Following nightmarish back-to-back seasons with over 100 losses, no one could have predicted that the Chicago White Sox would enter the All-Star Break with an impressive 50-45 record, which had them tied with the Cleveland Guardians for first place in the AL Central. Knowing they must improve offensively after hitting last year for a .232 batting average with only 165 home runs, 626 RBIs and 85 stolen bases, the White Sox have definitely taken a…
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