The White Sox are on a roll, and it's all thanks to their resilient mindset and clutch performances. Despite a nearly perfect game by the Dodgers on Saturday, the Sox are 7-5 and averaging 5.1 runs per game since Munetaka Murakami's injury. The team's positive vibes and group mindset are key to their success, according to hitting coach Derek Shomon. The Sox are also getting healthier, with Kyle Teel and Noah Schultz set to join the team in Triple-A Charlotte. Bryan Hudson will open for Erick Fedde on Sunday, and the Sox are looking to make the most of their bullpen games. With a strong lineup and a solid rotation, the Sox are poised to make a run at the top spot in the American League Central. But can they keep up the momentum and avoid the pitfalls of a long season? Only time will tell. In the meantime, the Sox are enjoying the ride and taking it one game at a time.
