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Paul Sullivan: After six years of losing, it's time for the rebuilding White Sox to show some progress in 2019

This could be the year the White Sox turn the corner in their rebuild, setting the stage for the sustained success management promised when it announced its plan after the 2016 season.

Or this is could be another year of false hope, leaving Sox fans wondering whether they'll ever see the light at the end of the tunnel.

It could go either way, which is why 2019 may be a year to take a more critical look at the progress of the rebuild after two years of giving the Sox the benefit of the doubt

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