Paul Sullivan: White Sox end 2022 season in fitting fashion with 10-1 loss, saving their worst for last
CHICAGO — Whenever the Chicago White Sox players left their clubhouse this season to enter the dugout at Guaranteed Rate Field, they were greeted by a sign on the door. “NO PLAYER IS AS GOOD AS THE SUM OF A TEAM.” That message was never more apparent than during the 2022 season, when the sum of the Sox parts did not add up to a winning year on the South Side. We spent most of the last six ...
CHICAGO — Whenever the Chicago White Sox players left their clubhouse this season to enter the dugout at Guaranteed Rate Field, they were greeted by a sign on the door.
“NO PLAYER IS AS GOOD AS THE SUM OF A TEAM.”
That message was never more apparent than during the 2022 season, when the sum of the Sox parts did not add up to a winning year on the South Side.
We spent most of the last six months wondering when the Sox would come out of hibernation, listening to players and manager Tony La Russa insist they still had
