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1 CHICAGO WHITE SOX GAME NOTES Chicago White Sox Media Relations Department 333 W. 35th Street Chicago, IL Phone: Director: Bob Beghtol, Manager: GAME Ray Garcia, NOTES Coordinators: Leni Depoister, ; Joe Roti, Chicago White Sox whitesox.com orgullosox.com CHICAGO WHITE SOX (72-85) at DETROIT TIGERS (87-70) LHP Chris Sale (12-4, 2.20) vs. RHP Justin Verlander (14-12, 4.68) Game #158/Road #81 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 WHITE SOX AT A GLANCE The Chicago White Sox have won four of their last seven games, eight of their last 13 and nine of 15 overall as they conclude their fi nal trip of the season this afternoon at Detroit. LHP Chris Sale, who leads the AL and ranks second in MLB with a 2.20 ERA, makes his fi nal start of the season. The Sox (33-47) are going to fi nish under.500 on the road for the third straight season and sixth time in the last eight years. Chicago will fi nish 2014 with four games vs. Kansas City. TODAY S STORYLINES The White Sox and Tigers have split their 18 games this season both teams have scored 79 runs. Chicago is 6-4 in its last 10 games at Comerica Park after losing 14 of the previous 17 in Detroit. The Sox are hitting.325 (53-163) and have scored 25 runs over the last six games when facing Justin Verlander Detroit s righthander owns a 4.76 ERA (21 ER/39.2 IP) during that span. Chris Sale is 3-1 with a 1.63 ERA (7 ER/38.2 IP) and 44 strikeouts over his last fi ve starts vs. Detroit (5 QS). Jose Abreu ranks among the White Sox all-time rookie, singleseason leaders in home runs (T1st, 35) and RBI (3rd,105). LAST NIGHT S RECAP Miguel Cabrera hit a game-ending, RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Detroit a 4-3, walkoff win. Trailing 3-0 in the ninth, Chicago tied the game on RBI singles by Avisail Garcia (2 RBI) and Marcus Semien off David Price Carlos Sanchez fl ew out with the bases loaded to end the 9th. Scott Carroll received a no decision despite allowing just two runs (one earned) on five hits over 6.0 IP Jake Petricka suffered his sixth loss after allowing Cabrera s game-ending single. Alexei Ramirez went 2-4 with two doubles Adam Eaton was 2-4 after missing the previous two games (family reasons). SMOOTH SALE-ING Chris Sale is 3-1 with a 1.97 ERA (15 ER/68.2 IP), 69 strikeouts and a.222 opp. average over 10 road starts (8 QS) this season he would lead the AL in road ERA with the necessary IP. Sale is tied for seventh in MLB this season with a.165 average (20-121) vs. left-handers (2 XBH, 2 RBI and 6 BB). He needs two strikeouts to join Ed Walsh ( , 10-12), Tom Bradley ( ) and Javier Vazquez ( ) as the only pitchers in club history to record 200 in consecutive seasons. Sale is attempting to become the fi rst Sox pitcher to lead the AL in ERA since Joel Horlen in 1967 (2.08). HONORING THE CAPTAIN The White Sox will honor retiring captain Paul Konerko prior to Saturday night s game vs. Kansas City fi rst pitch is scheduled for 6:10 p.m. CT and fans are encouraged to arrive early. The pregame tribute will include a memorable presentation with special guests, celebratory team-issued gifts and videos. Tickets are available at whitesox.com, by calling 866-SOX- GAME or visiting the U.S. Cellular Field box offi ce. STRONG AT THE START White Sox starters own a 2.82 ERA (35 ER/111.2 IP) in the last 18 games (since 9/5) 14 of the starts have been quality. Starters have allowed two earned runs or less 11 times. Chicago s offense has scored 40 runs in support of the starters over the 18 games (three runs or less 14 times). A breakdown of Sox starters over the last 17 games: W-L ERA QS CG IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG RSA ROOKIE PHENOM A look at Jose Abreu s rookie accomplishments in 2014: Attempting to become the sixth player in White Sox history to win AL Rookie of the Year honors and fi rst since Ozzie Guillen in Attempting to become the third player (4x) in Sox history to lead the AL in HR (Bill Melton, 1971 and Dick Allen, 1972, 74), second to lead in RBI (Allen, 1972) and sixth (7x) to lead in SLG (Albert Belle, 1998). Is the fourth rookie in club history to record 100+ RBI in a season, joining Smead Jolley (114, 1930), Zeke Bonura (110, 1934) and Ron Kittle (100, 1983) joins Hal Trosky (1934), Ted Williams (1939) and Albert Pujols (2001) as the only players in MLB history to record 30 doubles, 30 home runs and 100 RBI in their rookie campaign. Is the fi rst Sox player since Paul Konerko in 2010 (30/39/111) to record 30 doubles, 30 home runs and 100 RBI in one season. Has driven in three-plus runs in a game 14 times, the second-highest total by a Sox rookie behind Zeke Bonura s 15 in 1934 (Elias). Has earned the following American League honors: All-Star; April and July POM; April, June and July ROM; co-pow (4/21-27). Is the fi fth White Sox to record three hitting streaks (14, 18 and 21) of 14-plus games in a year also owns a 25-game road streak. PAUL KONERKO S FAREWELL SEASON Paul Konerko is playing in his 18th and fi nal season, including 16 with the White Sox agreed to a one-year contract on 12/4/13. His 16-season tenure with the White Sox is the second-longest with a current team behind the Yankees Derek Jeter (20 seasons). Ranks among the franchise leaders in virtually every offensive category is the club leader in total bases and ranks second in home runs (Frank Thomas), RBI (Thomas) and games played (Luke Appling). The White Sox captain was part of the 2005 World Series championship team, was named the ALCS MVP and is a six-time All-Star. WHITE SOX VS. DETROIT TIGERS The season series is even at 9-9 with Chicago going 4-5 at home and 5-4 at Comerica Park in 2014 the White Sox are looking to win their second consecutive series in Detroit. The Sox are hitting.268 with 14 homers and own a 4.10 ERA (72 ER/158.0 IP) both teams have scored 79 runs. This series marks Paul Konerko s fi nal games vs. the Tigers he leads active players with 45 HR and 152 RBI vs. Detroit. The Sox have lost each of the last four season series, going since 2010 (15-28 mark on the road). Chicago trails in the all-time series, 1,023-1,055 it has gone at home ( at U.S. Cellular Field) and in Detroit (69-66 at Comerica Park). BOUNCE BACK IN THE MOTOR CITY The White Sox are 6-4 in the last 10 games at Comerica Park they are hitting.284 ( ) with nine homers and 50 runs scored (5.0 R/G) and own a 4.38 ERA (38 ER/78.0 IP). By contrast, the Sox went 3-14 over their previous 17 games in Detroit from 5/4/12-9/21/13 Chicago hit just.241, including a.231 mark with RISP, and owned a 4.93 ERA (80 ER/146.0 IP). FIGHTING AT THE FINISH The White Sox are in September and attempting to record their second winning month in 2014 (14-12 in July). The Sox own a 3.44 ERA (68 ER/178.0 IP) this month, their lowest monthly mark of the season (3.64 ERA in July) the starters have made 15 quality outings. By contrast, Chicago went 7-21 with a.236 average ( ) and 4.56 ERA (125 ER/246.2 IP) in September The White Sox have not fi nished above.500 in September/ October since going in ABREU TIES CLUB RECORD Jose Abreu hit his 35th home run in the ninth inning on 9/14 vs. Minnesota, tying Ron Kittle (1983) for the club rookie record. He is just the 10th rookie in baseball history to hit 35 or more homers in a season he is tied for sixth all-time with Kittle, Mike Piazza (1993), Hal Trosky (1934) and Rudy York (1937). Abreu s 35 home runs are the most by a player in his rookie season since St. Louis Albert Pujols hit 37 in He ranks third all-time among Sox rookies with 105 RBI. DRAMA MAJORS Fifteen of the White Sox 20 games in September have been decided by three runs or less, including eight one-run affairs. The Sox rank third in the AL with 51 one-run games (27-24 record) 19 of their games have ended on walk-off plays. Chicago has lost 40 games after holding a lead, the third-most in MLB behind TEX (43) and TOR (41) six defeats have come after owning a lead of three-plus runs in the seventh or later. QUALITY AND QUANTITY Seven of the White Sox last eight starts have been quality. Chicago has made 1,056 QS since 2003, the second-most in the majors during that span behind the New York Mets (1,061). The Sox are tied for fourth in the AL this season with 86 QS Jose Quintana (T3rd, 21), Chris Sale (5th, 20) and John Danks (T6th, 19) rank among the AL LHP QS leaders in MILESTONES WITHIN REACH Paul Konerko: One home run to tie Jason Giambi (440) for 41st place on the all-time list. Alexei Ramirez: One home run for 100 career. ON DECK: VS. KANSAS CITY ROYALS The White Sox close out the 2014 season with a four-game series vs. Kansas City at U.S. Cellular Field. The series will mark the fi nal games of Sox captain Paul Konerko s 18-year, major-league career (16 with Chicago). The Sox are 5-10 vs. the Royals this season, going 1-5 at U.S. Cellular Field and 4-5 at Kauffman Stadium. Chicago has lost four of the last fi ve games and eight of the last 10 after starting the season with a 3-2 mark. WHITE SOX 2014 BREAKDOWN Sox After 157/158 in /62-96 Current Streak...Lost 1 Current Trip Last Homestand Last 10 Games Series Record Series First Game First/Second Half /27-34 Home/Road /33-47 Day/Night /49-53 Opp. Above/At-Below /30-38 vs. RHS/LHS /21-23 vs. AL East vs. AL Central vs. AL West Interleague Comeback W s/l s After Leading...35/40 Extra innings One-run/two-run games /12-20 Leading after 6/7/ /56-9/60-7 Trailing after 6/7/ /5-66/4-71 Tied after 6/7/ /11-10/7-7 Sox/opp. quality start /29-55 Sox/opp. score fi rst /26-56 Sox/opp. score /20-73 Sox/opp. score 3 or less /52-12 Average time of game...3:08 UPCOMING PROBABLES AT DETROIT TIGERS Wednesday: 12:08 p.m. CT, CSN LHP Chris Sale (12-4, 2.20) vs. RHP Justin Verlander (14-12, 4.68) VS. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Thursday: 7:10 p.m. CT, CSN RHP James Shields (14-8, 3.18) vs. LHP Jose Quintana (9-22, 3.22) Friday: 7:10 p.m. CT, WCIU RHP Jeremy Guthrie (12-11, 4.28) vs. RHP Hector Noesi (8-10, 4.39) Saturday: 6:10 p.m. CT, CSN LHP Danny Duffy (9-11, 2.32) vs. LHP John Danks (10-11, 4.82) Sunday: 1:10 p.m. CT, CSN RHP Yordano Ventura (14-10, 3.07) vs. RHP Chris Bassitt (1-1, 3.65) All games carried live on WSCR 670 AM and 97.5 FM ESPN Deportes SOX VS. DETROIT (9-9) Date H/R Result WP LP 4/21 R W, 3-1 Danks Sanchez 4/22 R L, 6-8 Verlander Leesman 4/23 R W, 6-4 Rienzo Reed 4/24 R L, 4-7 Scherzer Quintana 4/29 H L, 3-4 Chamberlain Belisario 4/30 H L, 1-5 Scherzer Noesi 6/9 H W, 6-5 Noesi Porcello 6/10 H Ppd rain; rescheduled as DH on 8/30 6/11 H W, 8-2 Danks Verlander 6/12 H L, 0-4 Scherzer Sale 7/29 R W, 11-4 Quintana Sanchez 7/30 R L, 7-2 Scherzer Noesi 7/31 R W, 7-4 Belisario Soria 8/29 H L, 1-7 Verlander Carroll 8/30 H W, 6-3 Sale Scherzer H L, 4-8 Ryan Bassitt 8/31 H W, 6-2 Quintana Porcello 9/22 R W, 2-0 Bassitt Lobstein 9/23 R L, 3-4 Nathan Petricka 9/24 R 12:08 p.m. CT WHITE SOX ON TRIP (4-4) at K.C/T.B./DET /2-1/1-1 Average (68-272) Home Runs...4 Runs Scored/Allowed ERA (24 ER/68.2 IP) Quality Starts...6 MLB PITCHING LEADERS Pitcher, Club ERA Clayton Kershaw, LAD 1.80 Chris Sale, SOX 2.20 Johnny Cueto, CIN 2.29 Felix Hernandez, SEA 2.34 Pitcher, Club WHIP Clayton Kershaw, LAD 0.86 Felix Hernandez, SEA 0.94 Chris Sale, SOX 0.96 Johnny Cueto, CIN 0.97 Pitcher, Club SO/9.0 IP Clayton Kershaw, LAD Chris Sale, SOX Max Scherzer, DET Corey Kluber, CLE World Champions: 1906, 1917, 2005 AL Champions: 1901, 1906, 1917, 1919, 1959, 2005 AL West Champions: 1983, 1993 AL Central Champions: 2000, 2005, 2008

2 #49 WHITE SOX STARTING PITCHER CHRIS SALE LHP Height: 6-6 Weight: 180 Age: 25 (March 30, 1989) Born: Lakeland, Fla. Resides: Fort Myers, Fla. Signed Through: 2017 vs. Opp. vs. Opp. vs. Opp. Pitcher Career Career LHP Chris Sale 12-4, , , , , , 2.93 RHP Justin Verlander 14-12, , , , , , 4.07 SALE AT A GLANCE Makes his 26th start and final start of the season (11th on the road) and third vs. Kansas City. Is attempting to become the fourth White Sox pitcher to win the AL Cy Young Award, joining Early Wynn (1959), LaMarr Hoyt (1983) and Jack McDowell (1993). Also attempting to become the first Sox pitcher to lead the American League in ERA since Joel Horlen in 1967 (2.08) his 2.20 ERA would be the lowest by a Sox pitcher since Wilbur Wood (1.91) in 1971 and the lowest by an AL lefty since Ron Guidry (1.74) in His.205 opponent batting average would be the eighth-lowest in White Sox history and best since Gary Peters (.199) in Needs two strikeouts to join Ed Walsh ( , 10-12), Tom Bradley ( ) and Javier Vazquez ( ) as the only pitchers in franchise history to record 200 in back-to-back seasons. Is 5-1 with a 1.99 ERA (20 ER/90.2 IP) in his last 13 road starts dating back to 8/17/13. Has allowed one or no runs in 35 of his 84 career starts (41.7 percent), including 14 scoreless outings. Carried a no-hitter into the fourth inning in six straight starts from 4/17-6/12, including into the sixth on 4/17 vs. Boston and 5/22 vs. Yankees. LAST START Suffered his fourth loss on 9/17 at Kansas City allowed five runs on nine hits over 5.0 IP, matching his shortest start of the season not interrupted by rain walked two and struck out six gave up a three-run Sale Among AL Leaders In 2014 Category Rank No. ERA 1st 2.20 SO/9.0 IP 1st WHIP 2nd 0.92 Opponents OBP 2nd.260 Runners/9.0 IP 2nd 9.16 Opponents Avg. 3rd.205 Hits/9.0 IP 3rd 6.70 Opponents SLG 3rd.307 Opponents OPS 3rd.566 SO/BB Ratio 4th 5.50 Strikeouts 6th 198 Winning Pct. 6th.750 Complete Games T6th 2 BB/9.0 IP 10th 1.93 Most 10+ SO Games In White Sox History Pitcher (GS w/sox) No. Chris Sale (84) 17 Ed Walsh (312) 17 Juan Pizarro (145) 15 Javier Vazquez (97) 13 Alex Fernandez (197) 12 homer to Lorenzo Cain in the third inning and a solo shot to Alcides Escobar in the fourth left with a 5-1 deficit after throwing 96 pitches (67 strikes) Sox lost, 6-2. K-ZONE Has struck out 12-plus batters a franchise-record 10 times, tied with Felix Hernandez and Cliff Lee for fifthhighest total among active pitchers has accomplished the feat a major-league high four times in Has struck out 10 or more batters 17 times in his career, tied with Hall-of-Famer Ed Walsh for the most in White Sox history has recorded a franchise-record seven double-digit strikeout games in 2014, tied with Max Scherzer for third-most in the major leagues. His 198 strikeouts are a franchise-record by a White Sox pitcher through 25 starts of a season, five more than the mark he set in 2013 (STATS). His 56 strikeouts in August tied San Francisco s Madison Bumgarner for the major-league lead and tied Javier Vazquez (9/07) for the sixth-highest monthly total in franchise history. Has struck out 615 batters through his first 84 career starts, which according to Elias is the most in White Sox history and second-most among active pitchers behind Tim Lincecum (633). PRECISION AND POWER Owns a 5.50 strikeout-to-walk ratio this season (198 SO/36 BB), which would break his own club record of 4.91 set last season has struck out 10 or more batters with no walks four times in 84 career starts, tied with Juan Pizarro (145 starts from ) for the franchise record QUICK HITS Sox are in his starts has made 20 quality starts, including 15 of his last 17 five of his no decisions have resulted in starts when he has left with the lead is 5-0 with six ND this season when pitching after a Sox loss has given up five hits or less in 15 of his 25 starts His 0.85 ERA in July is the fifth-lowest by a Sox pitcher in that month since at least #TARGETSALE Was named to his third straight AL All-Star Team, winning the Final Vote (1 ER/1.0 IP) became the first White Sox pitcher to make three consecutive All-Star Games since Jack McDowell ( ) STARTS OF NOTE Earned his 12th victory on 9/11 vs. Oakland, allowing just two hits (both singles) over 8.0 scoreless IP only one batter advanced to second base struck out a season-high 13 on 8/30-1 vs. Detroit fanned 10-plus batters for the 17th time in 81 career starts, tying the club record set by Ed Walsh, who reached the mark in his 288th start posted a ND on 8/12 at San Francisco despite throwing 8.0 scoreless IP registered his seventh career complete game on 7/4 vs. Seattle recorded his fourth career game with no walks and 10-plus strikeouts posted his sixth career complete game on 6/1 vs. San Diego (28 batters). Retired the first 17 batters on 5/22 vs. the Yankees posted a ND on 4/17 vs. Boston despite allowing just one run on one hit over 7.0 IP with 10 strikeouts did not allow a hit until Xander Bogaerts solo home run with two outs in the sixth inning. LITTLE RESISTANCE VS. LEFTIES Has limited left-handers to a.184 (85-462) average in three seasons as a starter, the second-lowest mark in the major leagues behind Clayton Kershaw (.175) lefties are hitting.165 (20-121) with two extra-base hits in 2014 and.194 ( ) with a.247 on-base percentage and three home runs in his career. Brennan Boesch (two) and Travis Hafner (one) are the only lefties to homer off Sale Boesch (9/2/12 at Comerica Park) is the last lefty to homer off Sale, who has faced 323 lefties since that homer. ONE AND DONE Allowed one hit with 10 strikeouts in back-to-back starts on 4/17 vs. Boston and 5/22 vs. the Yankees, joining R.A. Dickey (6/13-18/12) as the only pitchers in the modern era to accomplish that feat (Elias). CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Is a three-time American League All-Star ( ) is the first White Sox starting pitcher to make three straight All-Star Games since Jack McDowell ( ) was the winning pitcher at the 2013 Midsummer Classic at New York s Citi Field, throwing 2.0 scoreless IP. Has finished in the Top 6 of the American League Cy Young voting each of the last two seasons. Vs. detroit TIGERS Is 5-5 with a 2.93 ERA (28 ER/86.0 IP) in 21 career appearances (10 starts) and 1-1 with a 2.57 ERA (4 ER/14.0 IP) and 23 strikeouts in 2014 has gone 3-2 with a 1.74 ERA (9 ER/46.2 IP) and 55 strikeouts in his last six starts, allowing 35 hits with seven walks. Won his last start on 8/30-1 at U.S. Cellular Field, allowing three runs over 7.0 IP with a season-high 13 strikeouts lost on 6/12/14 at home despite allowing one run on five hits (a Victor Martinez solo home run) with no walks and 10 strikeouts over 7.0 IP. Is 2-2 with 3.58 ERA (13 ER/32.2 IP) in seven games (four starts) at Comerica Park START-by-START LOG (25 STARTs) Date Opp. W-L IP H R ER HR BB SO #P EXIT ERA 3/31 vs. Min. W /6 at K.C. W /11 vs. Cle. W /17 vs. Bos. ND /22 vs. NYY W /27 vs. Cle. ND /1 vs. S.D. W CG /7 at LAA ND /12 vs. Det. L /18 vs. S.F. W /23 at Bal. ND /28 at Tor. W /4 vs. Sea W CG /9 at Bos. ND /21 vs. K.C. W /26 at Min. W /1 vs. Min. ND /6 vs. Tex. L /12 at S.F. ND /18 vs. Bal. L /24 at NYY ND /30-1 vs. Det. W /5 at Cle. ND /11 vs. Oak. W /17 at K.C. L Totals Career Totals STAtisTICAL BREAKDOWN Category W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Home Road Day Night March/April May June July August Sept Category AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB SO GDP OBP SLG Total vs. Left vs. Right SALE VS. DETROIT TIGERS Player AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Victor Martinez Rajai Davis Ian Kinsler Ezequiel Carrera Torii Hunter J.D. Martinez Miguel Cabrera Bryan Holaday Alex Avila Hernan Perez Nick Castellanos Don Kelly Eugenio Suarez SALE S 2014 breakdown W-L GS-QS Pct. RSA #P/GS SB-ATT PCK GIDP SO/9.0 SO/BB SALE S GAME BESTS AS STARTER 2013 Season Career SO 13 (8/30-1 vs. Det., 7.0 IP) 15 (5/28/12 at T.B., 7.1 IP) Low Hits 2 (6/1 vs. S.D., 9.0 IP) 1 (5/12/13 vs. LAA, 9.0 IP) IP 9.0 (2x, last 7/4 vs. Sea.) 9.0 (4x, last 7/4/14 vs. Sea.) CG 2 (last 7/4 vs. Sea.) 7 (last 7/4/14 vs. Sea.) SHO None 1 (5/12/13 vs. LAA) Win Streak 5 games (2x, last 6/18-7/26) 8 games (5/17-7/15/12) JUSTIN VERLANDER vs. WHITE SOX Player AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Alexei Ramirez Paul Konerko Dayan Viciedo Tyler Flowers Jose Abreu Adam Eaton Conor Gillaspie Marcus Semien Jordan Danks Moises Sierra Avisail Garcia Josh Phegley Carlos Sanchez Leury Garcia Adrian Nieto tomorrow s starter LHP Jose Quintana (9-10, 3.22) makes his 32nd start of the season, 15th at home and fourth vs. Kansas City needs 7.0 IP to reach 30 starts and IP for the second consecutive season. Won his second straight start on 9/19 at Tampa Bay, allowing three runs (one earned) on nine hits over 7.1 IP struck out a career-high 13 in his previous start on 9/13 vs. Minnesota. Is 0-5 with a 4.20 ERA (33 ER/70.2 IP) in 11 career starts against the Royals.

3 WHITE SOX BULLPEN NOTES TEAM BULLPEN NOTES Series: 0-1; SV, 1-1; 2 ER/3.1 IP Saves: (63.6) IR-IS: (31.3) 1st Batter: (.223) Season Highs: IP (8.0; 4/16 vs. Bos.) SO (8; 4/30 vs. Det.) Bullpen includes seven right-handers and two lefties. Relievers are 3-2 with a 3.24 ERA (12 ER/33.1 IP) and.286 (36-126) average against over the last 13 games. The Sox bullpen owns a 2.77 ERA (4 ER/13.0 IP) over its last six games on the road opponents are hitting.294 (15-51) during that span. White Sox relievers have issued 229 walks in 2014, the fourth-most in Sox history and most since 1996 (240). The bullpen tied a franchise record with 15 runs allowed on 8/3 (third time, also 1923 and 1936). Sox relievers have surrendered 75 HR since 2013, the second-fewest in the American League. Last Game: L; 2 ER/2.0 IP Trip: 1-2; SV, 3-4; 9 ER/21.0 IP #54 RONALD BELISARIO, RHP Last Game: 1 ER/1.0 IP Trip: HLD; 1 ER/3.0 IP 2014 SV/HLD: 8 (6/24 at Bal.)/12 (9/16 at K.C.) IR-IS: (40.0) 1st Batter Faced: (.273) Career High In Relief: IP (3.0; 2x; last 7/5/14 vs. Sea.) SO (5; 2x, last 9/21/12 at Cin.) Last Relief Outing: 9/23 at Detroit (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO) AL Relief Leaders: T6th-Opp. GIDP (10); 8th-GB % (60.3). Allowed one run over 1.0 IP last night... had his eightappearance scoreless streak (7.1 IP) come to an end. Ten of his last 13 outings have been scoreless. Ranks second among Sox relievers in games (61). Owns a 0.93 ERA (2 ER/19.1 IP) when going at least 2.0 IP this season. Has made 37 scoreless appearances this season. Righties are hitting.217 ( ) with 12 home runs in his career. #39 MAIKEL CLETO (CLAY-toe), RHP Last Game: 0 ER/1.0 IP Trip: 0 ER/3.1 IP Scoreless Streak: 2 (2.0 IP) 2014 Holds: 4 (last, 4/16 vs. Boston) IR-IS: 14-6 (42.9) 1st Batter Faced: 2-22 (.091) Career High In Relief: IP (2.1; 2x, last 6/5/13 vs. Arz.) SO (5; 6/5/13 vs. Arz.) Last Relief Outing: 9/23 at Detroit (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 SO) Tossed a scoreless eighth inning last night at Detroit eight of his last 12 appearances have been scoreless... hasn't allowed an earned run over his last four games. Has recorded 19 SO over his last 14 outings (struck out 10 in his previous 13). Has made 16 scoreless appearances with the White Sox (11 have been hitless). Is holding opponents to a.220 average (24-109) at the major-league level lefthanders are 9-52 (.173) and righties are (.263). #41 JAVY GUERRA, RHP Last Game: DNP Trip: HLD; 1 ER/2.0 IP Scoreless Streak: 1 (1.0 IP) 2014 Holds: 7 (last, 9/15 at Kansas City) IR-IS: (50.0) 1st Batter Faced: (.278) Career High In Relief: IP (2.2; 8/1/12 vs. Arz.) SO (4; 7/31/14 at Det.) Last Relief Outing: 9/20 at Tampa Bay (1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 0 SO) Tossed 1.0 scoreless IP 9/20 at Tampa Bay owns a 1.15 ERA (2 ER/15.2 IP) over his last 14 outings and a 1.99 ERA (5 ER/22.2 IP) in his last 22. Has made 32 scoreless appearances this season. Is limiting lefties to a.213 average (18-89) this season opponents are (.204) with RISP, 5-26 (.192) with RISP/two outs and 1-7 (.143) with the bases loaded. #27 MATT LINDSTROM, RHP Last Game: DNP Trip: 1 ER/2.2 IP 2014 Saves: 6-10 (60.0) IR-IS: 8-11 (72.7) 1st Batter Faced: 9-28 (.321) Career High In Relief: IP (2.1; 2x, last 4/5/13 vs. Sea.) SO (4; 8/18/13 at Min.) Last Relief Outing: 9/21 at Tampa Bay (1.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO) Allowed one unearned run 9/21 at Tampa Bay has allowed a run in four of his last five outings. Has posted a 0.93 ERA (1 ER/9.2 IP) over his last 11 games on the road. Owns a 1.64 ERA (2 ER/11.0 IP) in save situations this season, compared to a 5.91 ERA (14 ER/21.1 IP) in nonsave chances. Owns a 2.36 career ERA (52 ER/198.1 IP) in 223 career road games, compared to a 4.77 mark (117 ER/220.2 IP) at home (243 outings). AL Rankings in 2014 Category Rank No. Walks 1st 229 1st Batter AVG 6th.223 Wins T7th 23 Holds 11th 66 IR Scored Pct. 11th 31.3 IP 12th Saves 12th 35 Save Pct. 12th 63.6 Opp. AVG 14th.263 ERA 14th 4.28 Strikeouts 15th 367 Best GB% Since 2010 (MLB Relievers) Pitcher GB Pct. Jonny Venters 68.6 Brad Ziegler 67.7 Randy Choate 63.2 Seth Maness 62.8 Javier Lopez 62.6 Ronald Belisario 62.4 Lowest Road ERA By MLB Reliever Since 2011 Pitcher ERA Eric O Flaherty 1.30 Matt Lindstrom 1.36 Darren O Day 1.70 Koji Uehara 1.78 Tyler Clippard 1.84 #52 JAKE PETRICKA (puh-tritch-kuh), RHP Last Game: L; 1 ER/0.0 IP Trip: 0-2; SV, 1-2; HLD; 3 ER/3.0 IP 2014 SV/HLD: 14 (9/22 at Det.)/9 (9/19 at T.B.) IR-IS: (37.8) 1st Batter Faced: (.211) Career High In Relief: IP (3.0; 4/19/14 at Tex.) SO (3; 4/11/14 vs. Cle.) Last Relief Outing: 9/23 at Detroit (L, 1-6; 0.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO) AL Relief Leaders: 2nd-GB % (63.9); T3rd-Opp. GIDP (12); T9th-IP (72.0). Surrendered a game-ending, RBI single to Miguel Cabrera in the ninth inning last night has allowed eight runs over 6.0 IP in his last seven outings on the road. Has posted a 1.47 ERA (3 ER/18.1 IP) over his last 19 games at home. Owns a 1.89 ERA (8 ER/38.0 IP) at home and 3.97 mark (15 ER/34.0 IP) on road. Fifty-one of his 65 appearances this season have been scoreless and 30 have been hitless, including five straight from 4/29-5/7. Is holding righties to a.207 average (30-145) in 2014 (lefties are hitting.304) opponents are 0-11 with the bases loaded. #57 ZACH PUTNAM, RHP Last Game: DNP Trip: SV, 2-2; HLD; 0 ER/2.1 IP Scoreless Streak: 2 (1.2 IP) 2014 SV/HLD: 6 (9/19 at T.B.)/16 (9/15 at K.C.) IR-IS: 29-3 (10.3) 1st Batter Faced: 6-44 (.136) Career High In Relief: IP (2.2; 4/25/14 vs. T.B..) SO (4; 4/22/14 at Det.) Last Relief Outing: 9/19 at Tampa Bay (SV, 6; 0.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 SO, 1 HB) AL Relief Leaders: 2nd-IRS % (10.3); 4th-AVG/1st Batter (.136); 10th-ERA (1.98). Recorded his sixth save of the season and fifth straight on 9/19 owns a 0.96 ERA (2 ER/18.2 IP) over his last 19 outings. Owns a 8.0 scoreless IP streak in his last eight games at U.S. Cellular Field hasn t allowed an earned run at home since 7/5 vs. Seattle (10 games). Leads Sox relievers in ERA (1.98), opponents average (.205) and holds (16). Has made 37 scoreless appearances this season (49 appearances overall). Is 3-1 with a 2.22 ERA (7 ER/28.1 IP) over 24 games on the road and 2-2 with a 1.71 ERA (5 ER/26.1 IP) over 25 games at home. Opponents are (.205) this season righties are hitting.170 (15-88) and lefties are at.235 (24-102). #68 scott snodgress, LHP Last Game: DNP Trip: 0 ER/0.2 IP Scoreless Streak: 2 (0.2 IP) 2014 Holds: N/A IR-IS: 3-1 (33.3) 1st Batter Faced: 2-3 (.667) Career High In Relief: IP 1.0 (9/9/14 vs. Oak.) SO 1 (9/9/14 vs. Oak.) Last Relief Outing: 9/21 at Tampa Bay (0.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 SO) Failed to retire the only batter he faced 9/21 at Tampa Bay. Tossed 0.2 scoreless IP on 9/17 at Kansas City. Recorded his first career strikeout on 9/9 vs. Oakland (Brandon Moss). Made his major-league debut on 9/3 at Minnesota, allowing a two-run home run to Kennys Vargas in the sixth inning. Has gone 6-8 with a 4.01 ERA (62 ER/139.0 IP) and 95 strikeouts over 29 appearances (21 starts) between Class AA Birmingham and Charlotte. #53 Eric surkamp, LHP Last Game: DNP Trip: 1-0; HLD; 0 ER/2.1 IP Scoreless Streak: 3 (2.1 IP) 2014 Holds: 6 (last, 9/19 at Tampa Bay) IR-IS: 26-3 (11.5) 1st Batter Faced: 3-26 (.115) Career High In Relief: IP (1.2; 9/13-2/14 vs. Min.) SO (4; 9/13-2/14 vs. Min.) Last Relief Outing: 9/21 at Tampa Bay (1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 SO) Made his third straight scoreless outing 9/21 at Tampa Bay owns a 2.53 ERA (3 ER/10.2 IP) over his last 15 games has tossed at least 1.0 IP in five of his last six games. Owns a nine-appearance scoreless streak on the road (5.1 IP). Has made 21 scoreless appearances this season. Is holding left-handers to a.195 average (8-41) in 2014 three of the eight hits have been home runs. #40 DANIEL WEBB, RHP Last Game: DNP Trip: 3 ER/1.2 IP 2014 Holds: 4 (last, 8/17 vs. Toronto) IR-IS: (28.2) 1st Batter Faced: (.213) Career High In Relief: IP (3.0; 4/16/14 vs. Bos.) SO (5; 7/1-1/14 vs. LAA) Last Relief Outing: 9/21 at Tampa Bay (0.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO) AL Relief Leaders: T6th-Wins (6); T8th-Opp. GIDP (9). Allowed two runs over 0.1 IP 9/21 at Tampa Bay has allowed four runs over his last three appearances (3.0 IP). Owns a 2.00 ERA (2 ER/9.0 IP) over his last seven games at U.S. Cellular Field. Is the fourth White Sox reliever to record six or more wins in a season since 2010 Nate Jones in 2012 (8), Jesse Crain in 2011 (8) and J.J. Putz in 2010 (7). Is 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP) and 10 strikeouts with no rest in 2014 and 1-0 with a 2.04 ERA (4 ER/17.2) when going at least 2.0 IP (eight outings). Left-handers are (.212) this season and (.220) in his career. WHITE SOX PITCHERS vs. detroit tigers 2014 CAREER Pitcher ERA W L S IP ER SO ERA W L S IP ER SO Bassitt Belisario Carroll Cleto Danks Guerra Lindstrom Noesi Petricka Putnam Quintana Sale Snodgress Surkamp Webb TOTALS WHITE SOX pitching BREAKDOWN W-L ERA GS-QS Pct. CG SHO SV-OPP IP H R ER BB SO AVG Starters Relievers Last 10 reviews/challenges (79 overall) Play Inn. Umpires Ruling Time 9/9 vs. Oak. Donaldson safe at 1B 1th D. Scott/Q. Wolcott Overturned 1:06 9/9 vs. Oak. Crisp out at 1B 8th D. Scott/Q. Wolcott Overturned 1:17 9/10 vs. Oak. Crisp out at 2B 8th D. Scott/D. Iassogna Confirmed 1:18 9/13 vs. Min. Danks double 7th L. Vanover/A. Hernandez Confirmed 0:44 9/14 vs. Min. Santana safe at 1B 3rd L. Vanover/A. Hernandez Stands 2:35 9/16 at K.C. Viciedo out at 2B 2nd L. Diaz/J. Nelson Confirmed 1:59 9/17 at K.C. Abreu safe at 2B 1st L. Diaz/J. Nelson Overturned 0:55 9/20 at T.B. Franklin HR 2nd J. Joyce/M. Hudson Stands 1:19 9/21 at T.B. Myers out at 1B 6th J. Joyce/C. Blaser Overturned 2:31 9/23 at Det. Romine safe at 2B 8th M. Winters/A. Fletcher Stands Bold = challenged by White Sox manager Robin Ventura Italics = reviewed by umpire crew chief

4 WHITE SOX HITTERS NOTES TEAM HITTING NOTES Series:.197 (13-66), 1 HR, 5 R Road:.253 (701-2,774), 81 HR, 324 R Trip:.250 (68-272), 4 HR, 32 R The White Sox are hitting.284 (90-317) with 44 runs scored in nine games this season at Comerica Park. Chicago has scored 10-plus runs six times and been shut out eight times in #79 JOSE ABREU, 1B, R-R Last Game: 0-4 Trip: 6-29, 4 RBI, 5 BB, 2 R MultiHR Games: 4 (6/27/14 at Tor.) GS: 1 (4/26/14 vs. T.B.) 2014 High Streak: 21 (7/6-8/1) Career High: H (3; 7x, 7/13/14 at Cle.) HR (2; 4x, 6/27/14 at Tor.) RBI (6; 4/25/14 vs. T.B.) His 35 homers are tied with Ron Kittle (1983) for the club rookie record his 105 RBI are third behind Smead Jolley (114 in 1930) and Zeke Bonura (110 in 1934). Joins Hal Trosky (1934), Ted Williams (1939) and Albert Pujols (2001) as the only rookies in major-league history to record 30 doubles, 30 homers and 100 RBI. Is attempting to become the first rookie in MLB history to rank in the Top 5 in each Triple Crown category. Leads the AL in the second half in OBP (.437) and ranks second in average (.352) and OPS (.948). Abreu Among AL Leaders Category Rank No. Slugging Pct. 1st.582 OPS 2nd.964 Total Bases T2nd 315 RBI T3rd 105 Home Runs T3rd 35 Extra-Base Hits 4th 72 OBP 6th.382 Average 6th.316 Is hitting.397 (27-68) with eight doubles, five home runs, 13 RBI in 18 games vs. Detroit this season. His.342 ( ) average since 6/9 ranks second in the major leagues. Is on pace to hit 37 homers, which would tie Albert Pujols (2001) and Al Rosen (1950) for the fourth-highest total by a rookie in baseball history. Is the only MLB player this season with three hitting streaks of 14-plus games. Has hit safely in 109 of 141 games this season. Has won the following AL monthly awards in 2014: April Player, April Rookie, June Rookie, July Player and July Rookie also was named an AL All-Star. #20 JORDAN DANKS, OF, L-R Last Game: DNP Trip: 4-12, 3 R MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 5 (2x, 9/10-21) Career High: H (3; 8/27/13 vs. Hou.) HR (1; 8x, 8/17/14 vs. Tor.) RBI (3; 8/17/14 vs. Tor.) Is in his third stint with the Sox this season (19 starts in CF, 7 in LF, 1 in RF). Is hitting.375 (6-16) in his last six games and.306 (19-62) over his last 26. Has appeared in 89 games in CF, 34 in RF and 31 in LF during his career. #1 ADAM EATON, OF, L-L Last Game: 2-4, R Trip: 10-25, 2 2B, 3B, 6 R, BB Current Streak: 1 (.500, 2-4) MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 12 (6/13-25) Career High: H (4; 5x, 9/16/14 at K.C.) HR (1; 6x, 4/12/14 vs. Cle.) RBI (3; 9/18/13 vs. LAD) AL Leaders: 3rd-AVG/RISP (.360); T2nd-3B (9); 9th-AVG (.300). Ranks second among AL leadoff hitters with a.362 on-base percentage. Is hitting.335 (91-272) in his last 70 games dating back to 6/13. Ranks third in the AL after the break in average (.351) and fi fth in OBP (.401). Matched his career high with four hits (fourth time) on 9/16 at Kansas City. His nine triples are the most by a Sox player since Ray Durham (10) in #21 TYLER FLOWERS, C, R-R Last Game: 0-0 Trip: 4-14, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R Current Streak: 1 (.333, 1-3) MultiHR Games: 2 (2x, 9/8/14 vs. Oak.) GS: None Season-High Streak: 8 (8/28-9/8) Career High: H (4; 4/3/14 vs. Min.) HR (2; 2x, 9/8/14 vs. Oak.) RBI (4; 2x, 9/2/14 at Min.) AL Leaders (C): T3rd-GS (119); 4th-IC (1,044.0). His two-run homer on Monday accounted for the only runs of the game. Has six home runs and 10 RBI in his last 14 games. Ranks third in the AL after the break in slugging (.565) and sixth in OPS (.908). Recorded his second career multihomer game on 9/8 vs. Oakland (also 9/2/14 at Minnesota) became the fi rst Sox player since Joe Crede on 8/27/02 vs. Toronto to hit a game-tying homer in the ninth and a walkoff homer in extras (Elias). Has thrown out 26.5 percent (22-83) of attempted basestealers pitchers own a 3.94 ERA (457 ER/1,044.0 IC) when he is behind the plate. #26 AVISAIL GARCIA, OF, R-R Last Game: 1-4, 2 RBI, R Trip: 7-28, 2B, 5 RBI, R, BB Current Streak: 1 (.250, 1-4) MultiHR Games: 1 (4/8/14 at Col.) GS: None Season-High Streak: 5 (9/6-11) Career High: H (4; 4/8/14 at Col.) HR (2; 4/8/14 at Col.) RBI (3; 6x, 8/21/14 vs. Bal.) Recorded his second career multihomer game on Sunday at Tampa Bay (also 4/8/14 at Colorado), hitting 442-foot and 468-foot solo shots off Nathan Karns. Is hitting.299 (23-77) with three home runs and 15 RBI in his last 20 games and.258 (33-128) in 34 games since being reinstated from the disabled list on 8/16. Suffered a torn labrum in his last left shoulder on 4/9 at Colorado. #28 LEURY GARCIA, INF, S-R Last Game: DNP Trip: 0-1 MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 3 (3x, 7/1-5) Career High: H (3; 2x, 9/11/13 vs. Det.) HR (N/A) RBI (2; 4/2/14 vs. Min.) Has made 11 starts at 2B, 11 at 3B, seven in CF, two at SS and one in LF. Is hitting.124 (11-89) in his last 40 games. Has entered 17 games as a pinch runner (four runs scored and six stolen bases). #12 CONOR GILLASPIE, INF, L-R Last Game: 0-0, BB Trip: 3-20, 3B, 4 RBI, R MultiHR Games: None GS: 1 (8/17/14 vs. Tor). Season-High Streak: 11 (3/31-4/13) Career High: H (4; 5/26/14 vs. Cle.) HR (1; 19x, 8/24/14 at NYY) RBI (4; 2x, 8/17/14 vs. Tor.) Ranks second among AL third baseman in average and tied for third in doubles. Is 0-11 over his last four games hit a game-winning, three run triple in the seventh inning off Wade Davis on 9/16 at Kansas City. His 31 doubles are the most by a Sox third baseman since Joe Crede (31) in #14 PAUL KONERKO, 1B/DH, R-R Last Game: 1-4 Trip: 2-12 Current Streak: 2 (.286, 2-7) MultiHR Games: 29 (5/2/11 vs. Bal.) GS: 10 (9/8/11 vs. Cle.) Season-High Streak: 6 (7/22-8/1) Career High: H (5; 3x, 5/8/11 at Sea.) HR (3; 7/7/09 vs. Cle.) RBI (7; 7/7/09 vs. Cle.) Returned to the lineup on 9/19 at Tampa Bay after suffering with a sesamoid fracture in his left hand on 9/2 at Minnesota. Is hitting.254 (30-118) with 4 HR and 16 RBI vs. LHP and.308 (8-26) as a PH. Has made 46 starts this season. Is the Sox franchise leader with 4,010 total bases, ranks second to Frank Thomas with 432 homers and 1,383 RBI and second to Luke Appling with 2,265 games played. Ranks 42nd all-time with 439 home runs, one behind Jason Giambi. #17 ADRIAN NIETO, C, S-R Last Game: DNP Trip: 0-1 MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 5 (7/6-27) Career High: H (3; 2x, 5/18/14 at Hou.) HR (1; 2x, 9/14/14 vs. Min.) RBI (2; 5/18/14 at Hou.) Hit his second major-league home run on 9/14 vs. Minnesota. Has made 31 starts has thrown out 11.5 percent (3-26) of basestealers. Sox pitchers own a 5.45 ERA (176 ER/290.2 IP) when he is behind the plate. #36 JOSH PHEGLEY, C, R-R Last Game: 0-3 Trip: 2-15, 2B, 2 RBI, R MultiHR Games: None GS: 1 (7/11/13 at Det.) Season-High Streak: None Career High: H (3; 2x, 9/14/13 vs. Cle.) HR (1; 4x, 8/25/13 vs. Tex.) RBI (4; 7/11/13 at Det.) White Sox pitchers own a 4.33 ERA (31 ER/62.1 IP) when he is behind the plate. Has thrown out 1-6 (16.7 percent) attempted basestealers. Ranked second in the International League in extra-base hits (2nd, 57), homers (23) and slugging percentage (3rd,.530) was honored as an IL mid/postseason All-Star. #10 ALEXEI RAMIREZ, SS, R-R Last Game: 2-4, 2 2B, R Trip: 11-33, 3 2B, 5 RBI, 5 R Current Streak: 1 (.500, 2-4) MultiHR Games: 1 (4/12/11 vs. Oak.) GS: 6 (5/9/14 vs. Ari.) Season-High Streak: 17 (3/31-4/18) Career High: H (4; 13x, 5/8/14 vs. Cubs) HR (2; 4/12/11 vs. Oak.) RBI (5; 3x, 5/22/11 vs. LAD) AL Leaders (SS): HR (1st, 15); RBI (1st, 72); SLG (1st,.415), XBH (1st, 52). Is a leading candidate to win the AL Gold Glove and Silver Slugger awards at SS. Needs one homers for 100 career 15 home runs are his most since 2011 (15). His 35 doubles are tied for ninth in the AL. #77 CARLOS SANCHEZ, INF, S-R Last Game: 0-4 Trip: 3-17, 2B, RBI, R, BB MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 5 (2x, 8/29-9/2) Career High: H (3; 2x, 9/2/14 at Min.) HR (N/A) RBI (1; 3x, 9/2/14 at Min.) Has started 24 of the Sox 30 games since Gordon Beckham was traded on 8/21. Has recorded four multihit efforts this season (three hits twice). Is (.367) vs. left-handers #5 MARCUS SEMIEN, INF, R-R Last Game: 1-4, RBI Trip: 5-22, 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 R, 2 BB Current Streak: 1 (.250, 1-4) MultiHR Games: None GS: 1 (4/23/14 at Det.) Season-High Streak: 7 (4/3-9) Career High: H (4; 2x, 4/20/14 at Tex.) HR (1; 5x, 4/23/14 at Det.) RBI (4; 2x, 4/23/14 at Det.) Is hitting.269 (14-52) since being recalled from Class AAA Charlotte on 9/2. Hit his fi fth home run on Sunday at Tampa Bay, a three-run shot off Nathan Karns. Four of of his fi ve homers in 2014 have been go-ahead shots in the sixth or later. Has made 29 starts at third base, 22 at second and one at shortstop this season. #25 MOISES SIERRA, OF, R-R Last Game: 0-0 Trip: 1-3, 2B, 2 BB Current Streak: 1 (.333, 1-3) MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 7 (7/4-8/1) Career High: H (4, 2x, 7/31/14 at Det.) HR (1; 8x, 5/11/14 vs. Ari.) RBI (3; 2x, 9/3/13 at Ari.) Owns a.297 average (11-37) over 28 games in the second half. Has made 31 starts in right fi eld and two in center for the White Sox. Was on the disabled list from 8/16-31 with a strained left oblique. #51 MICHAEL TAYLOR, OF, R-R Last Game: DNP Trip: 1-3, BB Current Streak: 1 (.333, 1-3) MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: None Career High: H (2; 2x, 9/13-1 vs. Oak.) HR (1; 9/20/11 vs. Tex.) RBI (1; 9/20/11 vs. Tex.) Has made six starts in left fi eld since his recall from Class AAA Charlotte on 9/2. Recorded his second career multihit game on 9/13-1 vs. Minnesota. Hit.275 ( ) with 32 doubles, 11 home runs and 69 RBI between Charlotte and Class AAA Sacramento in the Oakland organization. Was acquired by Chicago on 6/14 from the A s for RHP Jacob Sanchez. #24 DAYAN VICIEDO, OF, R-R Last Game: 1-4, 2B Trip: 5-22, 3 BB, 2 R Current Streak: 1 (.250, 1-4) MultiHR Games: 1 (7/9/13 at Det.) GS: 2 (8/21/13 at K.C.) Season-High Streak: 9 (4/19-27) Career High: H (4; 3x, 7/25/14 at Min.) HR (2; 7/9/13 at Det.) RBI (5; 2x, 10/1/12 vs. Cle.) Has hit fi ve home runs and 10 RBI in his last 19 games. Hit his second career walkoff home run on 9/13-2 vs. Minnesota, a two-run shot off Glen Perkins. Has hit 20-plus home runs for the second time in his career (25 in 2012). #38 ANDY WILKINS, INF, L-R Last Game: 0-0 Trip: 1-10, 2 BB, 2 R Current Streak: 1 (.250, 1-4) MultiHR Games: None GS: None Season-High Streak: 2 (9/10-13) Career High: H (1; 9/7 at Cle.) HR (N/A) RBI (N/A) Collected his fi rst major-league hit on 9/7 at Cleveland, a double off Carlos Carrasco, to end an 0-13 start to his career, and his fi rst RBI on 9/13-1 vs. Minnesota. Hit.293 ( ) with 38 doubles, 30 home runs, 85 RBI and an.896 OPS with Charlotte was named to the International League postseason All-Star Team. Led the IL in HR, XBH (69) and TB (274) ranked second in RBI and SLG (558). WHITE SOX HITTERS VS. DETROIT TIGERS 2014 CAREER Player AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Abreu Danks Eaton Flowers A. Garcia L. Garcia Gillaspie Konerko Nieto Phegley Ramirez Sanchez Semien Sierra Taylor Viciedo Wilkins TOTALS

5 2014 Single-Game Highs WHITE SOX Runs, Game...16, 4/20 at Tex. Runs, Inning...7, 4x, last 7/29 at Det. (7th) Hits, Game...19, 4/8 at Col. Hits, Inning...9, 5/9 vs. Arz. (4th) Consecutive Hits, Inning... 6, 8/15 vs. Tor. (5th) Doubles... 6, 2x, last 7/31 at Det. Triples...2, 2x, last 6/21 at Min. Home Runs... 6, 4/8 at Col. Extra-Base Hits...9, 4/20 at Tex. Stolen Bases...3, 2x, last 8/28 vs. Cle. Left On Base...13, 6/15 vs. K.C. Errors...5, 9/9 vs. Oak. Strikeouts...17, 9/13-1 vs. Min. Walks... 9, 4/11 vs. Cle. Double Plays (Hit Into)...3, 8x, last 8/26 vs. Cle. Opponents Runs, Game...16, 2x, last 8/5 vs. Tex. Runs, Inning... 9, 8/3 vs. Min. (8th) Hits, Game...23, 8/3 vs. Min. Hits, Inning... 9, 8/3 vs. Min. (8th) Consecutive Hits, Inning...5, 3x, last 8/3 vs. Min. (8th) Doubles...7, 4/22 at Det. Triples...3, last 9/3 at Min. Home Runs...5, 8/5 vs. Tex. Extra-Base Hits... 8, 3x, last 8/5 at Tex. Stolen Bases... 4, 2x, last 8/3 vs. Min. Left On Base... 16, 4/16 vs. Bos. Errors... 4, 4/27 vs. T.B. Strikeouts... 14, twice, last 7/18 vs. Hou. Walks... 15, 4/16 vs. Bos. Double Plays (Hit Into)...4, 6x, last 9/20 at T.B. Individual Batting Longest Hitting Streak...21, Abreu, 7/6-8/1 Runs...3, 7x, last Abreu, 9/13-1 vs. Min. Hits... 4, 15x, last Eaton, 9/16 at K.C. Doubles...3, twice, last Eaton, 8/2 vs. Min. Triples... 1, 26x, last Eaton, 8/27 vs. Cle. Home Runs...2, 8x, last A. Garcia, 9/21 at T.B. Consecutive Games w/hr...3, 3x, last Viciedo, 8/6-8 Runs Batted In...6, Abreu, 4/25 vs. T.B. Stolen Bases...2, 3x, last Ramirez, 7/22 vs. K.C. Strikeouts...4, 5x, last Abreu, 6/7 at LAA Walks... 3, 4x, last Dunn, 7/6 vs. Sea. Individual Pitching Innings Pitched, Starter...9.0, 2x, last Sale, 7/4 vs. Sea. Innings Pitched, Reliever...4.1, Carroll, 6/6 at LAA Strikeouts... 13, twice, last Quintana, 9/13-1 vs. Min. Walks... 7, last Noesi, 7/1 vs. LAA Fewest Hits Allowed, Complete Game... 2, Sale, 6/1 vs. S.D. Consecutive Scoreless IP, Starter , Quintana, 6/24-7/10 Consecutive Scoreless IP, Reliever , twice, last Putnam, 8/8-8/31 Consecutive Scoreless Relief Appearances... 10, 3x, last Putnam, 8/8-8/31 Consecutive Saves Converted...6, Petricka, 6/27-8/1 Consecutive Hitters Retired...15, twice, last Putnam, 4/28-5/9 Consecutive Hitters Retired, Starter... 17, Sale, 9/11 vs. Oak. Longest Winning Streak, Starter...5, twice, last Sale, 6/18-7/26 Longest Losing Streak... 5, 2x, last Danks, 8/5-9/9 Team Miscellaneous Most Games Over , twice, last 4/15 Most Games Under , twice, last 9/9 Largest Division Lead... N/A Largest Division Deficit , 9/7 Longest Winning Streak...4, 2x, last 9/10-9/13 Longest Losing Streak...7, 8/18-26 Longest Home Winning Streak... 4, last 9/10-9/13 Longest Road Winning Streak...5, 6/27-7/8 Longest Home Losing Streak...4, 2x, last 8/18-26 Longest Road Losing Streak...8, 6/6-23 Longest Game, Innings...14, 2x, last 7/5 vs. Sea. Longest Game, Time... 5:17, 4/16 vs. Bos. Longest 9-Inning Game... 4:16, 9/16 at K.C. Shortest Game, Time...2:08, 6/1 vs. S.D. Shortest 9-Inning Game...2:08, 6/1 vs. S.D. Largest Margin of Victory...14, 4/20 at Tex. Largest Margin of Defeat... 16, 8/5 vs. Tex. Largest Deficit Overcome... 5, 5/19 at K.C. Largest Lead Surrendered...5, 6/7 at LAA Fewest Hits, Game... 2, 7/6 vs. Sea. Fewest Hits Allowed, Game... 2, 4x, last 7/7 at Bos. Attendance Largest Home Crowd...39,142, 5/25 vs. NYY Smallest Home Crowd... 10,625, 4/2 vs. Min. Largest Home Attendance, Three-Game Series... 83,243, 7/20-22 vs. Hou. Largest Home Attendance, Four-Game Series ,323, 5/22-25 vs. NYY. SERIES RECORD Two-Game Series Three-Game Series Four-Game Series First Game Second Game Third Game Fourth Game Number Of Days In First Place... 5 Second Place Third Place Fourth Place Fifth Place Game-ending home runs Alexei Ramirez (2)... 4/13 vs. Cle. Jose Abreu (1)...4/25 vs. T.B. Adam Dunn (10)...5/23 vs. NYY Tyler Flowers (1)... 9/8 vs. Oak. Dayan Viciedo (2)...9/13-2 vs. Min. Grand Slams Marcus Semien (1)...4/23 at Det. Jose Abreu (1)...4/25 vs. T.B. Alexei Ramirez (6)...5/9 vs. Arz. Conor Gillaspie (1)... 8/17 vs.tor. back-to-back home runs Player Date/Opp (Inn.) A. Garcia/Ramirez 4/8 at Col. (8th) Abreu/Dunn 7/29 at Det. (7th) PINCH-HIT HOME RUNs Gillaspie (2) Date/Opp (Inn.) 7/10 at Bos. (9th) WHITE SOX starts by position Pitcher (10) Danks (31), Quintana (31), Noesi (26), Sale (25), Carroll (18), Rienzo (11), Johnson (5), Bassitt (4), Paulino (4), Leesman (1) Catcher (3) Flowers (119), Nieto (31), Phegley (6) First Base (5) Abreu (107), Dunn (22), Konerko (18), Wilkins (8), Viciedo (1) Second Base (4) Beckham (100), Sanchez (24), Semien (21), L. Garcia (11) Third Base (3) Gillaspie (117), Semien (29), L. Garcia (10) Shortstop (4) Ramirez (152), L. Garcia (2), Sanchez (1), Semien (1) Left Field (6) De Aza (96), Viciedo (44), Danks (7), Taylor (5), Dunn (3), L. Garcia (1) Center Field (4) Eaton (118), Danks (19), De Aza (12), L. Garcia (8), Sierra (1) Right Field (6) Viciedo (80), A. Garcia (41), Sierra (31), Dunn (2), Danks (1), De Aza (1) DH (6) Dunn (75), Abreu (32), Konerko (28), Viciedo (6), Wilkins (3), Semien (2) WHITE SOX starts by order 1st (7) Eaton (118), De Aza (17), Beckham (6), Ramirez (5), L. Garcia (4), Semien (4), Danks (3) 2nd (7) Beckham (66), Ramirez (46), Semien (26), Sanchez (8), Gillaspie (5), De Aza (3), L. Garcia (3) 3rd (5) Abreu (109), Gillaspie (43), Viciedo (3), A. Garcia (1), Ramirez (1) 4th (6) Dunn (60), Viciedo (38), Abreu (31), A. Garcia (14), Gillaspie (13), Konerko (1) 5th (6) Dunn (42), Viciedo (41), Ramirez (33), A. Garcia (22), Konerko (12), Gillaspie (7) 6th (13) Ramirez (46), Gillaspie (44), Konerko (25), Viciedo (19), Wilkins (6), De Aza (4), A. Garcia (4), Danks (3), Taylor (2), Beckham (1), Flowers (1), Semien (1), Sierra (1) 7th (15) De Aza (34), Viciedo (31), Flowers (26), Ramirez (13), Beckham (12), Konerko (8), Sierra (8), Semien (6), Gillaspie (5), Danks (3), Sanchez (3), Taylor (3), Wilkins (3), A. Garcia (1), Phegley (1) 8th (13) De Aza (49), Flowers (45), Sierra (15), Danks (12), Ramirez (9), Semien (6), Beckham (5), Nieto (5), Phegley (4), L. Garcia (2), Sanchez (2), Wilkins (2), Taylor (1) 9th (11) Flowers (47), Nieto (26), L. Garcia (22), Beckham (10), Pitchers (10), Semien (11), Sanchez (12), Sierra (9), Danks (6), De Aza (2), Phegley (2) runs scored by inning Inn Sox opp 1st nd rd th th th th th th Extras Totals Multihomer games Alejandro De Aza (1)... 3/31 vs. Min. Jose Abreu (1)... 4/8 at Col. Avisail Garcia (1)... 4/8 at Col. Jose Abreu (2)... 4/10 vs. Cle. Jose Abreu (3)...4/25 vs. T.B. Jose Abreu (4)...6/27 at Tor. Tyler Flowers (2)... 9/8 vs. Oak. Avisail Garcia (2)... 9/21 at T.B. LEADOFF HOME RUNS Gordon Beckham (2)...5/14 at Oak. GAME-ENDING PLAYS (Non-HR) Player (hit/play) Date/Opp (Inn.) L. Garcia (wild pitch)...4/2 vs. Min. (9th) Semien (E6)... 4/15 vs. Bos. (9th) Sierra (single)... 5/28 vs. Cle. (9th) L. Garcia (single)...7/2 vs. LAA (9th) stats by position Pos. Hr rbi C B B B SS LF CF 3 47 RF DH PH 1 11 Totals THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED White Sox Players Perfect game... Philip Humber, April 21, 2012 at Seattle (W, 4-0) No-hitter... Philip Humber, April 21, 2012 at Seattle (W, 4-0) Complete game, one-hitter...chris Sale, May 12, 2013 vs. Los Angeles-AL (W, 3-0) 15 or more strikeouts, one game...chris Sale, May 28, 2012 at Tampa Bay (15) Four strikeouts, one inning...wilson Alvarez, July 21, 1997 at Detroit (7th inning) 10-plus innings pitched... Alex Fernandez, October 1, 1995 vs. Minnesota (10.0 IP) Consecutive shutouts...jack McDowell (9.0 IP), July 1, 1994 vs. Milwaukee (W, 8-0); Alex Fernandez (9.0 IP), July 2, 1994 vs. Milwaukee (W, 5-0) Consecutive shutouts, same pitcher...jon Garland, April 25-May 1, 2005 Two consecutive complete games, same pitcher...jake Peavy, April 23-28, 2012 Three consecutive complete games, same pitcher...bartolo Colon, September 2-13, 2003 Four consecutive complete games, same pitcher... Jack McDowell, May 14-30, 1993 Inside-the-park home run...scott Podsednik, September 12, 2009 at Los Angeles-AL Leadoff home run... Gordon Beckham, May 14, 2014 at Oakland Pitcher hit home run... Mark Buehrle, June 14, 2009 at Milwaukee Home run, both sides of the plate... Nick Swisher, June 30, 2008 vs. Cleveland Three home runs, one game... Dan Johnson, October 3, 2012 at Cleveland Four home runs, one game... Pat Seerey, July 18, 1948 at Philadelphia (11 innings) Four consecutive home runs, same inning... J. Thome, P. Konerko, A.Ramirez, J. Uribe, August 14, 2008 vs. Kansas City (6th inning) Back-to-back home runs leading off game... Ray Durham and Jose Valentin, July 5, 2000 at Kansas City Six hits, one game... Alex Rios, July 9, 2013 at Detroit Four doubles, one game... Mike Kreevich, September 4, 1937 at Detroit; Marv Owen, April 23, 1939 vs. St. Louis Three triples, one game...lance Johnson, September 23, 1995 at Minnesota Four or more steals, one game... Scott Podsednik, May 1, 2006 at Cleveland (four) Steal of home... Gordon Beckham, July 8, 2013 vs. Cubs Hitting for the cycle... Jose Valentin, April 27, 2000 vs. Baltimore Two grand slams...robin Ventura, September 4, 1995 at Texas Pinch-hit grand slam... Orlando Hudson, September 29, 2012 vs. Tampa Bay Two home runs, same inning...never Five strikeouts, nine-inning game... Ray Durham, June 5, 1998 at Cubs White Sox team 20 Runs, Game... 20, June 20, 2006 vs. St. Louis (W, 20-6) 10 Runs, Inning...11, September 17, 2007 at Kansas City (5th inning) 20 Hits, Game... 23, July 9, 2013 at Detroit (8th inning) 10 Hits, Inning...10, September 17, 2007 at Kansas City (5th inning) 10 Doubles, Game... September 4, 2012 vs. Minnesota (franchise record) Five Triples, Game...August 16, 2011 vs. Cleveland Six Home Runs, Game... April 8, 2014 at Colorado Four Home Runs, Inning... 4, July 11, 2010 vs. Kansas City (3rd inning) Six Stolen Bases...6, September 5, 2010 at Boston Turned a Triple Play...September 18, 2006 vs. Detroit (first inning) Hit into a Triple Play...April 3, 2011 vs. Cleveland (fourth inning)