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White Sox's approach unlikely to sway others

By Sean McAdam
Special to ESPN.com

Thursday, October 20, 2005

In dispatching the Los Angeles Angels in five games in the ALCS, the Chicago White Sox starting rotation did something that hadn't happened in decades. Chicago starters strung together four consecutive complete games. Indeed, for the entire series, White Sox starting pitchers pitched into the ninth inning in every game. The bullpen recorded exactly two outs, throwing a grand total of seven pitches. But despite the natural inclination to copy what's been successful, don't look for the White Sox ...

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