2007 Chicago White Sox season

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2007  Chicago White Sox
League American League
Division Central
Ballpark U.S. Cellular Field
City Chicago
Record72–90 (.444)
Divisional place4th
Owners Jerry Reinsdorf
General managers Kenny Williams
Managers Ozzie Guillén
Television CSN Chicago
WGN-TV and Superstation WGN
WCIU-TV
(Ken Harrelson, Darrin Jackson)
Radio WSCR
(Ed Farmer, Chris Singleton)
WRTO (Spanish)
  2006 Seasons 2008  

The Chicago White Sox' 2007 season started off with the White Sox trying to re-claim the AL Central title, an achievement they last achieved in 2005, when they went on to win the 2005 World Series. They failed to win consecutive AL Central championships when the Minnesota Twins won it in 2006. They finished the season 72–90, 4th place in the AL Central. Notable events include Mark Buehrle pitching a no-hitter on April 18, 2007.

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On August 12, 2007, closer Bobby Jenks retired his 41st consecutive hitter, Yuniesky Betancourt, to tie the Major League record for most consecutive hitter retired in a row. He is tied with Jim Barr, who set it with the San Francisco Giants over two games on August 23, 1972, and August 29, 1972.

On September 16, 2007 Jim Thome hit his 500th career home run with a two-run shot in the bottom of the 9th inning to beat the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9-7. Thome is the first player in club history to hit his 500th career home run while in a White Sox uniform.

With their 72-90 record, the White Sox finished with their first losing season since 1999.

2007 off-season

The 2006–2007 offseason stirred up controversy among Sox fans. First, on November 16, lefty reliever Neal Cotts [1] was sent to the Chicago Cubs for reliever David Aardsma and prospect Carlos Vásquez. This was the first deal between the crosstown rivals since the Cubs traded pitcher Jon Garland for White Sox reliever Matt Karchner in the middle of the 1998 season.

A deal that involved trading Garland to the Houston Astros for outfielder Willy Taveras and pitchers Taylor Buchholz and Jason Hirsh was reported to have been agreed upon, but general manager Ken Williams backed out of the trade at the last minute, due to health concerns for Buchholz.

Williams traded first baseman Ross Gload to the Kansas City Royals for reliever Andrew Sisco.

On December 6, starting pitcher Freddy García was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for pitching prospects Gavin Floyd and Gio González, who was initially traded to the Phillies by the White Sox in the Jim Thome deal a year prior.

Even more controversial was the December 23 deal that sent highly touted starter Brandon McCarthy, along with outfield prospect David Paisano, to the Texas Rangers for pitching prospects John Danks, Nick Masset, and Jacob Rasner. To some, it seemed as if Williams was sacrificing the present for the future in these deals.

The Sox also signed free agent catcher Toby Hall, signed free agent outfielder/first baseman Darin Erstad, and signed Javier Vázquez to a 3-year, $33 million contract extension.

Regular season

Season standings

AL Central W L Pct. GB Home Road
Cleveland Indians 96660.59351–2945–37
Detroit Tigers 88740.543845–3643–38
Minnesota Twins 79830.4881741–4038–43
Chicago White Sox 72900.4442438–4334–47
Kansas City Royals 69930.4262735–4634–47

Record vs. opponents


Sources:
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL 
Baltimore 6–125–33–41–57–03–70–79–94–42–711–74–68–106–12
Boston 12–67–15–23–43–36–44–38–104–44–513–56–49–912–6
Chicago 3–51–77–1111–712–65–49–94–64–51–76–12–43–44–14
Cleveland 4–32–511–712–611–75–514–40–66–44–38–26–34–29–9
Detroit 5–14–37–116–1211–73–512–64–44–66–43–45–44–314–4
Kansas City 0–73–36–127–117–115–29–91–96–43–64–35–43–410–8
Los Angeles 7–34–64–55–55–32–56–36–39–1013–66–210–93–414–4
Minnesota 7–03–49–94–146–129–93–62–55–26–33–47–24–611–7
New York 9–910–86–46–04–49–13–65–22–45–510–85–110–810–8
Oakland 4–44–45–44–66–44–610–92–54–25–144–69–105–410–8
Seattle 7–25–47–13–44–66–36–133–65–514–54–311–84–59–9
Tampa Bay 7–115–131–62–84–33–42–64–38–106–43–45–49–97–11
Texas 6–44–64–23–64–54–59–102–71–510–98–114–55–511–7
Toronto 10–89–94–32–43–44–34–36–48–104–55–49–95–510–8

Game log

2007 White Sox Game Log
April (12–11) – Home (5–7) – Road (7–4)
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1April 2 Indians 5–12 Sabathia (1–0) Contreras (0–1)2:51 38,088 0–1 box
2April 4 Indians 7–8 Fultz (1–0) Thornton (0–1) Borowski (1)3:29 26,337 0–2 box
3April 5 Indians 4–3 Jenks (1–0) Hernández (0–1)2:54 24,141 1–2 box
April 6 Twins Postponed (cold weather), Rescheduled for July 6
4April 7 Twins 3–0 Vázquez (1–0) Silva (0–1) Jenks (1)2:51 33,278 2–2 box
5April 8 Twins 1–3 Santana (2–0) Danks (0–1) Nathan (3)2:36 27,653 2–3 box
6April 9@ Athletics 4–1 Contreras (1–1) Harden (1–1)2:38 35,077 3–3 box
7April 10@ Athletics 1–2 Street (1–0) Jenks (1–1)2:37 15,153 3–4 box
8April 11@ Athletics 6–3 Aardsma (1–0) Street (1–1) Jenks (2)2:32 19,130 4–4 box
9April 13@ Indians 6–4 Vázquez (2–0) Carmona (0–1) Jenks (3)3:17 16,789 5–4 box
10April 14@ Indians 0–4 Byrd (1–0) Danks (0–2) Borowski (4)2:50 18,082 5–5 box
11April 15@ Indians 1–2 Sabathia (3–0) Contreras (1–2) Borowski (5)2:34 14,887 5–6 box
12April 17 Rangers 1–8 Tejeda (2–1) Garland (0–1)2:28 23,139 5–7 box
13April 18 Rangers 6–0 Buehrle (1–0) Millwood (2–2)2:03 25,390 6–7 box
14April 19 Rangers 6–4 Thornton (1–1) Feldman (1–1) Jenks (4)2:42 25,459 7–7 box
15April 20@ Tigers 5–4 Masset (1–0) Grilli (0–1) Jenks (5)2:59 40,685 8–7 box
16April 21@ Tigers 7 – 5 (10) Aardsma (2–0) Rodney (1–2) Jenks (6)3:09 39,618 9–7 box
17April 22@ Tigers 5 – 6 (12) Grilli (1–1) Masset (1–1)3:27 38,379 9–8 box
18April 23@ Royals 7–4 Buehrle (2–0) Gobble (0–1) Jenks (7)2:58 12,265 10–8 box
19April 24@ Royals 9–7 Logan (1–0) Soria (1–1) Jenks (8)3:27 14,907 11–8 box
20April 25 Tigers 2–6 Durbin (1–1) Danks (0–3) Jones (8)2:41 26,342 11–9 box
April 26 Tigers Postponed (rain), rescheduled for July 24
21April 27 Angels 7–3 Contreras (2–2) Santana (2–3)2:54 30,193 12–9 box
22April 28 Angels 0–3 Weaver (1–2) Garland (0–2) Rodríguez (7)2:39 38,208 12–10 box
23April 29 Angels 2–5 Escobar (1–0) Buehrle (2–1) Rodríguez (8)2:30 38,513 12–11 box
May (12–14) – Home (7–4) – Road (5–10)
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24May 1@ Mariners 2–5 Washburn (2–2) Vázquez (2–1) Putz (5)2:21 20,739 12–12 box
25May 2@ Mariners 2–3 Batista (3–2) Danks (0–4) Putz (6)2:03 16,555 12–13 box
26May 4@ Angels 1–5 Escobar (3–1) Contreras (2–3) Shields (2)2:23 44,126 12–14 box
27May 5@ Angels 6–3 Garland (1–2) Lackey (4–1) Jenks (9)2:41 42,574 13–14 box
28May 6@ Angels 4 – 3 (10) Thornton (2–1) Rodríguez (0–2) Jenks (10)2:57 42,017 14–14 box
29May 8@ Twins 4 – 7 (10) Rincón (2–0) Sisco (0–1)3:10 21,979 14–15 box
30May 9@ Twins 6–3 Danks (1–4) Ortiz (3–3) Jenks (11)2:29 24,367 15–15 box
31May 10@ Twins 3–0 Contreras (3–3) Silva (2–3)2:14 23,663 16–15 box
32May 11 Royals 2–1 Garland (2–2) Pérez (2–4) Jenks (12)2:20 34,522 17–15 box
33May 12 Royals 5 – 4 (10) MacDougal (1–0) Duckworth (0–3)3:21 36,702 18–15 box
34May 13 Royals 1–11 de la Rosa (4–3) Vázquez (2–2)3:01 34,468 18–16 box
May 15 Yankees Postponed (rain)Rescheduled for May 16
35May 16 Yankees 5–3 Danks (2–4) Mussina (2–2) Thornton (1)2:38 30,953 19–16 box
36May 16 Yankees 1–8 Wang (2–3) Contreras (3–4)3:00 34,609 19–17 box
37May 17 Yankees 4–1 Garland (3–2) DeSalvo (1–1) Jenks (13)2:48 30,488 20–17 box
38May 18@ Cubs 3–6 Lilly (4–2) MacDougal (1–1) Dempster (9)2:36 40,874 20–18 box
39May 19@ Cubs 6–11 Howry (1–3) Aardsma (2–1)2:43 41,101 20–19 box
40May 20@ Cubs 10–6 Masset (2–1) Zambrano (4–4)3:02 41,164 21–19 box
41May 21 Athletics 8–5 Contreras (4–4) Blanton (4–2) Jenks (14)3:07 35,327 22–19 box
42May 22 Athletics 10–4 Danks (2–4) Lewis (0–1)2:31 34,122 23–19 box
43May 23 Athletics 0–4 Gaudin (4–1) Garland (3–3)2:35 29,051 23–20 box
44May 25 Devil Rays 5–4 Jenks (2–1) Orvella (0–2)2:50 34,538 24–20 box
May 26 Devil Rays Postponed (rain), rescheduled for August 27
45May 27 Devil Rays 5–11 Kazmir (3–2) Vázquez (2–3)3:18 38,103 24–21 box
46May 28@ Twins 4–10 Santana (6–4) Contreras (4–5)2:59 27,090 24–22 box
47May 29@ Twins 2–9 Bonser (4–1) Danks (3–5)2:46 23,771 24–23 box
48May 30@ Twins 6–7 Nathan (2–1) MacDougal (1–2)2:48 29,042 24–24 box
49May 31@ Blue Jays 0–2 Halladay (5–2) Buehrle (2–2) Accardo (8)1:50 22,436 24–25 box
June (10–18) – Home (3–10) – Road (7–8)
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50June 1@ Blue Jays 3–0 Vázquez (3–3) Burnett (5–5) Jenks (15)2:33 20,051 25–25 box
51June 2@ Blue Jays 3–9 McGowan (2–2) MacDougal (1–3) Janssen (2)2:41 25,691 25–26 box
52June 3@ Blue Jays 3–4 Tallet (2–1) Masset (1–2) Accardo (7)3:06 30,886 25–27 box
53June 4 Yankees 6–4 Garland (4–3) DeSalvo (1–3) Jenks (16)2:57 32,703 26–27 box
54June 5 Yankees 3–7 Clippard (3–1) Buehrle (2–3) Rivera (6)3:08 30,895 26–28 box
55June 6 Yankees 1–5 Wang (5–4) Vázquez (3–4)2:40 30,829 26–29 box
56June 7 Yankees 3–10 Proctor (1–3) Contreras (4–6) Rivera (7)3:21 32,688 26–30 box
57June 8 Astros 2–5 Sampson (6–5) Danks (3–6) Wheeler (11)2:45 33,212 26–31 box
58June 9 Astros 2–3 Qualls (5–3) Jenks (2–2)3:01 36,616 26–32 box
59June 10 Astros 6–3 Buehrle (3–3) Rodríguez (3–6) Jenks (17)2:23 33,433 27–32 box
60June 11@ Phillies 0–3 Eaton (7–4) Vázquez (3–5) Alfonseca (5)2:31 31,989 27–33 box
61June 12@ Phillies 3–7 Hamels (9–2) Contreras (4–7)2:32 34,529 27–34 box
62June 13@ Phillies 4–8 Madson (1–2) Thornton (2–2)2:59 42,677 27–35 box
63June 15@ Pirates 2–4 Maholm (3–9) Garland (4–4) Capps (4)2:41 26,647 27–36 box
64June 16@ Pirates 6–1 Buehrle (4–3) Van Benschoten (0–1)2:24 36,610 28–36 box
65June 17@ Pirates 7–8 Chacòn (3–1) Masset (2–3) Capps (5)2:48 26,830 28–37 box
66June 18 Marlins 10–6 Contreras (5–7) Johnson (0–1) Jenks (18)2:58 36,132 29–37 box
67June 19 Marlins 5–7 Benítez (1–3) Thornton (2–3) Gregg (12)2:55 35,327 29–38 box
68June 20 Marlins 4–5 Tankersley (4–1) Garland (4–5) Gregg (13)2:54 32,007 29–39 box
69June 22 Cubs 1–5 Zambrano (8–6) Buehrle (4–4)2:33 39,046 29–40 box
70June 23 Cubs 1–2 Wuertz (1–2) Jenks (2–3) Howry (1)2:57 39,043 29–41 box
71June 24 Cubs 0–3 Marshall (4–2) Contreras (5–8) Howry (2)3:04 39,194 29–42 box
72June 25@ Devil Rays 5–4 Danks (4–6) Fossum (5–7) Jenks (19)3:19 10,514 30–42 box
73June 26@ Devil Rays 6–1 Garland (5–5) Shields (6–3)2:27 11,954 31–42 box
74June 27@ Devil Rays 5–3 Buehrle (5–4) Glover (3–3) Jenks (20)3:03 10,492 32–42 box
75June 28@ Devil Rays 5–1 Vázquez (4–5) Kazmir (5–4)2:52 13,496 33–42 box
76June 29@ Royals 1–8 Bannister (5–4) Contreras (5–9) Greinke (1)2:33 20,525 33–43 box
77June 30@ Royals 3 – 1 (10) Bukvich (1–0) Dotel (0–1) Jenks (21)2:41 25,119 34–43 box
July (14–15) – Home (9–7) – Road (5–8)
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78July 1@ Royals 3–1 Garland (6–5) Thomson (1–1) Jenks (22)3:13 23,004 35–43 box
79July 2 Orioles 6–7 Bell (1–1) Jenks (2–4) Ray (14)2:53 35,161 35–44 box
80July 3 Orioles 5–1 Vázquez (5–5) Cabrera (6–9)2:22 37,281 36–44 box
81July 4 Orioles 6–9 Bell (2–1) Contreras (5–10)3:23 33,640 36–45 box
82July 5 Orioles 11–6 Danks (5–6) Burres (4–3)2:46 30,364 37–45 box
83July 6 Twins 14–20 Baker (3–3) Garland (6–6)3:42 31,543 37–46 box
84July 6 Twins 0–12 Garza (1–0) Floyd (0–1)3:02 32,426 37–47 box
85July 7 Twins 3–1 Buehrle (6–4) Bonser (5–6) Jenks (23)2:20 36,791 38–47 box
86July 8 Twins 6–3 Vázquez (6–5) Silva (6–10)2:20 32,724 39–47 box
All-Star Break : AL defeats NL 5–4 at AT&T Park
87July 12@ Orioles 9–7 Garland (7–6) Guthrie (4–3) Jenks (24)3:03 21,000 40–47 box
88July 13@ Orioles 0–2 Bédard (8–4) Buehrle (6–5) Ray (15)2:12 28,162 40–48 box
89July 14@ Orioles 6 – 7 (10) Ray (5–6) Haeger (0–1)3:45 29,208 40–49 box
90July 15@ Orioles 3–5 Olson (1–0) Contreras (5–11) Ray (16)2:50 29,382 40–50 box
91July 16@ Indians 11–10 Danks (6–6) Lee (5–6) Jenks (25)3:36 21,460 41–50 box
92July 17@ Indians 5 – 6 (11) Betancourt (2–0) Day (0–1)3:58 21,321 41–51 box
93July 18@ Indians 5–1 Buehrle (7–5) Westbrook (1–5)2:55 29,822 42–51 box
94July 19@ Red Sox 4–2 Vázquez (7–5) Matsuzaka (11–7) Jenks (26)3:34 36,913 43–51 box
95July 20@ Red Sox 3–10 Beckett (13–3) Contreras (5–12)2:53 36,737 43–52 box
96July 21@ Red Sox 2–11 Gabbard (4–0) Danks (6–7)3:05 36,283 43–53 box
97July 22@ Red Sox 5–8 Wakefield (11–9) Garland (7–7) Papelbon (22)3:14 36,346 43–54 box
98July 23 Tigers 6–9 Grilli (4–2) Buehrle (7–6) Jones (27)3:20 30,122 43–55 box
99July 24 Tigers 5–3 Vázquez (8–5) Bonderman (10–2) Jenks (27)2:20 30,569 44–55 box
100July 24 Tigers 8–7 Thornton (3–3) Miner (1–2) Jenks (28)3:30 29,042 45–55 box
101July 25 Tigers 9–13 Grilli (5–2) Contreras (5–13) Byrdak (1)3:27 28,462 45–56 box
102July 26 Tigers 4–3 Jenks (3–4) Miner (1–3)2:39 30,567 46–56 box
103July 27 Blue Jays 4–3 Garland (8–7) Towers (5–7) Jenks (29)2:42 34,590 47–56 box
104July 28 Blue Jays 2–0 Buehrle (8–6) Halladay (11–5) Jenks (30)2:07 37,744 48–56 box
105July 29 Blue Jays 1–4 Marcum (7–4) Vázquez (8–6) Accardo (17)2:21 36,571 48–57 box
106July 31@ Yankees 3–16 Mussina (6–7) Contreras (5–14)2:59 53,958 48–58 box
August (9–20) – Home (5–9) – Road (4–11)
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107August 1@ Yankees 1–8 Pettitte (7–7) Danks (6–8)3:02 53,342 48–59 box
108August 2@ Yankees 13–9 Logan (2–0) Karstens (0–2)3:59 54,869 49–59 box
109August 3@ Tigers 7–4 Buehrle (9–6) Miller (5–4)2:46 42,066 50–59 box
110August 4@ Tigers 7–5 Vázquez (9–6) Bonderman (10–4) Jenks (31)3:01 42,907 51–59 box
111August 5@ Tigers 3–1 Floyd (1–1) Tata (1–1) Jenks (32)2:40 39,778 52–59 box
112August 7 Indians 1–2 Westbrook (3–6) Danks (6–9) Borowski (31)2:46 32,315 52–60 box
113August 8 Indians 6 – 4 (13) Contreras (6–14) Fultz (3–2)4:17 33,147 53–60 box
114August 9 Indians 5–7 Laffey (1–1) Buehrle (9–7) Borowski (32)3:03 36,399 53–61 box
115August 10 Mariners 5–3 Vázquez (10–6) Washburn (8–9) Jenks (33)2:36 38,586 54–61 box
116August 11 Mariners 6–7 Batista (12–8) Floyd (1–2) Putz (34)3:01 38,210 54–62 box
117August 12 Mariners 0–6 Weaver (4–10) Danks (6–10)2:13 36,629 54–63 box
118August 14@ Athletics 3–4 DiNardo (7–6) Garland (8–8) Embree (15)2:44 24,082 54–64 box
119August 15@ Athletics 2–3 Blanton (10–8) Buehrle (9–8) Street (10)2:14 25,295 54–65 box
120August 16@ Athletics 5 – 8 (10) Lugo (4–0) Thornton (3–4)3:32 20,218 54–66 box
121August 17@ Mariners 4–5 Batista (13–8) Contreras (6–15) Putz (35)2:50 46,170 54–67 box
122August 18@ Mariners 5–7 Weaver (5–10) Danks (6–11) Putz (36)2:31 41,121 54–68 box
123August 19@ Mariners 5–11 Hernández (9–6) Garland (8–9)2:54 45,668 54–69 box
124August 20 Royals 4–3 Thornton (4–4) Riske (1–3) Jenks (34)3:06 35,391 55–69 box
125August 21 Royals 5–2 Vázquez (11–6) Núñez (2–1) Jenks (35)3:01 35,309 56–69 box
126August 22 Royals 6–7 Bannister (10–7) Contreras (6–16)3:11 31,739 56–70 box
August 23 Red Sox Postponed (rain), rescheduled for August 24
127August 24 Red Sox 3–11 Beckett (16–5) Garland (8–10)3:47 30,581 56–71 box
128August 24 Red Sox 1–10 Schilling (8–5) Danks (6–12)2:44 37,639 56–72 box
129August 25 Red Sox 2–14 Wakefield (16–10) Buehrle (9–9)3:10 38,874 56–73 box
130August 26 Red Sox 1–11 Tavárez (7–9) Vázquez (11–7)2:59 36,745 56–74 box
131August 27 Devil Rays 5–4 Contreras (7–16) Wheeler (1–6) Jenks (36)2:26 37,030 57–74 box
132August 28@ Rangers 3–4 Littleton (1–1) MacDougal (1–4) Benoit (2)2:54 20,261 57–75 box
133August 29@ Rangers 4 – 5 (11) Littleton (2–1) Logan (2–1)3:50 23,704 57–76 box
134August 30@ Rangers 1–5 Millwood (9–11) Danks (6–13)2:45 23,432 57–77 box
135August 31@ Indians 5–8 Fultz (4–2) MacDougal (1–5) Betancourt (1)3:01 38,325 57–78 box
September (15–12) – Home (9–6) – Road (6–6)
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136September 1@ Indians 0–7 Byrd (14–5) Vázquez (11–8)2:37 41,131 57–79 box
137September 2@ Indians 8–0 Contreras (8–16) Westbrook (5–8)3:19 37,718 58–79 box
138September 4@ Tigers 3–1 Garland (9–10) Bonderman (11–8) Jenks (37)3:04 32,505 59–79 box
139September 5@ Tigers 1 – 2 (11) Seay (2–0) Phillips (0–1)3:44 32,980 59–80 box
140September 6@ Tigers 2–3 Seay (3–0) Jenks (3–5)2:42 35,977 59–81 box
141September 7 Twins 11 – 10 (13) Phillips (1–1) Rincón (3–3)4:29 34,104 60–81 box
142September 8 Twins 8–7 Myers (4–0) Cali (0–1) Thornton (2)3:25 31,747 61–81 box
143September 9 Twins 2–5 Santana (15–11) Garland (9–11) Nathan (30)2:37 32,250 61–82 box
144September 10 Indians 2–6 Carmona (16–8) Floyd (1–3)2:53 30,126 61–83 box
145September 11 Indians 3–8 Byrd (15–6) Broadway (0–1)3:23 31,939 61–84 box
146September 12 Indians 7–4 Vázquez (12–8) Westbrook (5–9)2:54 23,537 62–84 box
147September 14 Angels 5–3 Contreras (9–16) Colón (6–7) Jenks (38)2:51 33,581 63–84 box
148September 15 Angels 1–2 Weaver (12–7) Garland (9–12) Rodríguez (35)3:13 36,485 63–85 box
149September 16 Angels 9–7 MacDougal (2–5) Moseley (4–3)3:06 29,010 64–85 box
150September 17@ Royals 11–3 Vázquez (13–8) Davies (6–14)2:50 14,421 65–85 box
151September 18@ Royals 2–3 Meche (9–12) Floyd (1–4) Soria (16)2:38 15,015 65–86 box
152September 19@ Royals 7–0 Contreras (10–16) Bannister (12–9)2:16 11,857 66–86 box
153September 20@ Royals 0–3 Greinke (7–6) Garland (9–13) Soria (17)1:55 10,264 66–87 box
154September 21@ Twins 6–4 Buehrle (10–9) Santana (15–13) Jenks (39)2:29 27,928 67–87 box
155September 22@ Twins 8–3 Vázquez (14–8) Baker (9–9)2:57 31,737 68–87 box
156September 23@ Twins 1–7 Slowey (4–0) Floyd (1–5)2:43 29,382 68–88 box
157September 25 Royals 5–9 Duckworth (3–5) Wassermann (0–1)3:20 31,607 68–89 box
158September 26 Royals 3–0 Garland (10–13) Greinke (7–7)2:21 32,091 69–89 box
159September 27 Royals 10–0 Broadway (1–1) Buckner (1–2)2:30 34,477 70–89 box
160September 28 Tigers 5–2 Vázquez (15–8) Rogers (3–4) Jenks (40)2:40 30,281 71–89 box
161September 29 Tigers 3–2 Wassermann (1–1) Rodney (2–6)2:47 33,066 72–89 box
162September 30 Tigers 3–13 Robertson (9–13) Contreras (10–17)3:04 33,154 72–90 box

Opening Day lineup

Pablo Ozuna, LF

Darin Erstad, CF

Jim Thome, DH

Paul Konerko, 1B

Jermaine Dye, RF

Joe Crede, 3B

Tadahito Iguchi, 2B

A. J. Pierzynski, C

Juan Uribe, SS

José Contreras, P

Roster

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Player stats

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At Bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; BB = Base on balls; SO = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOAVGSB
Brian Anderson, OF131732100027.1180
Mark Buehrle, P30500000004.0000
Alex Cintrón, 3B,SS,2B68185234571219935.2432
José Contreras, P32100000001.0000
Joe Crede, 3B471671336504221124.2160
John Danks, P26200000002.0000
Jermaine Dye, RF13850868129340287845107.2542
Darin Erstad, OF,1B8731033771314322844.2487
Josh Fields, 3B,LF1003735491171236735125.2441
Jon Garland, P32000000000.0000
Andy González, UT671891735602112561.1851
Toby Hall, C381168244003312.2070
Tadahito Iguchi, 2B9032745821746314465.2518
Paul Konerko, 1B15154971142340319078102.2590
Donny Lucy, C81503000006.2000
Rob Mackowiak, OF,1B8523734661126362353.2783
Gustavo Molina, C101801000114.0560
Nick Masset, P27100000001.0000
Jerry Owens, CF933564495921172763.26732
Pablo Ozuna, 3B,OF,2B2778919300339.2443
A. J. Pierzynski, C1364725412424014502566.2631
Scott Podsednik, LF6221430521342111336.24312
Danny Richar, 2B561873043936151633.2301
Ryan Sweeney, OF154559301545.2000
Luis Terrero, OF611171827205121235.2314
Jim Thome, DH13043279119190359695134.2750
Matt Thornton, P68100000001.0000
Juan Uribe, SS15051355120182206834112.2341
Javier Vázquez, P32600000002.0000
Team Totals
16254416931341249201906675321149.24678

Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; HR = Home runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERHRBBK
David Aardsma 216.40250032.139242342036
Lance Broadway 110.8741010.15210514
Mark Buehrle 1093.6330300201.020886812250115
Ryan Bukvich 105.05450135.236232052518
José Contreras 10175.5732300189.02321341172163113
John Danks 6135.5026260139.016092852858109
Dewon Day 0111.25130012.0191515197
Gavin Floyd 155.271610070.0854541171949
Jon Garland 10134.2332320208.121911498196098
Charlie Haeger 017.1580011.1171193101
Bobby Jenks 352.776604065.045202021756
Boone Logan 214.97680050.259302872335
Mike MacDougal 256.80540042.150373233639
Nick Masset 237.09271039.152333123121
Mike Myers 1011.20170013.2211917396
Heath Phillips 113.686007.11033152
Bret Prinz 008.104003.1433131
Andy Sisco 018.36190014.019131321113
Matt Thornton 444.79680256.159313043255
Javier Vázquez 1583.7432320216.219795902952213
Ehren Wassermann 112.74330023.0209701114
Team Totals
72904.77162162421440.215568397631745491015

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Charlotte Knights International League Marc Bombard
AA Birmingham Barons Southern League Rafael Santana
A Winston-Salem Warthogs Carolina League Tim Blackwell
A Kannapolis Intimidators South Atlantic League Chris Jones
Rookie Bristol White Sox Appalachian League Omer Muñoz
Rookie Great Falls White Sox Pioneer League Chris Cron

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