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Knuckled under
Tribune staff reporterFor every problem, there's an opportunity for a solution. In the case of the White Sox, Brandon McCarthy made the most of his chance Wednesday night after Charlie Haeger struggled in his major-league debut in a 12-5 loss to the Los Angeles Angels at damp...Tags: Jose Contreras, U.S. Cellular Field, Spring Training, Javier Vazquez, Bobby Jenks
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M's Blow Lead in Oakland
Staff reporterJason Giambi's two-run single capped a four-run rally in the seventh inning, and the Oakland Athletics rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night. A's starter Dallas Braden (4-5) was unexpectedly rewarded for battling through...Tags: Oakland (Alameda, California), Jarrod Washburn, Oakland Athletics, Seattle Mariners, Jason Giambi
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Mariners Rally Again to Beat A's
Staff writerJose Lopez came up the hero again. Lopez blooped an RBI single in the 15th inning and the Seattle Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 8-7 Sunday. "That's a game we could have easily folded up and went home, but we didn't," Seattle manager Don...Tags: New York Mets, Ichiro Suzuki, Oakland Athletics, Baseball, Jerry Owens
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Bats bend, don't break Schilling
Tribune staff reporterThe general consensus in the White Sox's clubhouse was that Boston starter Curt Schilling didn't have his great stuff Saturday night. But pitchers don't make six All-Star Game appearances and win 177 games by only winning when they have their best stuff....Tags: Curt Schilling, Carlos Lee, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Neal Cotts
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Sunday fun day: Sox break loose
Tribune staff reporterThey came in bunches—four here, three there, another five just in case, and one more for good measure. The runs just kept on coming for the White Sox on Sunday. After averaging just three runs over their previous 13 games, the Sox took out their...Tags: U.S. Cellular Field, Boston Red Sox, Derek Lowe, Mark Buehrle, Jose Valentin
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Rook takes king
Tribune staff reporterThe odds were in Jon Garland's favor Monday night, only to have his fortunes turned on him by a rookie with the same hype Garland had earlier in his career. Ervin Santana, making his second major-league start, held the White Sox to five hits in handing...Tags: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Bengie Molina, Timo Perez, Management Change, Soccer
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Garland makes 1 pitch too many
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox's bullpen was gassed, and manager Ozzie Guillen was hoping starter Jon Garland could go deep into Sunday's game against the Montreal Expos. Garland was perfect for 5 1/3 innings, but he wound up allowing a two-run homer to Orlando Cabrera...Tags: Jose Vidro, Endy Chavez, Baseball, Jose Valentin, Jon Garland
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Cell not swell for sinking Sox
Special to the TribuneHome, sweet home. Says who? Not the White Sox, that's for sure. The Cell has suddenly become very confining. With Sunday's 6-5 loss to Boston, the White Sox have lost 13 of their last 17 games at U.S. Cellular Field after losing only 17 of their...Tags: U.S. Cellular Field, Death, Boston Red Sox, Carlos Lee, Derek Lowe
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Play-by-play from the cubicle
ChicagoSports.comToday's temperature for the Cubs-Expos game in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is 86 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. The Weather Channel says it feels like 93, but I can't confirm this -- I'm two levels below ground in the Tribune Tower. The thermometer here...Tags: Eric Karros, Antonio Alfonseca, Lifestyle and Leisure, Wrigley Field, Crime, Law and Justice
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Cubs fall 1 run short
Tribune staff reporterPlaying on an island paradise in June or July is one thing, but playing there during the heat of a pennant race is different matter altogether. The Cubs could have swept their three-game series in sunny Puerto Rico and come home in first place in the...Tags: Puerto Rico, Houston Astros, Eric Karros, Death, Randall Simon
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Sosa's OK—and Cubs keep rolling
Tribune staff reporterWhen Sammy Sosa was hit on the head again Tuesday night in Puerto Rico, a crowd of 15,632 at Hiram Bithorn Stadium momentarily held its breath. Many of the islanders came out specifically to watch Sosa, who grew up in the nearby Dominican Republic...Tags: Puerto Rico, Death, Dominican Republic, Carlos Zambrano, Randall Simon
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Cubs give it away, fall a game back
Tribune staff reporterBroadcaster Ron Santo couldn't make the five-hour plane trip to San Juan, so Cubs manager Dusty Baker told him during Sunday's pregame show the club would try to win the games so Santo wouldn't throw anything at his television. Whether Santo tossed...Tags: Houston Astros, Endy Chavez, Baseball, Randall Simon, Vladimir Guerrero
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