Melissa Sage-Bollenbach
Writer and Editor at South Side Sox
Die-hard White Sox fan! Mom of 2 incredible kids. I’ve got a Cubby hubby. Writer/editor/podcaster for @SouthSideSox @sox_populi @FansFirstSN
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1 week ago |
southsidesox.com | Melissa Sage-Bollenbach |Brett Ballantini
David Durochik/Diamond Images via Getty Images Buffalo Bisons 10, Charlotte Knights 9(Statcast box)There were a few roster moves in Charlotte prior to tonight’s contest.
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2 weeks ago |
southsidesox.com | Melissa Sage-Bollenbach
Michael Zagaris/Getty Images The Chicago White Sox, ever a representation of organizational clarity and functionality, have once again graced us with a series of roster moves that one can only describe as... well, peak White Sox. First, let’s look at the tale of Tim Elko. For at least a month, the denizens of White Sox Twitter were clamoring for the promotion of the Triple-A slugger. Elko was absolutely mashing in Charlotte.
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2 weeks ago |
southsidesox.com | Melissa Sage-Bollenbach
Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Charlotte Knights 8, Round Rock Express 0 (Statcast box)The Charlotte Knights flexed their offensive muscles, launching five dingers en route to a dominant victory over the Round Rock Express, bringing their record back to .500 at 24-24. The home run brigade started early for the Knights, as they jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on solo blasts from newly demoted Brooks Baldwin, Kyle Teel, and Korey Lee.
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2 weeks ago |
southsidesox.com | Melissa Sage-Bollenbach
Michael Reaves/Getty Images The Chicago White Sox once again found a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, falling to the Seattle Mariners this afternoon by a score of 6-5. The loss came largely thanks to a first-inning three-run tank by Julio Rodríguez and a late-game surge by the visitors. Despite a comeback effort and a power display of their own, the South Siders couldn’t overcome early deficits and the continued struggles of their bullpen.
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2 weeks ago |
southsidesox.com | Melissa Sage-Bollenbach
Geoff Stellfox/Getty Images It’s rubber match day at Rate Field! The Chicago White Sox (15-34) are looking to take the series against the Seattle Mariners (27-20) today after an exciting 1-0 win last night. After going 7-7 over their first 14 games in May, the South Siders hit a rough patch, losing five straight. However, last night’s nail-biter win against the M’s snapped that skid, providing a much-needed morale boost for a team that desperately needs it.
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This is outstanding. While I’m tough on the White Sox I also like to be sure to give kudos when they do something well. Really glad to see this! Well done!
Every pitch, every swing, every game starts with mental preparation. https://t.co/echDw0kOpT
Congrats, guys! This is awesome!
this #ClassPic goes crazy, @fromthe108
I remember what it was like to have a lockdown😭 closer. https://t.co/sBFa2ed1YK
