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Daily Position Focus: Outfield

Dayan Viciedo
Andrew Vaughn
Carlos Lee
White Sox Outfielders
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Andrew Benintendi
Drew Thorpe
Ky Bush

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* Factoid: Frank Thomas played Designated Hitter for the mighty White Sox. and * Factoid: Frank Thomas played First Base for the mighty White Sox.
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Luis returned to Chicago in 1968 after five years with Baltimore. The shortstop has appeared in eight All-Star games and has a World Series lifetime average of .286. Luis has led the A.L. in stolen bases 9 times.



One of Mike's finest games of 1972 was vs. his former Bosox teammates, August 28th. He hit 3-run Homer in 4th inning & 2-run Double in 6th as Chisox won 6-4.



Fielding Tips - Baseman's Stretch. Lew Fonseca, formerly first baseman of the Chicago White Sox, knows that umpires judge close plays at his base by watching the runner's foot and listening for the sound of the ball against the baseman's mitt. By stretching out to meet the ball Fonseca, and other good first basemen, can cut six to eight feet from the ball's flight, and cause it to smack into their mitts a split-second faster than would be the case if they stood upright on the base with their arms close to the body. First basemen must be expert on making one hand catches of wide throws.



Rookie Cards

Brandon McCarthy
Dylan Cease
Daniel Hudson

Gallery Redux!

Clint Brown, Pitcher - White Sox.
Frank Thomas, Designated Hitter - White Sox.

Back to the Front! White Sox card back du jour...

Freddy Garcia
Following a sub-par 2003 campaign, Freddy came up with a slider returned to his winning ways and trimmed 0.70 off his ERA last season. "I love that pitch," says the burly veteran, who has become expert at changing speeds with it and locating it. Garcia already had two fastballs, a change-up and a big curveball.
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Total Card Count

7,715

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