PLAYER NEWS: --OF Brian Anderson (right oblique) is on schedule to return from the 15-day disabled list on time, but he likely would have to take a quick rehab stint to Class AAA Charlotte to get a few at-bats. 

PLAYER NEWS: --OF Brian Anderson (right oblique) is on schedule to return from the 15-day disabled list on time, but he likely would have to take a quick rehab stint to Class AAA Charlotte to get a few at-bats. 

Add Pedro Martinez's name to the list of out-of-work players the White Sox have no interest bringing aboard. 

--3B Josh Fields and RF Jermaine Dye, who were each struck in the hand by Texas pitches last weekend, returned to the starting lineup. 

Add Pedro Martinez's name to the list of out-of-work players the White Sox have no interest bringing aboard. 

--3B Josh Fields and RF Jermaine Dye, who were each struck in the hand by Texas pitches last weekend, returned to the starting lineup. 

An early four-run deficit would have likely been too much for the Kansas City Royals to overcome last year, probably any other season over the past decade. 

Mark Buehrle has won at least 10 games in each of his eight previous seasons for the Chicago White Sox. 

John Buck lined a game-winning single with the bases loaded in the 11th inning to help the Kansas City Royals complete an 8-7 comeback victory over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night. 

Hal McCoy, the hall-offame Baseball writer for the Dayton Daily News, knows a thing or two about America's pastime. 

Ozzie Guillen is not easily impressed, with his own players and especially with the opposition. 

PLAYER NEWS: --2B Chris Getz is still surprising the team with how well he's been performing this season, but the rookie has insisted on several occasions that while he welcomes the opportunity to hit leadoff, he is still "a prototypical No. 

--RHP Jose Contreras will get at least one more chance to try and get out of his season-long rut, but Thursday against Detroit might be his last start. 

Manager Ozzie Guillen wanted to make sure that whispers didn't escalate into rumor Monday. 

Phillies manager Charlie Manuel was around some great hitters during his days with the Cleveland Indians as a manager and hitting coach.