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Chicago White Sox

24-22, AL Central (2nd)
Team RankingAVGRHRERA
White Sox.25202573.86
Cent Division2nd1st1st1st
American League 5th7th5th6th
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D. Viciedo
B. Lillibridge
K. Fukudome
A. De Aza
A. Rios
B. Lillibridge
A. Rios
K. Fukudome
B. Lillibridge
E. Escobar
B. Lillibridge
B. Morel
A. Ramirez
E. Escobar
Rotation
1. J. Danks
2. J. Peavy
3. G. Floyd
4. P. Humber
5. C. Sale
G. Beckham
E. Escobar
O. Hudson
P. Konerko
B. Lillibridge
DH
A. Dunn
D. Viciedo
A. Pierzynski
T. Flowers
  Bullpen
A. Reed (CL)
M. Thornton
J. Crain
H. Santiago
N. Jones
W. Ohman
J. Quintana
Z. Stewart
Last Updated: 05/25/2012
 
player is injured   news about this player  
 
Last Five Games
5/25 vs. CLE
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. RiosRF
A. PierzynskiC
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
O. Hudson3B
 
5/24 vs. MIN
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. RiosRF
A. PierzynskiC
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
O. Hudson3B
 
5/23 vs. MIN
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. RiosRF
A. PierzynskiC
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
O. Hudson3B
 
5/22 vs. MIN
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. PierzynskiC
A. RiosRF
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
E. Escobar3B
 
5/20 vs. CHC
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. Dunn1B
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
K. FukudomeRF
T. FlowersC
B. Lillibridge3B
J. PeavyP

Most Frequent Lineup
 AvgHRRBI
A. De AzaCF.288419
A. RamirezSS.202118
A. DunnDH.2391535
P. Konerko1B.3811027
A. PierzynskiC.309831
A. RiosRF.272320
D. ViciedoLF.252918
B. Morel3B.17705
G. Beckham2B.204514
 
Notes
  • 24 different lineups used this season.
  • Most frequent lineup used in 4 games.

Other Frequent Lineups
4 Game(s)
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. PierzynskiC
A. RiosRF
A. RamirezSS
D. ViciedoLF
B. Morel3B
3 Game(s)
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. RiosRF
A. PierzynskiC
D. ViciedoLF
A. RamirezSS
O. Hudson3B
3 Game(s)
A. De AzaCF
B. Morel3B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. PierzynskiC
A. RiosRF
A. RamirezSS
D. ViciedoLF
G. Beckham2B
3 Game(s)
A. De AzaCF
A. RamirezSS
A. Dunn1B
P. KonerkoDH
A. PierzynskiC
A. RiosRF
D. ViciedoLF
B. Morel3B
G. Beckham2B
2 Game(s)
A. De AzaCF
G. Beckham2B
A. DunnDH
P. Konerko1B
A. PierzynskiC
A. RiosRF
A. RamirezSS
D. ViciedoLF
E. Escobar3B

 
 
Will Ohman, #77
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0216.06.7505
 
Hector Santiago, #53
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1117.03.71420
 
John Danks, #50
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3453.25.702330
 
Injuries
Shoulder - 15-day DL. Out until at least early June (Updated - 5/24/12)
News
White Sox starting pitcher John Danks will not make his scheduled start on Friday against Cleveland, and is on his way to the 15-day disabled list with soreness in his left shoulder. Jose Quintana is due to be called up from Triple-A to take his place. He told reporters that he is dealing with soreness in the area behind his left shoulder, an issue he has never dealt with before, however an MRI revealed no significant damage.
Brent Morel, #22
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
33.17714054
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 33
Injuries
Back - 15-day DL. Out until at least early June (Updated - 5/22/12)
News
White Sox third baseman Brent Morel, on the 15-day disabled list, found out on Wednesday that his injured back will not require surgery. He has not played since May 17 due to a lumbar back strain. “It’s like really good news," Morel told ESPN.com. "They were really happy to find that out. It’s never operated on. It could be controlled really easily in the training room and just like calming it down.”
Addison Reed, #43
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0014.15.02419
 
News
Newly named White Sox closer Addison Reed was not pitching in a save situation on Thursday, however, the team turned to him to pitch the ninth inning of a five-run game against the Twins. Reed struck out two batters in the inning, but was hit hard and gave up two runs on a home run off the bat of Justin Morneau. He finished with those two earned runs and strikeouts in one inning as the White Sox won, 11-8.
Gordon Beckham, #15
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
42.204195141
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 42, DH - 1
News
White Sox second baseman Gordon Beckham homered for the second straight game and third time in four contests on Tuesday against the Twins. Beckham has hit safely in five of his last six games, producing a .280 average, three homers, one double and five RBI in that span.
Alex Rios, #51
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
43.272153204
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 43
News
White Sox outfielder Alex Rios did something against the Twins on Wednesday night that he hadn't done since April 7 -- hit a home run. He launched a two-run shot off Scott Diamond in the fourth inning and finished 1 for 4 in the 6-0 win. Rios is batting .228 in May with nine RBI and seven runs scored. "I think he's been swinging it pretty good and not really hitting home runs," manager Robin Ventura said. "Just approach-wise he's been looking good at the plate, putting in his work and feeling comfortable at the plate."
Philip Humber, #41
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
1245.05.802242
 
News
The White Sox offense bailed out starter Philip Humber on Thursday, as the team scored seven runs in the final three innings to earn him a no decision, despite an outing in which Humber was unable to get out of the fifth inning. Humber allowed five runs in 4 1/3 innings, allowing six hits and three walks in the game, before being pulled in the fifth inning after allowing a walk, a pair of doubles and a home run, while also allowing a run to score on a wild pitch. He left with three runs allowed, with two more scoring after the first batter relief pitcher Nate Jones faced hit a double. Humber struck out four in the game, with his ERA raising to 5.80.
Dayan Viciedo, #24
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
39.252169180
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 39, DH - 2
News
White Sox outfielder Dayan Viciedo continued his recent hot hitting ways in Friday's series opener against the Indians. He went 2 for 3 with a home run and two RBI. He also scored twice and walked once in the 9-3 win. He singled in his first at-bat before launching a two-run shot off Jairo Asencio in the seventh inning. It was his ninth long ball of the year. Viciedo has gone 16 for 41 (.390) in his last 11 games with six homers and 13 RBI.
Adam Dunn, #32
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
16.2392615350
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 16, OF - 1, DH - 29
Brent Lillibridge, #18
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
30.1867017
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 10, 3B - 5, OF - 17, DH - 1
Alejandro De Aza, #30
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
45.288344198
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 45, DH - 1
Nate Jones, #65
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
2022.01.23021
 
Jesse Crain, #26
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0011.11.59016
 
Paul Konerko, #14
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
30.3812610270
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 30, DH - 13
News
White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko extended his hitting streak to nine games in Wednesday's series finale against the Twins. He went 3 for 4 with a homer and three runs scored in the 6-0 win. He singled for his first two hits before launching a solo shot off Alex Burnett in the seventh inning. It was his ninth long ball of the season. Konerko has gone 17 for 30 (.567) during his streak with three home runs and seven RBI.
Jose Quintana, #62
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1011.21.5407
 
News
After being recalled from Triple-A Charlotte, White Sox pitcher Jose Quintana made the first start of his career on Friday night against the Indians. He allowed two runs on four hits over six innings of work in the 9-3 win. The left-hander gave up a run in the first before he surrendered an RBI single to Asdrubal Cabrera in the third. He was done after throwing 107 pitches, 67 for strikes. Quintana also struck out four and walked three while picking up his first major-league win. "I knew I needed to get these outs," Quintana said through an interpreter. "It was dire for us to have this win, and so all I did was go out there and concentrate on each pitch that I was pitching and just try to get a strike on each one that I was throwing."
Tyler Flowers, #17
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
10.2144221
 
Position Breakdown
C - 10
Jake Peavy, #44
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5164.02.391155
 
Orlando Hudson, #5
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
37.220131123
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 33, 3B - 4
News
The White Sox announced Tuesday that they signed infielder Orlando Hudson to a one-year deal. Hudson was released by the Padres Thursday.
Alexei Ramirez, #10
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
45.202131183
 
Position Breakdown
SS - 45
News
White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez had another slow night at the plate on Wednesday against the Twins. He went 0 for 3 with a walk in the 6-0 win. Ramirez is batting .193 in May with 11 RBI and five runs scored.
A.J. Pierzynski, #12
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
38.309218310
 
Position Breakdown
C - 38
Chris Sale, #49
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5250.12.501446
 
News
White Sox pitcher Chris Sale had one of his better outings of the young season on Wednesday night against the Twins. He worked seven scoreless innings, giving up just two hits while striking out six in the 6-0 win. The left-hander threw 64 of his 97 pitches for strikes and lowered his ERA to 2.50 on the outing. Sale also walked two while picking up his fifth win of the season. "Part of pitching is finding a groove and rolling with it," Sale said. "I felt early that I got into a groove and A.J. [Pierzynski] back there calling one of the best games I've seen him call in a while. It was fun to be out there."
Eduardo Escobar, #38
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
13.1403011
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 5, SS - 1, 3B - 8, DH - 2
Zach Stewart, #48
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1117.24.08011
 
Kosuke Fukudome, #1
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
14.1711040
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 14, DH - 1
Matt Thornton, #37
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
2319.13.26114
 
Gavin Floyd, #34
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3556.04.661750
 
News
Chicago starter Gavin Floyd entered Tuesday’s start against Minnesota coming off his worst start of the season. He outdid himself on this night. Floyd was even worse this time around against the Twins as he gave up four runs in the second inning and five more in the fourth for an early exit and a defeat to fall to 3-5 on the season. Floyd lasted just 3 2/3 innings as he allowed a season-high nine earned runs on eight base hits and three walks. He managed to strike out four batters, but needed 88 pitches to get just two outs into the fourth inning. His ERA elevated to 4.66 with the second consecutive ugly effort.