The Chicago White Sox will welcome the Philadelphia Phillies for a two-game series. This will be the only time the Phillies and White Sox meet in 2016.
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After getting swept by the Los Angeles Angels the White Sox traveled to Seattle in hopes to secure their first win in the second half of the 2016 season.
The White Sox bullpen has seen plenty of work through the first half of the 2016 season, they will need to remain consistent in the second half.
As the first half draws to a close we take a look at how the White Sox starting pitchers performed over the first three months of the season.
Veteran right-hander James Shields had a rough beginning with the White Sox, but over his past three starts has looked like the Shields of old.
The White Sox rotation has the potential to carry the team through the end of the season, but consistency is the only thing standing in the way.
Carlos Rodon and a reignited offense lead the White Sox to a 6-5 win over the Minnesota Twins.
White Sox hit franchise-tying 7 home runs on Saturday, but fell to Blue Jays 10-8. Miguel Gonzalez pitched another poor outing against Toronto.