Scott Podsednik

Scott Podsednik will be a White Sox once more (kind of). One of the major contributors to the Chicago White Sox 2005 World Series victory will be coming back to the White Sox, albeit playing in the minors. Scott Podsednik will report to the White Sox farm team in Charlotte, though he could be back up in the bigs by mid-season. From mlb.com: One of the many heroes from the White Sox 2005 World Series title run has returned to the organization, with Scott Podsednik and the team agreeing to a...Read Full Story

The thoughtful Ozzie Guillen , Chicago White Sox skipper, had nothing but a string of pleasantries to help soothe the utterly deflated egos of the Cubs organization and the fans. "I think they went out and played their heart out. They just got beat," said the Ozzie tenderly, while pleasuring himself under the table during the interview. "The expectations were so high. It's not easy as a player to come every day with 'This is the year. This is the year.' Well, what if this isn't the year? What...Read Full Story

Washington Post Ump Joe West tosses Ozzie Guillen, Mark Buehrle in wild game USA Today The day after Rays manager Joe Maddon and outfielder Carl Crawford were ejected for getting into it with umpire Bob Davidson, the White Sox's Ozzie Guillen and Mark Buehrle had their own spat with ump Joe West during a wild White Sox win Wednesday in ... Ozzie, Buehrle ejected in finale vs. Tribe MLB.com White Sox overcome ejections to beat Indians, 5-4 Plain Dealer White Sox survive ejections, rally to...Read Full Story

Jim Thome hit the 550th homer of his career in the eighth inning to put the White Sox ahead and Chicago went on to beat the Oakland Athletics 6-2 on Monday night. A.J. Pierzynksi homered and Scott Podsednik scored two runs for the White Sox, who won for the fourth straight time and have won 10 of its last 13 overall. Oakland reliever Craig Breslow (1-4) allowed a leadoff walk to Scott Podsednik in the eighth inning. After Alexei Ramirez popped up a bunt attempt, Jermaine Dye singled off...Read Full Story

Ozzie Guillen wasted little time Sunday in clearing up one question as the Chicago White Sox opened spring training for pitchers and catchers. Guillen said Mark Buehrle will start the season opener April 5 against Cleveland. Jake Peavy, the former Padres ace and Cy Young Award winner acquired in a trade last season, will follow Buehrle in the rotation. Guillen said the choice was made out of respect for Buehrle, who broke in with the White Sox in 2000. Buehrle's opening day start will be his...Read Full Story