US EditionWhite Sox out to 'rock' as Angels seek their own positives
- On Thursday, 31-year-old Anderson made his debut with the Los Angeles Angels, playing second base and batting fifth against the Chicago White Sox, his former team, in the season opener at Rate Field.
- Anderson, who debuted with Chicago in 2016, departed from the White Sox after the 2023 season, during which the team finished with a 61-101 record and declined his $14 million option after he was hampered by a sprained left knee.
- In February 2024, Anderson agreed to a $5 million, one-year contract with Miami, but was released after hitting just.214 in 65 games.
- Anderson, who once hit a major league-best.335 with 18 homers and 56 RBIs in 2019, said the time off was good for him and that he is now more mature, stating, "I'm kind of mature like that now."
- The White Sox, with a 41-121 record overall and 23-58 at home last season, had Sean Burke as their probable pitcher, while the Angels had Yusei Kikuchi, and the BetMGM Sportsbook line favored the Angels at-154 with an over/under of 8 runs.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
White Sox out to 'rock' as Angels seek their own positives
Chicago White Sox catcher Korey Lee finds it refreshing to be on the plus side of .500 after one game, especially after the club endured a modern-day record 121 losses in 2024.
Whittier Daily News
Angels blown out by White Sox in season opener
CHICAGO — The Angels did nothing to change the narrative surrounding their struggling franchise on Opening Day. Owners of the longest current playoff drought in the majors, the Angels lost 8-1 to the Chicago White Sox on Thursday, falling for the 11th time in their last 12 openers. The Angels, who haven’t made the playoffs since 2014, managed just five hits, only two after the second inning. They didn’t score until Logan O’Hoppe homered in the n…
Community keeps Sox fans coming back despite low expectations for the season
Smoke billowed from hot grills around Rate Field Thursday as the White Sox prepared to host the Los Angeles Angels to open their season.The smiling faces of tailgaters crowded the parking lot, with the scent of charred burgers and brats wafting through the chilly air. The mood ran counter to the fact that the Sox are coming off a historically awful campaign, where they finished with an MLB record 121 losses.Many fans do hope to see some improvem…
Angels open season in Chicago with new faces on roster
The Angels will open their 2025 season Thursday by facing the White Sox in Chicago with plenty of new faces and a familiar face in a new place as they try to rebound from their worst season. The Angels could have at least 10 newcomers when their 26-player roster is released later Thursday, including left-hander Yusei Kikuchi, their Opening Day...
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