s Coaching Staff
Earlier this week, the White Sox and Tony La Russa announced who would fill out his staff for the 2021 season, which featured some holdovers, along with some fresh faces. Miguel Cairo takes over for Joe McEwing as Bench Coach, but McEwing isn’t going anywhere. McEwing is the new third-base coach as he enters his […]
WELCOME TO THE SHOW — White Sox 4, A’s 1
The White Sox had a chance to start the postseason at home, but by virtue of stumbling down the stretch, they had to head west to a house of horrors for the Sox in years past, the Oakland Coliseum. But this is a new Sox team, unafraid of going into the Coliseum, and they won […]