Sale scratched.

 

 

UGH

Sale scratched.

 

 

UGH

 

lordy

is it really going to be one of those years?

Sale scratched.

 

 

UGH

 

 

Ah, crap!

I have volume off. What's the story?

Tendinitis.

I have volume off. What's the story?

 

 

Left posterior shoulder tendonitis.

Sox expect him to start Tues against Cubs

Sox expect him to start Tues against Cubs

Extra rest to whip the Cubs ass.

Left posterior shoulder tendonitis.

 

YUCK!

I thought Doubront was supposed to suck...?

I really hope this is a case of once through the order. Looks like he hasn't been getting past the 5th or 6th.

Pretty good chance we just wanted another look at Hector.

Good job Q so far.

Chicago White Sox ace Chris Sale was scratched from Wednesday night's start against Boston because of tendinitis in his left pitching shoulder.

 

The Sox made the announcement in the top of the second inning of Tuesday's game, adding that the decision was made as a precautionary measure. Fellow left-hander Hector Santiago will start in Sale's spot.

 

The Sox added that Sale is expected to make his next start May 28 against the Cubs at U.S. Cellular Field.

 

Sale (5-2) has a streak of 23 consecutive scoreless innings. This is the first time he's had an ailment of any form this season. He had a brief bout of tendinitis last May in his first full season as a major league starter and was given extra rest on three occasions to ensure his health.

 

Sale is seventh in the American League with a 2.53 ERA and has thrown 64 innings. He has limited opponents to a .192 batting average, third lowest in the AL.

www.chicagotribune.com/sports/whitesox

Edited May 22, 201312 yr by caulfield12

Wait a second....that would mean Santiago's pitching on just three day's rest?

Serpent is feathery through 4.

Wait a second....that would mean Santiago's pitching on just three day's rest?

Yes. He only lasted 3.1 innings last time out though.

Jesus of Nazareth.

 

Cabrera's on pace for 45 homers and 184 RBI's.

Horrible luck on that DP by Alexei.

So much for the 6.00 ERA so far.

Yes. He only lasted 3.1 innings last time out though.

 

 

80 pitches. I wouldn't say it's a really "smart" move, but it's probably best to get him right back out on the mound as soon as possible. There aren't many other options, and it will be interesting to see how he reacts to pitching against the ace or ace2 of the Red Sox.

 

(I reserve the right to use the "overextended/tired" excuse if Santiago gets lit up, since he didn't get in enough innings in ST or the first couple of weeks of the season, haha).

Well....we're back to the 1985-1989 White Sox offense in Old Comiskey Park again.

Serpent still feathery through 5.

Let's get some runs!!!!!!!!!!!!!