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Brenton Doyle, Tristan Peters getting along just fine in White Sox' outfield

First publishedAug 16, 19:27 UTC
Last updatedAug 16, 21:15 UTC · 13m ago
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<p>DETROIT — The White Sox’ trade for center fielder Brenton Doyle on Aug. 3 had the potential to create tension in the team’s utopian clubhouse.</p><p>Incumbent center fielder Tristan Peters had a first half that put him in the All-Star Game, but he was having a rough start to the second half.

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<p>DETROIT — The White Sox’ trade for center fielder Brenton Doyle on Aug. 3 had the potential to create tension in the team’s utopian clubhouse.</p><p>Incumbent center fielder Tristan Peters had a first half that put him in the All-Star Game, but he was having a rough start to the second half. Doyle had missed more than two months with an oblique injury, but his resume included two Gold Gloves with the Rockies.</p><p>Though the plan was to platoon them — Peters gets righties, Doyle lefties — Peters couldn’t be blamed for looking over his shoulder, wondering if the new guy might steal some playing time.</p><p>But that hasn’t been the case.</p><p>“It’s exciting seeing somebody come in,” Peters told the Sun-Times. “We’ve had a few because of the deadline.

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<p>DETROIT — The White Sox’ trade for center fielder Brenton Doyle on Aug. 3 had the potential to create tension in the team’s utopian clubhouse.</p><p>Incumbent center fielder Tristan Peters had a first half that put him in the All-Star Game, but he was having a rough start to the second half.
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