It's all hands on deck in White Sox' bullpen — all game, every game
<p>The White Sox’ bullpen is like the weather in Chicago: You never know what you’re going to get.</p><p>Neither do the relievers, for that matter.</p><p>Take left-hander Bryan Hudson, for example. Last Wednesday, he closed out a two-run victory against the Rangers with a perfect ninth inning that included two strikeouts.
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<p>The White Sox’ bullpen is like the weather in Chicago: You never know what you’re going to get.</p><p>Neither do the relievers, for that matter.</p><p>Take left-hander Bryan Hudson, for example. Last Wednesday, he closed out a two-run victory against the Rangers with a perfect ninth inning that included two strikeouts. Two days later, he entered in the sixth inning with a four-run lead, the bases loaded and no outs. He allowed four runs in two-thirds of an inning and took the loss.</p><p>Is that indicative of ineffective usage?
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- <p>The White Sox’ bullpen is like the weather in Chicago: You never know what you’re going to get.</p><p>Neither do the relievers, for that matter.</p><p>Take left-hander Bryan Hudson, for example. Last Wednesday, he closed out a two-run victory against the Rangers with a perfect ninth inning that included two strikeouts.
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It's all hands on deck in White Sox' bullpen — all game, every game
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