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'He was painting the zone': Jack Flaherty quiets White Sox in Tigers' 7-4 victory

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DETROIT — White Sox catcher Matt Thaiss started the second inning Friday against the Tigers with a nine-pitch at-bat, fouling off pitches, watching bad ones go by and showing restraint.After Thaiss drew a walk with two outs, shortstop Brooks Baldwin pounced on a fastball high in the zone for a double to left field. What was surprising was that third-base coach Justin Jirschele sent Thaiss home, considering he ranks in the fifth percentile in spr…

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'He was painting the zone': Jack Flaherty quiets White Sox in Tigers' 7-4 victory

DETROIT — White Sox catcher Matt Thaiss started the second inning Friday against the Tigers with a nine-pitch at-bat, fouling off pitches, watching bad ones go by and showing restraint.After Thaiss drew a walk with two outs, shortstop Brooks Baldwin pounced on a fastball high in the zone for a double to left field. What was surprising was that third-base coach Justin Jirschele sent Thaiss home, considering he ranks in the fifth percentile in spr…

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