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Randal Grichuk delivered a September moment, and now the White Sox have to make it hold up

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By Jim Margalus Verified
| Sox Machine
There's a chance that Randal Grichuk delivered his Joe Crede Moment for the White Sox in St. Louis on Saturday with his ninth-inning, two-out, two-strike go-ahead homer that provided a sorely needed bit of breathing room as they attempt to hold off the Cleveland Guardians in September.
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White Sox scouting director Mike Shirley resigns

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By Jim Margalus Verified
| Sox Machine
The White Sox announced the resignation of Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Shirley today, stating that he is no longer in the organization. No other details have been shared by either party, which is a stark departure from the last two times the White Sox changed scouting directors.
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Cardinals 7, White Sox 3: Down to half a game

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By Jim Margalus Verified
| Sox Machine
Down four with the bases loaded in the six inning, Miguel Vargas briefly looked like he had produced The Swing that might unclog the White Sox offense. Luis Gastelum left an 0-1 sweeper above the knees on the outer half of the plate, and Vargas put good wood on it, launching to left center field. Statcast says it left the bat at 104.3 mph and traveled some 397 feet, and would have left 12 of 30 MLB parks, including Rate Field.
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