Closing toward the end of April, the White Sox have been, particularly offensively, a nice team to watch. They haven't suffered too much since they lost Avisail Garcia to a season-ending injury and since Adam Eaton's been out the last several days. Dayan Viciedo is starting to hit like he did when he first came up a few years ago, now that he's had the opportunity to become a full-time starter.
Alejandro De Aza's been hitting poorly of late, but the White Sox's outfield prospects being practically scarce, they're stuck with him in the meantime. Fortunately, practically every guy who plays in the infield has been able to pick up the slack. I really like Leury Garcia, as they don't really lose anything when they play him. He walks, can play at least four positions (he even PITCHED in a recent game!), is a good bunter and can steal bases. A little guy who SHOULD be a fan favorite, if he isn't already.
Alejandro De Aza's been hitting poorly of late, but the White Sox's outfield prospects being practically scarce, they're stuck with him in the meantime. Fortunately, practically every guy who plays in the infield has been able to pick up the slack. I really like Leury Garcia, as they don't really lose anything when they play him. He walks, can play at least four positions (he even PITCHED in a recent game!), is a good bunter and can steal bases. A little guy who SHOULD be a fan favorite, if he isn't already.
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