--RHP Scott Linebrink threw another scoreless inning Wednesday as the Sox continue to be careful with how frequently they use him. 

While manager Ozzie Guillen and his staff have at least discussed a scenario where Alexei Ramirez could be moved to center field, making room for top prospect Gordon Beckham to be called up to play short, Guillen said it's still too early to pull the trig 

Second baseman Chris Getz isn't about to say he has solidified the vacancy at the top of the White Sox lineup. 

It's way too early for Toronto to start making playoff plans for the first time in 16 seasons, but it couldn't have asked for a much better start to 2009. 

Adam Eaton had just been removed from the game, and the most of the 11,723 fans that witnessed his masterful pitching performance collectively rose from their seats and gave him a standing ovation. 

Apr. 

John Danks was worried early in Wednesday night?s game against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. 

IfWhiteSox manager Ozzie Guillen had a Plan B that allowed him to sleep easier, he would have initiated it. 

While manager Ozzie Guillen and his staff have at least discussed a scenario where Alexei Ramirez could be moved to center field, making room for top prospect Gordon Beckham to be called up to play short, Guillen said it's still too early to pull the trig 

After sleeping on it for a night, manager Ozzie Guillen and pitching coach Don Cooper defended the decision to stick with Jose Contreras in the rotation Wednesday, despite Contreras' dismal 0-3 record and 8. 

--The White Sox won't see another left-handed starter until Friday against Toronto, but manager Ozzie Guillen feels they are built better this season to solve southpaws than in years past. 

As he closes in on Mike Schmidt on the all-time home run list, Jim Thome tells Ken Rosenthal he still has a lot left to do, even at age 38. 

In a matchup of two very good starting pitchers, John Danks outperformed Jeremy Guthrie in almost every way. 

Stretches of poor play on the road were a problem last year for the Chicago White Sox, but their first road trip of 2009 has provided reason for optimism. 

When aWhiteSox player isn?t performing up to expectations, general manager Kenny Williams is quicker than most of his peers to make a change.