New White Sox Brenton Doyle, Joey Bart noticed team having fun from afar
<p>BOSTON — The White Sox have caught the attention of players around the major leagues, and it’s not just because they’re vastly exceeding expectations.</p><p>It’s because they’re having a ball doing it.</p><p>“It’s hard to miss,” new center fielder Brenton Doyle said Tuesday, “whether it’s the wizardry going on or just everyone always having a blast in the dugout — big smiles, a lot of energy. I think that goes a long way, especially in this sport.
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<p>BOSTON — The White Sox have caught the attention of players around the major leagues, and it’s not just because they’re vastly exceeding expectations.</p><p>It’s because they’re having a ball doing it.</p><p>“It’s hard to miss,” new center fielder Brenton Doyle said Tuesday, “whether it’s the wizardry going on or just everyone always having a blast in the dugout — big smiles, a lot of energy. I think that goes a long way, especially in this sport. You got to keep good vibes throughout the whole year.”</p><p>Doyle was one of two players the White Sox acquired before the trade deadline Monday, along with catcher Joey Bart, who started in their first game with their new team Tuesday against the surging Red Sox. Doyle is excited to join the party.</p><p>“I admired it from afar and always thought they were having so much fun out there,” said Doyle, who came from the Rockies, with whom he won two Gold Gloves (2023-24).
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- <p>BOSTON — The White Sox have caught the attention of players around the major leagues, and it’s not just because they’re vastly exceeding expectations.</p><p>It’s because they’re having a ball doing it.</p><p>“It’s hard to miss,” new center fielder Brenton Doyle said Tuesday, “whether it’s the wizardry going on or just everyone always having a blast in the dugout — big smiles, a lot of energy. I think that goes a long way, especially in this sport.
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