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Tigers put Sox in bad mood
Tribune staff reporterJust how frustrating is it to fall to a team that's on pace to break the 1962 New York Mets' record for most losses in a season? Just ask the White Sox. Or better yet, catch a replay of the ninth inning of their 2-1 loss to Detroit Tuesday night. Frank...Tags: Jerry Manuel, Sports, Tom Gordon, Jon Garland, Chicago White Sox
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Crede's shot lights up night
Tribune staff reporterA full house, a walk-off homer and now a first-place ballclub. White Sox fans had a blast even before the traditional Saturday night fireworks at U.S. Cellular Field when Joe Crede cracked a full-count ninth-inning homer into the left-field stands off...Tags: Timo Perez, Jose Valentin, Joe Crede, U.S. Cellular Field, Dmitri Young
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High anxiety for Sox
Tribune staff reporterOne big inning. And two big scares. The White Sox earned a 5-4 victory over the Royals on Tuesday night by scoring five runs in the second inning, highlighted by Roberto Alomar's heady baserunning and a two-run homer by Frank Thomas. Then they had to...Tags: Raul Ibanez, Joe Crede, Damaso Marte, Carlos Lee, Jerry Manuel
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Lee tees off at Fenway
Tribune staff reporterCarlos Lee emerged from the trainer's room Sunday a good 35 minutes after the game's final out. He wore a shower shoe on his left foot. His right foot and ankle were taped. With little warning, Lee has emerged as perhaps the most valuable player on...Tags: John Burkett, Boston Red Sox, Carlos Lee, Sandy Alomar, Death
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Rogers keeps Sox in check
Tribune staff reporterIf the White Sox ever wondered what it would be like to compete against themselves, they will find out in the next couple of days. In many respects, the Texas Rangers and Sox are similar—two teams that live and die with their offense. On Tuesday night,...Tags: Jose Valentin, Joe Crede, Kenny Rogers, Francisco Cordero, U.S. Cellular Field
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Detroit enters the win column
Tribune staff reporterIf the White Sox find themselves a game out of contention in September, they should look back at this one and shake their heads. Any loss to the Tigers is borderline unacceptable. This one was positively galling. Not only did the Sox strand 14 runners...Tags: Jerry Manuel, Sports, Comerica Inc., Joe Crede, Paul Konerko
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Blasts from past help ease the pain
Special to the TribuneOK, so it was only against the Mariners, the first American League team officially eliminated from the postseason. But the rare big-bang bonanza Saturday, appropriately on Fireworks Night, brought back memories of what could have been. With the White...Tags: American League, Ozzie Guillen, Timo Perez, U.S. Cellular Field, Mark Buehrle
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Wright gets on fast track
Tribune staff reporterThe education of Dan Wright continued Wednesday night. This week's lesson was elementary: Be yourself. Pitching coach Nardi Contreras thought Wright was trying to be a painter instead of a power pitcher, nibbling at corners with breaking balls rather...Tags: Jim Thome, Kenny Lofton, Carlos Lee, Sandy Alomar, C.C. Sabathia
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Sox shake off sweep
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox may not have come back from Minnesota with much, but they did bring their bats—at least the ones that work. The power outage that afflicted their efforts against the Twins disappeared under an avalanche of 12 hits—six for extra...Tags: Jose Valentin, Rondell White, Joe Crede, Mike Sweeney, Ken Griffey Jr.
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Sox almost ready to say, 'We're No. 2'
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox met before Friday night's game to discuss how they would divvy up their second-place bonus money. If they had lost Friday, all their planning might have gone to waste. But by beating the Royals 11-2, the Sox need to win only one of their...Tags: Jose Valentin, Joe Crede, Carlos Lee, Lifestyle and Leisure, Bars and Clubs
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Sox get back on track
Tribune baseball reporterIn the first half of the season, when the White Sox epitomized unfulfilled potential, some thought their lineup was flawed. But it has been a while since anyone suggested breaking up the four right-handed run producers who have manned the middle of the...Tags: Alex Rodriguez, Jose Valentin, Damaso Marte, Carlos Lee, Scott Sullivan
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Detroit Tigers
2006 record: 95-67, 2nd Manager: Jim Leyland (2nd season) Home games: Marchant Stadium (7,027) at Tiger Town, Al Kaline Drive, Lakeland, Fla. 33805. Directions: East on I-4, exit on Memorial Blvd. (U.S. 92), east about 4 miles to Lakeland Hills Blvd....Tags: Felix Heredia, Sean Casey, Todd Jones, Timo Perez, Landforms
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