John Danks picked up his first win in twelve starts as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday afternoon by the score of 4-1.  Danks pitched 7.2 innings and only allowed five hits and two walks.  It was a very productive day for Danks and the White Sox.

Bobby Jenks picked up his fifth save of the season as he shut down the A’s in the 9th inning.

Carlos Quentin had the big shot for the White Sox when he hit a three-run home run in the 4th inning.  Joe Crede also recorded an RBI in the fifth inning when he singled to right-center field.

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Joe Crede was the main man today in Chicago as he crushed a grand slam in the 7th inning that gave the Chicago White Sox a 7-3 lead and they went onto to win the game 7-4.

Besides Crede’s 4 RBI’s, Nick Swisher, Jim Thome, and Jermaine Dye all had one RBI each.

Javier Vasquez picked up the win for the White Sox.  Vasquez pitched seven innings, giving up seven hits, and three earned runs.  Bobby Jenks got the save, it was his fourth save of the season so far.

The White Sox record now stands at 5-2!

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A.J. Pierzynski had a great day on Friday for the Chicago White Sox has he finished the day with five RBI’s.  PIerzynski had a two run double in the 3rd inning and a three run homer in the 7th inning.  The White Sox improved their record to 2-2 with the win over the Tigers.

Carlos Quentin connected for a two run homerun and Jermaine Dye chippin in with a RBI of his own as well.

Boone Logan picked up the win while Bobby Jenks picked up the save.  It was Jenks second save of the season.

The Chicago White Sox have picked up their first win in the 2008 season as they defeated the Cleveland Indians 2-1 on Thursday afternoon.  The White Sox held the Indians to only two hits, the first coming in the 6th inning.

John Danks pitched a great game for the White Sox as he lasted 6.2 innings.  He did get the no decision however as Octavio Dotel picked up the win and Bobby Jenks picked up the save.  Great job by the pitching staff today.

It was two solo homeruns that scored the White Sox runs today.  Joe Crede and Juan Uribe both connected for solo shots.

The White Sox now travel to Detroit to take on the Tigers.  This will be a tough series for the White Sox, lets hope they can pick up atleast two wins in Detroit.

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