White Sox to Have "Open Competition" for Last Two Rotation Spots
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White Sox to have "open competition" for last two rotation spots
After having to scrounge together innings last season, the White Sox signed left-handers Sean Newcomb and Anthony Kay this offseason to supplement their young pitching staff. Neither are splashy signings, but they provide insurance to a Sox staff that threw the fewest innings in the sport.In fact, Newcomb, who signed a two-year, $4.5-million contract, was attracted to the Sox because of the opportunity to “eat up innings.” Newcomb, a nine-year M…
Newcomb Gets Chance To Compete For White Sox Rotation Spot
The White Sox are still searching for a pitcher to round out their starting rotation, but even with a reported free-agent target, manager Will Venable says an internal option could still claim the role. According to MLB.com’s Scott Merkin, Venable said that left-hander Sean Newcomb will have an opportunity to compete for a starting job. The White Sox signed Newcomb in free agency, and while many view him as a potential bullpen option, he has ma…
White Sox to have “open competition” for last two rotation spots
After having to scrounge together innings last season, the White Sox signed left-handers Sean Newcomb and Anthony Kay this offseason to supplement their young pitching staff. Neither are splashy signings, but they provide insurance to a Sox staff that threw the fewest innings in the sport. In fact, Newcomb, who signed a two-year, $4.5-million contract, was attracted to the Sox because of the opportunity to “eat up innings.” Newcomb, a nine-year …
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