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1 CHICAGO WHITE SOX GAME NOTES Chicago White Sox Media Relations Department 333 W. 35th Street Chicago, IL Phone: Senior Director: Bob Beghtol Assistant Director: Ray Garcia Coordinators: Joe Roti and Megan Golden 2016 Chicago White Sox whitesox.com orgullosox.com MINNESOTA TWINS (8-22) at CHICAGO WHITE SOX (21-10) RHP Tyler Duffey (0-1, 1.74) vs. LHP Jose Quintana (4-1, 1.40) Game #32/Home #15 Sunday, May 8, 2016 WHITE SOX AT A GLANCE The Chicago White Sox have won fi ve of their last seven games, 11 of 15 and 13 of 18 as they conclude a six-game homestand today vs. Minnesota the White Sox own the best record in the American League and lead the division by 5.0 games. Chicago is 3-2 on the homestand vs. Minnesota (2-0) and Boston (1-2) after going 5-2 on the last trip to Toronto and Baltimore. Following today's series fi nale, Chicago will take a six-game, seven-day trip to Texas and New York-AL (5/9-15). The White Sox have spent 27 days in fi rst place this season, compared to 11 total from after playing 19 straight games from 4/13-5/1, Chicago has three days off from 5/2-16. TODAY'S STORYLINES The White Sox own the best record in the American League and the second-best in the major leagues they are off to their best 31-game start since 2006 (22-9). The Sox lead Cleveland and Kansas City by 5.0 games in the AL Central, their largest division lead since 6/13/08 (5.0) the last time the club led the divsion by 6.0 games was 6/10/08. Chicago is looking to move 12 games over.500 for the fi rst time since 9/21/12 (81-69). The White Sox five-game winning streak vs. Minnesota is their longest since 8/16-9/17/13 (also fi ve) the last time the club won six straight over the Twins was 9/23/05-4/23/06. Jose Quintana ranks second in the AL with a 1.40 ERA he is 3-0 with a 0.43 ERA (1 ER/21.0 IP) and 0.81 WHIP during his current three-game winning streak. LAST NIGHT'S RECAP Chris Sale became baseball's fi rst seven-game winner as the White Sox rallied for a 7-2 victory over Minnesota. The Sox overcame an early 2-0 defi cit to take a 3-2 lead after four innings, highlighed by Todd Frazier's game-tying solo homer in the third and Austin's Jackson go-ahead walk in the fourth. Sale improved to 7-0 after allowing two runs on three hits over 7.0 IP he allowed both runs in the fi rst on two hits, one walk and two HBP Sale surrendered just one baserunner after the fi rst and retired 19 of the fi nal 20 Twins he faced (last 11). Dioner Navarro went 3-4 with two doubles and a RBI, and Frazier was 2-5 with a double, homer (No. 8) and two RBI. SALE-ING TO 7-0 Chris Sale improved to 7-0 last night to become just the fi fth White Sox pitcher since 1913 to win his fi rst seven-plus starts of a season, joining Eddie Cicotte (12, 1919), John Whitehead (eight, 1935), Jon Garland (eight, 2005) and Jack McDowell (seven, 1993) source: STATS. Sale also is the first pitcher in the major leagues to accomplish the feat since Arizona's Brandon Webb in 2008 (9-0). Sale ranks among the American League leaders in wins (1st), IP (1st, 50.1), WHIP (1st, 0.77), opponents OPS (2nd,.467), quality starts (T1st, 6), ERA (4th, 1.79), opponents average (2nd,.171) and strikeouts (T3rd, 47). He is 12-2 with a 1.93 ERA (28 ER/130.2 IP) lifetime in May. HIGH Q RATING Jose Quintana ranks second in the American League and third in the majors with a 1.40 ERA (6 ER/38.2 IP) the 1.40 mark is the lowest by a White Sox pitcher through the fi rst six starts of a season since Britt Burns' 1.30 ERA in 1980 (source: Elias). Quintana owns a 0.60 ERA (1 ER/15.0 IP) at home and is limiting left-handers to a.128 average (5-39) overall in He has gone 7-2 with a 2.23 ERA (24 ER/97.0 IP) and 87 strikeouts in 15 starts (13 QS) dating back to 8/15/15 Quintana has allowed three earned runs or less in 11 straight starts. DIVISION DYNAMICS The Sox are 5-1 vs. the American League Central this season after going in 2015, including a at home. The White Sox six-game winning streak vs. the AL Central is their longest since 8/16-9/9/13 (seven straight wins). Chicago owns a 2.29 ERA (16 ER/63.0 IP) with fi ve quality starts and has outscored divisional opponents, 35-18, in HONOR THY MOTHER All players and coaches throughout the major leagues today will wear special jerseys (Majestic) and caps (New Era) to commemorate Mother's Day. A portion of the proceeds from jersey and cap sales will benefit charitable partners Susan G. Komen and Stand Up To Cancer. Many players will use pink bats and wear pink wristbands and spikes game-used bats will be auctioned exclusively on MLB. com to benefi t the fi ght against breast cancer. WHITE SOX VS. MINNESOTA The White Sox lead the season series, 5-0, and are looking for their second consecutive sweep of the Twins. The Sox are hitting.302/.364/.436 with four homers and own a 1.60 ERA (8 ER/45.0 IP) with four quality starts this season they have outscored Minnesota, 27-8, and allowed 25 hits. Brett Lawrie owns a 16-game hitting streak (.343, 23-67), the second-longest active vs. MIN behing Josh Donaldson (24). The Sox are in the last 15 season series (6-13 in 2015). The White Sox trail the all-time series, they are at home ( at U.S. Cellular Field) and on the road (30-30 at Target Field). PITCHING PROWESS The White Sox lead the American League in ERA (2.84) and opponents OPS (.635) and rank third in WHIP (1.15) the Sox have allowed one run or less in fi ve of the last 13 games. Chicago's 2.84 ERA through 31 games is its lowest since 1972 (2.76) White Sox pitchers lead the majors in games allowing one or zero runs (13) and four hits or less (10). STARTING POINT White Sox starters lead the American League with a 3.29 ERA (69 ER/189.0 IP), down from a 4.88 mark after 31 games in The rotation has allowed two runs or less in 18 of 31 games, including six scoreless outings. Chris Sale, Jose Quintana and Mat Latos have combined to go 16-1 with a 1.90 ERA (26 ER/123.1 IP) and 90 hits allowed. The Sox rotation after 31 games in 2016 and 2015 (5/13): Year W-L ERA QS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG OPS BULLISH BULLPEN The White Sox bullpen leads MLB with a 1.86 ERA (18 ER/87.0 IP), an improvement from 3.67 in 2015 (16th in the majors) Matt Albers (0.61), Nate Jones (0.69), and David Robertson (0.73) all own ERAs below 1.00 this season Robertson is tied for second in the AL and fourth in MLB with nine saves. FIRING BLANKS The White Sox rank second in the major leagues with fi ve shutouts (Philadelphia, six), their highest total after 31 games since recording six in The Sox did not record their fifth shutout last season until 7/10 at the Cubs in the team's 84th game. QUALITY IN QUANTITY The White Sox have made 1,177 quality starts since the start of the 2003 season, the second-highest total in the major leagues behind the New York Mets (1,182). The Sox rank third in the Amercian League and fi fth in MLB with 20 QS this season after topping the AL with 98 in 2015 Chris Sale (T1st, 6), Jose Quintana (T4th, 5), Mat Latos (T10th, 4) and Carlos Rodon (T10th, 4) rank among 2016 AL leaders. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER The White Sox have scored 59 of their 128 runs this season (46.1 percent) in the seventh inning or later, the highest total in the American League and the third-highest in baseball. During their current 11-4 stretch, the Sox have scored 38 runs in the seventh inning or later (2.53 runs per game). MILESTONES WITHIN REACH Melky Cabrera: 30 hits for 1, doubles for 300. Austin Jackson: Two triples for hits for 1,000. Mat Latos: 22 strikeouts for 1,000. Brett Lawrie: Two doubles for 100. David Robertson: 26 games for saves for 100. Jimmy Rollins: 59 hits for 2,500. Chris Sale: Nine strikeouts to tie Doc White for ninth in Sox history (1,067) 66.1 IP for 1,000.0 career. ON DECK: AT TEXAS RANGERS The White Sox and Rangers conclude the season series with three games in Arlington the Sox swept a three-game set from 4/22-24 at U.S. Cellular Field, outscoring Texas, Chicago is hitting.271/.379/.438 with three homers and owns a 1.24 ERA (4 ER/29.0 P) with three quality starts. The White Sox have won fi ve straight games over the Rangers, their longest winning streak since 7/3-28/12 (also fi ve). The Sox are looking to clinch their third series victory over Texas in the last fi ve seasons ( ). WHITE SOX 2016 BREAKDOWN Streak...Won 2 Sox After 31/32 in /15-17 Last 10 Games Current Homestand Last Trip Series Record Series First Game First/Second Half /0-0 Home/Road...9-5/12-5 Opp. At-Above/Below /12-5 vs. AL East/Central/West...7-6/6-1/8-3 Interleague Comeback W's/L's After Leading... 7/3 Extra Innings One-Run/Two-Run Games...6-3/2-0 Ahead After 6/7/ /18-0/18-0 Behind After 6/7/ /2-10/0-10 Tied After 6/7/ /1-0/3-0 Sox/Opp. Score First /5-7 Sox/Opp. Score /4-7 Sox/Opp. Score 3 or Less /17-3 April/May/June /4-2/0-0 July/August/Sept.-Oct /0-0/0-0 Average Time of Game... 2:59 UPCOMING PROBABLES VS. MINNESOTA TWINS Sunday: 1:10 p.m. CT, CSN RHP Tyler Duffey (0-1, 1.74) vs. LHP Jose Quintana (4-1, 1.40) AT TEXAS RANGERS Monday: 7:05 p.m. CT, WPWR RHP Miguel Gonzalez (0-0, 8.44) vs. RHP Colby Lewis (2-0, 3.32) Tuesday: 7:05 p.m. CT, CSN LHP Carlos Rodon (1-4, 4.36) vs. LHP Derek Holland (3-2, 5.40) Wednesday: 1:05 p.m. CT, CSN RHP Mat Latos (5-0, 2.62) vs. LHP Cole Hamels (4-0, 2.68) All games carried on WLS-AM 890 and select games on WRTO-AM 1200 (Spanish) SOX VS. MINNESOTA (5-0) Date H/R Result WP LP 4/11 R W, 4-1 Quintana Gibson 4/13 R W, 3-0 Rodon Hughes 4/14 R W, 3-1 Latos Santana 5/6 H W, 10-4 Latos Nolasco 5/7 H W, 7-2 Sale Santana 5/8 H 1:10 p.m. CT 6/28 H 7:10 p.m. CT 6/29 H 7:10 p.m. CT 6/30 H 1:10 p.m. CT 7/29 R 7:10 p.m. CT 7/30 R 6:10 p.m. CT 7/31 R 1:10 p.m. CT 9/1 R 7:10 p.m. CT 9/2 R 7:10 p.m. CT 9/3 R 6:10 p.m. CT 9/4 R 1:10 p.m. CT 9/30 H 7:10 p.m. CT 10/1 H 6:10 p.m. CT 10/2 H 2:10 p.m. CT WHITE SOX ON HOMESTAND (3-2) vs. BOS/MIN /2-0 Runs Scored/Allowed... 26/19 AVG/OBP/SLG/HR /.382/.404/4 ERA (19 ER/45.0 IP) Quality Starts... 3 BEST W-L IN MLB THIS SEASON Club W-L Pct. Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Washington Nationals New York Mets Seattle Mariners MAJOR-LEAGUE LEADERS Club ERA Chicago Cubs New York Mets Washington Nationals Chicago White Sox Club QS Toronto Blue Jays Washington Nationals Chicago Cubs Texas Rangers Chicago White Sox AL ERA LEADERS Player, Club ERA Jordan Zimmermann, DET Jose Quintana, SOX Steven Wright, BOS Chris Sale, SOX Danny Salazar, 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 #62 WHITE SOX STARTING PITCHER JOSE QUINTANA LHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 220 Age: 27 (January 24, 1989) Born: Arjona, Colombia Resides: Barranquilla, Colombia Signed Through: 2018 vs. Opp. vs. Opp. vs. Opp. Pitcher Career Career LHP Jose Quintana 4-1, , , , , , 4.04 RHP Tyler Duffey 0-1, , , , , 5.79 QUINTANA AT A GLANCE The 27-year-old left-hander is making his seventh start of the season, third at home and 15th career vs. Minnesota. Enters his fourth full season with the White Sox and fifth overall has made 32-plus starts every season since 2013 ranks seventh among MLB pitchers with a 14.9 fwar since Has won three consecutive decisions for the first time in his career. Recorded four wins over his first six starts for the first time in his career earned his fourth win last season in his 16th start on 7/1 and his fifth in his 20th on 7/24. Is 2-0 with a 0.60 ERA (1 ER/15.0 IP) and nine strikeouts in two starts at U.S. Cellular Field in 2016 has gone with a 3.50 ERA (152 ER/390.2 IP) and 327 strikeouts in 64 career appearances (62 starts). Is making his second start of the season against the American League Central has gone with a 3.79 ERA (152 ER/361.1 IP) and 287 strikeouts in 59 career appearances (57 starts). He and his wife, Michelle, welcomed their first child, daughter Ariana, this offseason. LAST START Recorded his fourth win of the season on 5/3 vs. Boston, working a season-high 8.0 IP and allowing one run on four hits with five strikeouts. Yielded a home run to Hanley Ramirez in the fifth, just the first homer allowed this season the home run snapped a 20.0 scoreless IP streak. Exited the game with a 4-1 Sox lead David Robertson worked 1.0 scoreless IP and earned his ninth save the Sox held on to win, 4-1. GOING STREAKING Has won three straight decisions for the first time in his career the three-game winning streak is the longest since his career-high, four-game winning streak from 8/20/15-4/11/16 (10 starts). Is 3-0 with a 0.43 ERA (1 ER/21.0 IP) and 19 strikeouts over his last three starts opponents have hit.169 (12-71) with five walks. The streak marks the fifth of his career of three wins or more (three streaks were snapped at three wins). Ten of his last 11 starts have been quality dating back to 9/5/15 at Kansas City is 6-1 with a 1.45 ERA (12 ER/74.2 IP) and 66 strikeouts in those 11 starts. Ranks among American League left-handers since 8/20/15 in wins (5th, 7), IP (6th, 91), strikeouts (6th, 83) and games started (T6th, 14). QUALITY ASSURANCE Made 25 quality starts in 2015, the second-most in the American League and tied for sixth-most in baseball his 68 QS since 2013 rank third among AL left-handers and seventh among lefties in MLB over that span teammate Chris Sale ranks first in the AL and is tied for third in MLB with 73. Owns a record when making a quality start (29 no decisions) the White Sox have scored a total of 17 runs in the 17 losses (one run or less 11 times), 165 in the 31 victories and 57 in the NDs. Chicago is in his 78 career quality starts. LOVIN LEFTIES Is limiting left-handers to a.128 average (5-39) with one walk and 11 strikeouts this season limited left-handed hitters to one hit or fewer in 12 of his starts last season. Lefties are hitting just.215 (47-219) with 18 extra-base hits, 10 walks and 53 strikeouts since 2015 by contrast, right-handers are batting.278 ( ) during that span. CONTROL FREAK Has issued one walk or fewer 58 times in his career owns a career 3.15 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Did not issue a walk over four starts from 6/26-7/12/15, becoming the first White Sox to not allow a walk in four consecutive starts since Danny Darwin from 6/30-7/17/97 (also four). (NO) DECISIONS, DECISIONS Owns 53 career no decisions, the most in the major leagues since Established an American League and franchise record with 17 no decisions in 2013 set a franchise record with seven consecutive NDs from 6/1-7/4/13. His seven career starts of 7.0 scoreless IP without earning a win are the most in club history previously shared the mark with Joel Horlen (six). HELP IS ON THE WAY Quintana Among AL LHP Leaders Since 2012 Starts 2nd 125 HR/9.0 IP 2nd 0.74 IP 3rd Quality Starts 3rd 78 Strikeouts 3rd 637 ERA 3rd 3.36 SO/BB 5th 3.15 WHIP 5th 1.25 BB/9.0 IP 7th 2.33 Opp. AVG 9th.259 SO/9.0 IP 9th 7.33 MLB LHP QS Leaders Since 2014 Pitcher, Club Received a 3.62 RSA (83 RS/206.1 IP) in 2015, the fifth-lowest among American League starting pitchers. Owns a 3.96 RSA (344 RS/781.2 IP) in 128 career appearances, the third-lowest in the AL and 10th-lowest in baseball since Has received the following run support marks in his 123 career starts: zero runs (18x), one run (26x), two runs (28x), three runs (18x), four runs (13x) and five runs (6x) has received six runs or more just 16 times, including double digits just three times. QS Clayton Kershaw, LAD 57 Jon Lester, BOS/CUBS 53 Jose Quintana, SOX 51 David Price, DET/TOR 51 Dallas Keuchel, HOU 51 Chris Sale, SOX 50 Cole Hamels, PHI/TEX 50 Most No Decisions Since 2012 Pitcher ND Jose Quintana 53 James Shields 46 Edinson Volquez 44 Cole Hamels 44 Mike Leake 44 QUINTANA S 2016 GAME LOG (6 STARTS) Date Opp. W-L IP H R ER HR BB SO #P EXIT ERA 4/5 at Oak. ND /11 at Min. W /17 at T.B. L /22 vs. Tex. W /27 at Tor. W /3 vs. Bos. W Totals Career Totals STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN Category W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Home Road Day Night st Half nd Half April May Category AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB SO GDP OBP SLG Total vs. Left vs. Right GS-QS Pct. RSA #P/GS SO/9 SO/BB HR/9 BB/9.0 SB-ATT PCK W-L QUINTANA VS. MINNESOTA TWINS Player AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Eddie Rosario Joe Mauer Trevor Plouffe Oswaldo Arcia Darin Mastroianni Eduardo Nunez Brian Dozier Danny Santana Kurt Suzuki Eduardo Escobar Byron Buxton Byung Ho Park Miguel Sano QUINTANA S GAME BESTS AS STARTER 2016 Season Career SO 10 (4/27 at Tor.) 13 (9/13/14 vs. Min., 7.0 IP) Low Hits 4 (4x, last 5/3 vs. Bos.) 2 (7/5/12 vs. Tex., 8.0 IP) IP 8.0 (5/3 vs. Bos.) 9.0 (2x, last 9/30/15 vs. K.C.) CG None 1 (7/24/15 at Cle.) SHO None 1 (7/24/15 at Cle.) Win Streak 3 games (4/22-current) 4 games (8/20/15-4/11/16) TYLER DUFFEY VS. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Player AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Adam Eaton Jose Abreu Melky Cabrera Avisail Garcia Tyler Saladino Carlos Sanchez VS. MINNESOTA TWINS Will make his second start of the season and 15th career start vs. Minnesota has gone 5-4 with a 4.04 ERA (37 ER/82.1 IP) and 73 strikeouts over 14 starts lifetime went 1-2 with a 3.79 ERA (8 ER/19.0 IP) and 15 strikeouts in three starts last season. Earned the win in his last start on 4/11 at Target Field, working 6.0 IP and allowing one run on four hits and three walks, while striking out five. TOMORROW S SCHEDULED STARTER RHP Miguel Gonzalez is scheduled to make his second start of the season and sixth career start vs. Texas. Did not earn a decision in his only start this season on 4/25 at Toronto worked 5.1 IP and allowed five runs on 11 hits and two walks in a 7-5 Sox win. Has gone 1-0 with a 2.65 ERA (5 ER/17.0 IP) and 18 strikeouts in four starts with Class AAA Charlotte this season. Is 2-3 with a 5.14 ERA (16 ER/28.0 IP) and 13 strikeouts in five career starts vs. Texas is 1-2 with a 4.76 ERA (9 ER/17.0 IP) in three starts lifetime at Globe Life Park. NOT DIGGING THE LONG BALL Has allowed just 27 homers since 2014, tied for the third-fewest among AL starters (minimum 40 starts). The home run allowed to Hanley Ramirez on 5/3 vs. Boston was the first homer by an opponent since Mike Moustakas hit one in the sixth inning on 9/30/15 has allowed just 21 homers over his last 54 starts (347.2 IP). His career 0.74 homers-per-9.0 IP mark (64 HR/781.2 IP) is the sixth-lowest in the AL since NIGHT OWL Is 3-0 with a 1.01 ERA (3 ER/26.2 IP) and 26 strikeouts in four night starts this season by contrast, is 1-1 with a 2.25 ERA (3 ER/12.0 IP) and 11 strikeouts in two day starts. Went 9-5 with a 2.50 ERA (41 ER/147.1 IP) in 22 night starts in 2015 (0-5 with a 5.49 mark in day games) his 2.50 night ERA was the lowest in the AL and fifth-lowest in the majors. Is with a 3.26 ERA (189 ER/522.1 IP) in 82 career starts at night, compared to 8-14 with a 3.57 ERA (103 ER/259.1 IP) over 46 appearances (43 starts) during the day.

3 WHITE SOX BULLPEN NOTES TEAM BULLPEN NOTES Series: 0 ER/6.0 IP Last Game: 0 ER/2.0 IP Homestand: SV, 1-1; 5 ER/14.0 IP Saves: (76.9) IR-IS: (29.4) 1st Batter:.208 (16-77) Season Highs: IP (8.2, 4/18 vs. LAA) SO (5, 2x, last 5/1 at Bal.) 2016 AL Relief Rankings The bullpen is 4-0 with a 1.86 ERA (18 ER/87.0 IP) and ERA 1st strikeouts over 30 games this season 20 of their 30 Saves T1st 10 games have been scoreless. Opp. AVG 2nd.197 White Sox relievers lead the majors in ERA and rank third in opponents average (.197). The Sox bullpen is 1-0 with a 1.77 ERA (9 ER/45.2 IP) and.195 (30-154) opponents average over 14 home games Holds BR/9.0 IP 1st Batter Avg. Wins 2nd 2nd T6th T8th IR Scored Pct. 11th 29.4 has gone 3-0 with a 1.96 ERA (9 ER/41.1 IP) and.199 IP 11th 87.0 (30-151) opponents average in 16 games on the road. Strikeouts 12th 77 Relievers are averaging 8.44 strikeouts per 9.0 IP (2,643 SO/2,817.2 IP) since 2010, the third-highest mark in the American League. The bullpen has surrendered 122 homers since 2013, the fewest in the AL and the third-fewest in all of baseball. #34 MATT ALBERS, RHP Last Game: 0 ER/1.0 IP Homestand: 1 ER/2.0 IP Scoreless Streak: 1 (1.0 IP) 2016 Holds: 6 (last 4/25 at Toronto) IR-IS: 7-0 (0.0) 1st Batter Faced:.154 (2-13; 1 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (5.0; 7/27/06 vs. Cin.) SO (4; 7x, last 4/2/14 vs. NYY) Last Relief Outing: 5/7 vs. Minnesota (1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 SO) AL Relief Leaders: IRS % (T1st, 0.0); ERA (T4th, 0.61); Holds (T9th; 6). Made his 12th scoreless outing of the season last night... owns a 1.03 ERA (7 ER/61.0 IP) since 2014 (51 outings). Opponents are (.200) against him this season lefties are batting.188 (3-16) while right-handers are hitting.206 (7-34). Recorded a career-high 30 scoreless appearances streak (33.0 IP) from 8/5/15-4/25/16, the longest in franchise history the 33.0 socreless IP streak is tied with Jack Harshman (33.0 in 1954) for the seventh-longest in team history, and was the longest by a Sox pitcher since Joel Horlen (37.0 scoreless IP in 1968). Has allowed just six homers since 2013, tied for the third-fewest among AL relievers with at least IP. Has limited right-handers to a.225 ( ) average since #67 SCOTT CARROLL, RHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: 0 ER/1.0 IP Scoreless Streak: 1 (1.0 IP) 2016 Holds: None IR-IS: None 1st Batter Faced:.(0-0; 1 HB) Career High In Relief: IP (4.2; 5/9-1/15 vs. Cin.) SO (6; 8/2/15 vs. NYY) Last Relief Outing: 5/6 vs. Minnesota (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 SO, 1 HB) Tossed a scoreless ninth inning in his season debut Friday... was recalled from Class AAA Charlotte prior to the game. Went 0-1 with a ERA (5 ER/3.2 IP) and four strikeouts over three outings with Charlotte in was on the Knights disabled list with a strained right shoulder from 4/ Went 1-1 with a 3.44 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 18 appearances with the White Sox last season opponents batted.280 (40-143) against him. Is 2-1 with a 2.83 ERA (19 ER/60.1 IP) as a reliever, compared to 4-10 with a 5.40 mark (64 ER/106.2 IP) as a starter lifetime. Opponents are 3-22 (.136) with the bases loaded in his career. #33 ZACH DUKE, LHP Last Game: 0 ER/1.0 IP Homestand: HLD; 1 ER/2.2 IP Scoreless Streak: 2 (2.0 IP) 2016 Holds: 7 (last 5/6 vs. Minnesota) IR-IS: 7-3 (42.9) 1st Batter Faced:.353 (6-17; 1 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (4.0; 3x, last 9/7/12 vs. Mia.) SO (4; 4/21/13 at NYM) Last Relief Outing: 5/7 vs. Minnesota (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 SO) AL Relief Leaders: Games (1st, 18); GB % (4th, 71.4); Holds (T5th, 7). Made his 15th scoreless outing of the season last night, tossing a scoreless ninth inning. Twenty-eight of the 45 batters he has faced this season have been lefties (.250, 7-28) righties are 4-16 (.250). Has tossed at least 1.0 IP in 10 of his last 11 outings threw 1.2 IP over his first seven appearances of Has held lefties to a.196 (41-209) average since Is 11-8 with a 3.24 ERA (73 ER/202.2 IP) in 209 career relief outings. Duke Among MLB LHP Relievers since 2014 Games 2nd 163 Opp. GIDP T2nd 18 Holds T4th 45 IP 7th Wins T8th 8 Strikeouts 9th 152 #43 DAN JENNINGS, LHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: 2 ER/2.2 IP Scoreless Streak: None 2016 Holds: 1 (4/25 at Toronto) IR-IS: 1-1 (100.0) 1st Batter Faced:.429 (3-7; 1 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (3.2; 7/18/15 vs. K.C.) SO (4; 9/16/13 at Phi.) Last Relief Outing: 5/5 vs. Boston (1.2 IP, 2 H, 2 R/ER, 4 BB, 1 SO) Walked a career-high four batters on 5/5 vs. Boston, allowed two runs over 1.2 IP owns a 1.35 ERA (5 ER/33.1 IP) over his last 32 outings the 1.35 ERA is tied for the seventh-lowest in the American League since 8/4/15 (min. 15 games). Owns a 1.66 ERA (4 ER/21.2 IP) with 18 strikeouts over his last 17 games at home. Has made four scoreless appearances (3.0 IP) on the road this season has made nine straight scoreless outings (6.1 IP) on the road dating back to 9/20/15. Made his 2016 debut on 4/8 vs. Cleveland, tossing 3.0 scoreless IP his longest outing since throwing a career-high 3.2 IP on 7/18/15 vs. Kansas City. Right-handers are hitting.238 (80-336) lifetime. #65 NATE JONES, RHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: 0 ER/1.0 IP Scoreless Streak: 11 (11.1 IP) 2016 Holds: 7 (last 4/24 vs. Texas) IR-IS: 5-1 (20.0) 1st Batter Faced:.000 (0-12; 1 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (3.1; 5/18/13 at LAA) SO (5; 6/4/13 at Sea.) Last Relief Outing: 5/6 vs. Minnesota (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 SO) AL Relief Leaders: Opp. AVG (1st,.070); WHIP (1st, 0.38); AVG/1st BF (T1st,.000); Wins (T3rd, 2); Holds (T5th; 7); ERA (8th; 0.69). Extended his scoreless appearance streak to 10 (10.1 IP) Friday, tossing a scoreless eighth inning 12 of his 13 outings this season have been scoreless. Righties are 1-32 (.031) against him dating back to 9/21/15. Owns a 1.15 ERA (2 ER/15.2 IP) and a 0.65 (3-46) opponents average over his last 16 games on the road. Is limiting lefties to a.194 (49-253) career average. #48 TOMMY KAHNLE (CAIN-lee), RHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: DNP Scoreless Streak: 1 (1.0 IP) 2016 Holds: None IR-IS: None 1st Batter Faced: (0-0; 1 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (3.0; 6/13/14 at S.F.) SO (5; 2x, last 6/13/14 at S.F.) Last Relief Outing: 4/29 at Baltimore (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 0 SO) Was recalled from Class AAA Charlotte prior to Friday's game takes the roster spot of Jake Petricka, who was placed on the disabled list with right hip impingement. Tossed 1.0 scoreless IP in his 2016 debut on 4/29 at Baltimore. Went 1-0 with a 2.45 ERA (3 ER/11.0 IP) with one save and 13 strikeouts over nine relief appearances with the Knights this season limited right-handers to a.111 (3-27) average. Has gone 2-2 with a 4.37 ERA (50 ER/103.0 IP) and 102 strikeouts over 91 career major-league games with Colorado ( ) and the White Sox (2016). Is averaging 8.91 strikeouts per 9.0 IP in his career right-handed batters are hitting.215 (43-200) against him lifetime. Owns a career 0.59 ERA (1 ER/15.1 IP) over 14 outings against the American League. #57 ZACH PUTNAM, RHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: 1 ER/2.2 IP Scoreless Streak: 2 (2.1 IP) 2016 Holds: 1 (5/6 vs. Minnesota) IR-IS: 5-0 (0.0) 1st Batter Faced:.091 (1-11) Career High In Relief: IP (3.0; 4/18/16 vs. LAA..) SO (4; 4/22/14 at Det.) Last Relief Outing: 5/6 vs. Minnesota (HLD, 1; 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 SO) Pitched his his third straight game Friday, throwing a scoreless sixth inning. Is limiting righties to a.200 average (6-30) this season. Has worked at least 1.0 IP in 25 of his last 29 outings. Is allowing just 15.4 percent (4-26) of inherited baserunners to score since Owns a 2.40 ERA (17 ER/63.2 IP) and 67 strikeouts over 59 career games at U.S. Cellular Field. #30 DAVID ROBERTSON, RHP Last Game: DNP Homestand: SV, 1-1; 0 ER/1.0 IP Scoreless Streak: 5 (5.0 IP) 2016 Saves: 9-10 (90.0) IR-IS: 2-1 (50.0) 1st Batter Faced:.111 (1-9; 3 BB) Career High In Relief: IP (2.0; 17x, last 8/30/15 vs. Sea.) SO (4; 6x, last 8/5/15 vs. T.B.) Last Relief Outing: 5/3 vs. Boston (SV, 9; 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 SO) AL Relief Leaders: Saves (T2nd, 9); ERA (9th, 0.73). Converted his ninth save of the season on 5/3 vs. Boston, tossing a ninth inning seven of his outings have been innings this season. Opponents are hitting.150 (6-40) against him this season lefties have gone 3-17 (.176) while right-handers are 3-23 (.130). Leads the American League and ranks seventh in baseball with 82 saves since 2014 needs 10 saves for 100 in his career. Has struck out 625 batters in his career, the eighth-most among active major-league relievers is the only pitcher in MLB history to average at least 10.0 strikeouts per 9.0 IP in each of his first seven seasons ( ). Has held lefties to a.192 ( ) average during his career, including a.174 ( ) mark since 2011, the fifth-lowest average during that span. WHITE SOX PITCHING BREAKDOWN Best First Batter Faced Average Since 1974 Pitcher AVG David Robertson.164 Sergio Romo.164 Pat Neshek.170 Carlos Marmol.174 Scott Sullivan.182 Pitchers W-L ERA GS-QS Pct. CG SHO SV-OPP IP H R ER BB SO AVG Starters Relievers WHITE SOX PITCHERS VS. MINNESOTA TWINS 2016 CAREER PITCHERS ERA W L S IP ER SO ERA W L S IP ER SO Albers Carroll Duke Jennings Jones Kahnle Latos Putnam Quintana Robertson Rodon Sale TOTALS RELIEVER NOTES VS. MINNESOTA TWINS David Robertson has converted nine straight save opportunities against the Twins owns a 0.82 ERA (1 ER/11.0 IP) with 20 strikeouts over his last 11 appearances. REVIEWS/CHALLENGES INVOLVING WHITE SOX (20) Date/Opp. Call on Field Inn. Umpires Ruling Time 4/4 at Oak. Lawrie out at 2B T9th Bellino/Hallino Confirmed 1:14 4/6 at Oak. Eaton safe at 1B T8th Morales/Hallino Stands 1:47 4/11 at Min. Eaton out at 1B T8th Fletcher/West Overturned 2:34 4/14 at Min. Frazier safe at 1B T8th Danley/West Stands 2:45 4/15 at T.B. Jennings no catch T9th Bucknor/Culbreth Confirmed 1:41 4/17 at T.B. Eaton safe at 1B T3rd Reynolds/Culbreth Stands 1:23 4/19 vs. LAA Fan Interference T8th Conroy/Meals Stands 2:07 4/20 vs. LAA Giavotella safe at 1B T8th Nauert/Meals Confirmed 1:15 4/21 vs. LAA Calhoun safe at 2B T9th Conroy/Meals Confirmed 1:55 4/22 vs. Tex. Eaton s slide at 2B B1st Rackley/Vanover Confirmed 0:45 4/23 vs. Tex. Rollins safe at 2B B5th Marquez/Vanover Overturned 1:05 4/24 vs. Tex. Odor out at 1B T7th Marquez/Vanover Stands 2:36 4/26 at Tor. Lawrie out at 3B T5th Iassogna/Barksdale Overturned 1:25 4/29 at Bal. Frazier safe at 1B T4th Torres/Davis Overturned 2:46 4/29 at Bal. Trumbo out at 2B B8th Torres/Davis Stands 1:55 4/30 at Bal. Slide rule at 2B B3rd Blaser/Davis Stands 3:23 4/30 at Bal. Lawrie safe at Home T7th Torres/Davis Stands 2:00 5/3 vs. Bos. Eaton safe at 3B B8th Baker/Everitt Confirmed 1:15 5/3 vs. Bos. Cabrera safe at 1B B8th Timmons/Everitt Overturned 1:17 5/5 vs. Bos. Lawrie out at Home B5th Emmel/Everitt Stands 3:40 Bold = challenged by Robin Ventura; successful on 2-7 (28.6 percent) challenges in Italics = reviewed by umpire crew chief

4 WHITE SOX HITTERS NOTES TEAM HITTING NOTES Home:.238/.341/.398, 15 HR, 56 R Series:.370/.452/.548, 2 HR, 17 R Homestand:.267/.382/.404, 4 HR, 26 R The White Sox are hitting.280/.376/.444 with 75 runs scored (5.4/G) over the last 14 games they have drawn White Sox AL Rankings fi ve or more walks eight times during that stretch. On-Base Pct. 3rd.325 The Sox rank third in the AL in walks (14th in 2015). Walks 3rd 108 Chicago leads the American League with 59 runs #P/PA 5th 3.95 scored in the seventh inning or later, including 32 in the last 12 games. The White Sox have recorded 10-plus hits 11 times, Runs/Game OPS Average 7th 7th 7th Home Runs T8th 29 including eight in the last 14 games, and have scored Slugging Pct. 10th plus runs twice (last 5/6 vs. Minnesota). #79 JOSE ABREU, 1B, R-R Last Game: 2-4, BB, RBI, R Homestand: 6-19, 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 7 RBI, 3 R, 3 BB Current Streak: 2 (.375, 3-8) MultiHR Games: 5 (8/8/15 at K.C.) GS: 2 (4/18/15 at Det.) Season-High Streak: 8 (4/26-5/4) Career High: H (4; 6/23/15 at Min.) HR (2; 5x, 8/8/15 at K.C.) RBI (6, 4/25/14 vs. T.B.) AL Leaders: T9th-RBI (21). Has hit safely in 10 of his last 11 games, going (17-45) with two homers and 12 RBI to raise his average from.176 to.252. Has recorded an RBI in seven of his last eight games (11 total). His eight-game hitting (.438, 14-32) and fi ve-game RBI streaks ended on Thurday vs. Boston. Has started all 31 games (30 at fi rst base). Is a career.318 hitter (94-294) with RISP, the fifth-best mark in the AL since #53 MELKY CABRERA, OF, S-L Last Game: 1-3, 2 BB Homestand: 8-20, 3 RBI, 2 R, 2 BB Current Streak: 3 (.538, 7-13) MultiHR Games: 4 (7/23/15 at Cle.) GS: 2 (7/29/11 at Cle.) Season-High Streak: 6 (4/9-16) Career High: H (5; 6/21/15 vs. Tex.) HR (2; 4x, 7/23/15 at Cle.) RBI (5; 5x, 7/28/14 at Bos.) AL Leaders: T4th-multihit games (12); 9th-AVG (.316). Is hitting.520 (13-25) over his last six games vs. Minnesota. Collected season highs with four hits and three RBI on Friday vs. Minnesota. Has played in all 31 games, including 30 starts (29 in left fi eld). Is hitting.333/.407/.427 vs. RHP, compared to.222/.300/.389 vs. LHP has homered from both sides of the plate in a game three times (last 7/23/15 at Cleveland). Ranks third among active players with 91 outfi eld assists since #1 ADAM EATON, OF, L-L Last Game: 1-4, BB Homestand: 7-19, 3B, 2 RBI, 4 BB, 2 R Current Streak: 3 (.417, 5-12) MultiHR Games: NONE GS: NONE Season-High Streak: 4 (4/4-7) Career High: H (4; 8x, 9/4/15 at K.C.) HR (1; 20x, 9/29/15 vs. K.C.) RBI (3; 2x, 9/4/15 at K.C.) AL Leaders: 1st-OF assists (6); 3rd-multihit games (13). Is 7-19 (.368) with four walks over his last fi ve games. Is hitting.240 (12-50) at home this season, compared to.338 (23-68) on the road. Was named by ESPN as the Defensive Player of the Month for April his six assists in April were the most in a month by a Sox OF since Ivan Calderon (six) in June Has made 27 starts in right fi eld (three career entering 2016). His 21 triples since 2014 rank third in the major leagues. Is hitting.423 (22-52) over his last 13 games vs. Minnesota. #21 TODD FRAZIER, 3B, R-R Last Game: 2-5, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R Homestand: 2-20, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 4 R, 3 BB Current Streak: 1 (.400, 2-5) MultiHR Games: 6 (6/17/15 vs. Det.) GS: 2 (6/17/15 vs. Det.) Season-High Streak: 6 (4/23-28) Career High: H (4; 3x, 7/4/15 vs. Mil.) HR (2; 6x, 6/17/15 vs. Det.) RBI (5; 6/17/15 vs. Det.) AL Leaders: T4th-HR (8); T11th-RBI (20). Ended an 0-20 streak last night with a solo home run and RBI double is 3-31 (.097) over his last eight games. Hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the eighth inning on 4/30 at Baltimore. Has hit cleanup and played third base in all 31 games. His 72 homers since 2014 are tied for the 11th-most in the major leagues. Abreu Among AL Leaders Since 2014 Hit-by-Pitch 2nd 30 Total Bases 4th 682 RBI 5th 229 XBH 5th 150 Slugging Pct. 5th.530 OPS 6th.891 Home Runs 9th 71 Frazier Among MLB 3B Leaders Since 2012 Home Runs 2nd 110 Extra-Base Hits 4th 245 RBI 4th 329 Total Bases 4th 1,060 #26 AVISAIL GARCIA, OF, R-R Last Game: 1-3, BB, R Homestand: 4-9, HR, RBI, 4 R, 3 BB Current Streak: 8 (.444, 12-27) MultiHR Games: 3 (last 8/10/15 vs. LAA) GS: NONE Season-High Streak: 8 (4/25-current) Career High: H (4; 2x, 7/8/15 vs. Tor.) HR (2; 3x, 8/10/15 vs. LAA) RBI (4; 2x, 8/10/15 vs. LAA) Owns an eight-game hitting streak, going (.444) with a double, triple, two home runs, fi ve RBI and eight runs scored, raising his average from.135 to.241. Is 4-9 with a home run, three walks and four runs scored in three games since returning to the lineup after missing four games with a strained right hamstring. Has started at designated hitter 21 times and in right fi eld twice in 2016 is hitting.255 (35-137) with four homers and 13 RBI lifetime as the DH. #10 AUSTIN JACKSON, OF, R-R Last Game: 1-3, 2B, 2 BB, 2 R, RBI Homestand: 3-16, 4 BB, 5 R Current Streak: 3 (.273, 3-11) MultiHR Games: NONE GS: 1 (7/7/15 vs. Det.) Season-High Streak: 6 (4/4-11) Career High: H (5; 4/30/10 vs. LAA) HR (1; 55x, 10/1/15 at Cin.) RBI (5; 9/30/15 at Cin.) Is hitting.289 (13-45) with six doubles, one triple, fi ve RBI and eight runs scored over his last 13 games. Has eight extra-base hits in his last 15 games (one in fi rst 16). Is hitting.333 (9-27) with nine RBI with RISP in His 48 triples since 2010 rank second in the majors behind Dexter Fowler (56). Owns a.316 (48-152) average in his last 37 games vs. Minnesota. #15 BRETT LAWRIE, INF, R-R Last Game: 1-5, RBI Homestand: 4-16, 5 BB, 2 RBI, R Current Streak: 3 (.308, 4-13) MultiHR Games: NONE GS: 3 (last 6/24/15 at Tex.) Season-High Streak: 7 (4/9-17) Career High: H (4; 7/29/15 at LAD) HR (1; 61x, 4/29/16 at Bal.) RBI (5; 4/15/14 at Min.) AL Leaders: T8th-BB (17); 11th-OBP (.386); T11th-2B (8). Owns a.444 on-base percentage (16 walks) over his last 18 contests. His 17 walks this season are 11 less than his total of 28 in 2015 drew a walk in a career-high fi ve straight games (eight total) from 4/30-5/5. Homered in a career-high three straight games from 4/29-5/1 at Baltimore. Is hitting.389/.450/.556 vs. left-handers in Owns a 16-game hitting streak (.343, 23-67) vs. Minnesota. #27 DIONER NAVARRO, C, S-R Last Game: 3-4, 2 2B, RBI, R Homestand: 5-15, 2 2B, 2 RBI, R Current Streak: 3 (.455, 5-11) MultiHR Games: 1 (5/29/13 vs. CWS) GS: 2 (8/5/08 at Tor.) Season-High Streak: 5 (4/23-27) Career High: H (4; 4x, 5/22/09 at Mia.) HR (3; 5/29/13 vs. CWS) RBI (6; 5/29/13 vs. CWS) Collected a season high three hits and two doubles last night is hitting.325 (13-40) with three doubles, a triple, two home runs and 10 RBI over his last 12 games. Sox pitchers own a 2.54 ERA (49 ER/177.0 IP) when he is behind the plate, the best mark in the American League. Has made 19 starts this season, including 11 of the last 13 games has thrown out 25.0 percent (3-12) of attempted basestealers this season. Hit a game-winning, RBI triple in the seventh inning on 4/27 at Toronto the triple was his fi rst since 9/27/12 vs. Milwaukee (with Cincinnati), a span of 299 games. Homered from both sides of the plate in his only career multihomer game on 5/29/13 vs. the White Sox. #7 JIMMY ROLLINS, INF, S-R Last Game: DNP Homestand: 1-9, 4 BB, 3 R MultiHR Games: 9 (7/11/14 vs. Was.) GS: 4 (5/31/14 at Tex.) Season-High Streak: 4 (4/9-15) Career High: H (5; 3x, 8/26/08 vs. NYM) HR (2; 9x, 7/11/14 vs. Was.) RBI (5; 7/25/09 vs. STL) Has played SS and hit second in all 21 of his starts. Drew three walks on Thursday vs. Boston, his most since 5/11/14 at the Mets. Is 5-9 (.625) with four walks and a.692 on-base percentage vs. LHP in Became Chicago s oldest Opening Day SS since Hall-of-Famer Luke Appling in 1949 (42 years, 17 days). His.983 career fi elding percentage at shorstop ranks third in major-league history. Most Games at SS In MLB History Player Rank No. Ozzie Smith 4th 2,511 Cal Ripken Jr. 5th 2,302 Larry Bowa 6th 2,222 Luke Appling 7th 2,218 Jimmy Rollins 8th 2,213 Has homered from both sides of the plate twice in his career (7/20/06 at the Cubs and 8/12/06 vs. Cincinnati). #18 TYLER SALADINO, INF, R-R Last Game: 1-4 Homestand: 3-8, 2 RBI, R Current Streak: 2 (.375, 3-8) MultiHR Games: NONE GS: NONE Season-High Streak: 2 (4/7-14) Career High: H (3; 3x, 8/21/15 at Sea.) HR (1; 5x, 4/20/16 vs. LAA) RBI (2; 5x, 9/4/15 at K.C.) Recorded his second multihit game of the season on Friday, going 2-4 with two RBI, to end an 0-14 streak is 4-26 (.154) over his last 10 games. Has made nine starts at shortstop in Hit his fi rst home run of the season on 4/20 vs. the Angels. Ten of his 15 career XBH have come at home, including all fi ve homers. Has appeared in 60 games (53 starts) at third base, 22 (16) at shortstop and two (zero) at fi rst base. #5 CARLOS SANCHEZ, INF, S-R Last Game: DNP Homestand: 0-1 MultiHR Games: NONE GS: NONE Season-High Streak: Career High: H (3; 5x, 9/21-1/15 at Det.) HR (1; 5x, 9/21-1/15 at Det.) RBI (4; 8/21/15 at Sea.) Was recalled from Class AAA Charlotte on 4/28 and made his season debut that night. Started a three-run rally on 4/30 at Baltimore with an eighth-inning double. Hit.309 (25-81) with four doubles, three homers and nine RBI with the Knights. Ranked among the American League rookie leaders in 2015 in doubles (1st, 23), games (5th, 120), hits (8th, 87), extra-base hits (11th, 29) and total bases (11th, 127). Is hitting.256 (31-121) lifetime vs. LHP, compared to.219 (81-374) vs. RHP. #29 HECTOR SANCHEZ, C, S-R Last Game: DNP Homestand: 0-3, BB, RBI MultiHR Games: 1 (4/23/14 at Col.) GS: 2 (last 7/21/15 at S.D) Season-High Streak: 1 (4/28) Career High: H (4; 2x, 5/5/14 at Pit.) HR (2; 4/23/14 at Col.) RBI (5; 4/23/14 at Col.) Has made two starts since his contract was purchased from Class AAA Charlotte on 4/25 at Toronto (last on 5/5 vs. Boston). Sox pitchers own a 8.43 ERA (16 ER/17.0 IP) when he is behind the plate this season has thrown out 20.0 percent (27-135) of attempted basestealers lifetime. Hit.143 (4-28) with two homers and three RBI over eight games with Charlotte. Appeared in 244 games with San Francisco from was a member of the Giants 2012 World Series championship team. #41 JERRY SANDS, OF, R-R Last Game: DNP Homestand: 0-6 MultiHR Games: NONE GS: NONE Season-High Streak: 3 (4/20-24) Career High: H (4; 2x, 9/18/11 vs. Pit.) HR (1; 10x, 4/13/16 at Min.) RBI (4; 4x, 8/8/15 vs. Min.) Is 7-24 (.292) with three RBI over his last eight games. Has made eight starts at designated hitter and one at fi rst base. Is hitting.261 (6-23) with one homer vs. RHP in Is 1-2 (.500) as a PH in 2016 and 9-26 (.346) with two homers and 10 RBI lifetime. Has appeared in 55 career games in right fi eld, 55 in left, 20 at fi rst base, 15 as the designated hitter and one in center. WHITE SOX HITTERS VS. MINNESOTA TWINS 2015 CAREER Player AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Abreu Cabrera Eaton Frazier Garcia Jackson Lawrie Navarro Rollins Saladino C. Sanchez H. Sanchez Sands TOTALS

5 2016 SINGLE-GAME HIGHS WHITE SOX Runs, Game...10, 2x, last 5/6 vs. Minnesota Runs, Inning... 5, 3x, last 5/1 at Baltimore (5th) Hits, Game... 15, 4/26 at Toronto Hits, Inning... 6, 4/7 at Oakland (9th) Consecutive Hits, Inning... 5, 4/7 at Oakland (9th) Doubles...4, 3x, last 5/7 vs. Minnesota Triples... 2, 4/27 at Toronto Home Runs... 3, 4/26 at Toronto Extra-Base Hits... 6, 4/26 at Toronto Stolen Bases...3, 4/20 vs. Los Angeles-AL Left On Base... 13, 4/23 vs. Texas Errors...2, 2x, last 4/30 at Baltimore Strikeouts... 12, 4/17 at Tampa Bay Walks... 9, 5/5 vs. Boston Double Plays (Hit Into)...2, 5x, last 5/5 vs. Boston OPPONENTS Runs, Game...10, 4/28 at Baltimore Runs, Inning... 5, 2x, last 4/28 at Baltimore (6th) Hits, Game...15, 4/28 at Baltimore Hits, Inning... 6, 4/18 vs. Los Angeles-AL (1st) Doubles...4, 3x, last 4/30 at Baltimore Triples...1, 4x, last 5/5 vs. Boston Home Runs...3, 3x, last 5/5 vs. Boston Extra-Base Hits...6, 3x, last 5/5 vs. Boston Stolen Bases... 3, 4/23 vs. Texas Left On Base...12, 5/1 at Baltimore Errors...3, 4/9 vs. Cleveland Strikeouts... 13, 4/27 at Toronto Walks...7, 2x, last 5/5 vs. Boston Double Plays (Hit Into)...4, 4/21 vs. Los Angeles-AL WHITE SOX INDIVIDUAL BATTING Longest Hitting Streak...8 games, 2x, last Garcia, 4/25-current Runs...3, Garcia, 4/26 at Toronto Hits...4, Cabrera, 5/6 vs. Minnesota Doubles...2, 2x, last Navarro, 5/7 vs. Minnesota Triples...1, 7, last Eaton, 5/6 vs. Minnesota Home Runs...1, 29x, last Frazier, 5/7 vs. Minnesota Consecutive Games w/hr... 3, Lawrie, 4/29-5/1 Runs Batted In...3, 5x, last Cabrera, 5/6 vs. Minnesota Stolen Bases... 1, 11x, last Eaton, 4/30 at Baltimore Strikeouts... 4, Frazier, 4/17 at Tampa Bay Walks...3, Lawrie, 4/20 vs. Los Angeles-AL WHITE SOX INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings Pitched, Starter , Sale, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Innings Pitched, Reliever...3.0, 2x, last Putnam, 4/18 vs. Los Angeles-AL Strikeouts, Starter...10, Quintana, 4/27 at Toronto Strikeouts, Reliever... 3, 5x, last Webb, 4/28 at Baltimore Walks...5, 2x, last Danks, 4/21 vs. Los Angeles-AL Fewest Hits Allowed, Complete Game... 2, Sale, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Consecutive Scoreless IP, Starter , Quintana, 4/17-5/3 Consecutive Scoreless IP, Reliever , Jones, 4/7-current Consecutive Scoreless Relief Appearances... 11, Jones, 4/7-current Consecutive Saves Converted... 6, Robertson, 4/4-20 Consecutive Hitters Retired... 16, Sale, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Consecutive Hitters Retired, Starter... 16, Sale, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Longest Winning Streak, Starter...7 games, Sale, 4/4-current WHITE SOX MISCELLANEOUS Most Games Over , last 5/3 Most Games Under Largest Division Lead games, 5/7 Largest Division Deficit game, 4/8 Longest Winning Streak... 6 games, 4/22-27 Longest Losing Streak... 3 games, 4/16-18 Longest Home Winning Streak... 4 games, 4/22-5/3 Longest Home Losing Streak... 2 games, 5/4-5/5 Longest Road Winning Streak... 5 games, 4/7-15 Longest Road Losing Streak...2 games, 2x, last 4/28-29 Longest Game, Innings , 4/23 vs. Texas Longest Game, Time...3:57, 2x, last 5/5 vs. Boston Longest 9-Inning Game... 3:57, 5/5 vs. Boston Shortest Game, Time... 2:23, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Shortest 9-Inning Game... 2:23, 4/15 at Tampa Bay Largest Margin of Victory... 9, 4/26 at Toronto Largest Margin of Defeat...8, 4/28 at Baltimore Largest Deficit Overcome... 4, 4/25 at Toronto Largest Lead Surrendered...2, 3x, last 5/4 vs. Boston Fewest Hits, Game...3, 3x, 5/3 vs. Boston Fewest Hits Allowed, Game... 2, 4/15 at Tampa Bay U.S. CELLULAR FIELD ATTENDANCE Largest Home Crowd... 38,019, 4/8 vs. Cleveland Smallest Home Crowd... 11,418, 4/21 vs. Los Angeles-AL Largest Home Attendance, Three-Game Series...61,726, 4/22-24 vs. Texas Largest Home Attendance, Four-Game Series...51,002, 4/18-21 vs. Los Angeles-AL SERIES RECORD One-Game Series... Two-Game Series Three-Game Series Four-Game Series First Game Second Game Third Game Fourth Game NUMBER OF DAYS IN First Place Second Place... 7 Third Place... Fourth Place... Fifth Place... GAME-ENDING HOME RUNS Date/Opp. GRAND SLAMS BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Players Date/Opp (Inn.) MULTIHOMER GAMES Date/Opp. WHITE SOX STARTS BY POSITION LEADOFF HOME RUNS Date/Opp. PINCH HIT HOME RUNS Date/Opp. Players Date/Opp (Inn.) GAME-ENDING PLAYS (NON-HR) Player (hit/play) Date/Opp (Inn.) Abreu (single)...4/23 vs. LAA (11th) Pitcher (7) Sale (7), Latos (6), Quintana (6), Rodon (6), Danks (4), Gonzalez (1), Johnson (1) Catcher (3) Navarro (19), Avila (10), H. Sanchez (2) First Base (2) Abreu (30), Sands (1) Second Base (1) Lawrie (31) Third Base (1) Frazier (31) Shortstop (3) Rollins (21), Saladino (9), C. Sanchez (1) Left Field (3) Cabrera (29), Eaton (1), Shuck (1) Center Field (2) Jackson (29), Eaton (2) Right Field (3) Eaton (27), Garcia (2), Shuck (2) DH (4) Garcia (21), Sands (8), Abreu (1), Cabrera (1) WHITE SOX STARTS BY ORDER 1st (2) Eaton (30), Jackson (1) 2nd (5) Rollins (21), Jackson (4), Saladino (3), Cabrera (2), C. Sanchez (1) 3rd (1) Abreu (31) 4th (1) Frazier (31) 5th (4) Cabrera (28), Garcia (1), Lawrie (1), Sands (1) 6th (4) Lawrie (25), Garcia (4), Navarro (1), Shuck (1) 7th (4) Garcia (18), Sands (8), Lawrie (5), Jackson (2) 8th (5) Navarro (17), Avila (9), Garcia (2), H. Sanchez (2), Shuck (1) 9th (5) Jackson (22), Saladino (6), Avila (1), Navarro (1), Shuck (1) RUNS SCORED BY INNING Inn Sox Opp. SOX STATS BY POSITION Pos. HR RBI 1st C nd 8 6 1B rd B th B th SS th 8 10 LF th 31 8 CF 0 9 8th RF 1 9 9th 14 3 DH 5 16 Extras 1 0 PH 0 0 TOTALS P 0 0 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...jeff Samardzija, September 21, 2015 at Detroit-1 (W, 2-0) 15 or more strikeouts, one game... Chris Sale, August 16, 2015 vs. Cubs (15) Four strikeouts, one inning...wilson Alvarez, July 21, 1997 at Detroit (7th inning) 10-plus IP... 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...adam Eaton, July 29, 2015 at Boston Pitcher hit home run... Mark Buehrle, June 14, 2009 at Milwaukee Home run, both sides of the plate...melky Cabrera, July 23, 2015 at 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 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...April 22, 2016 vs. Texas (seventh inning) Hit into a Triple Play...April 3, 2011 vs. Cleveland (fourth inning)